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From: Marv Soloff - 21 Mar 2008, 22:41
My 1996 Mercury Marquis developed a loss of coolant into the passenger cabin this morning. My mechanic's snap opinion (he hasn't looked yet) is that the heater core is shot, followed by major moaning about how tough it is to pull and replace the heater core and how much it will cost because the whole dash has to be removed and replaced. Question:...
9 Posts. Last post send by: Marv Soloff - Friday 21 Mar
From: Jeff - 21 Mar 2008, 08:44
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From: Cindy - 21 Mar 2008, 04:43
I'm changing the steering system on my 1948 Desoto Suburban (9 passenger, 4800 pound vehicle) from the original pitman arm steering to rack and pinion steering. I purchased a rebuilt back-steer rack and pinion (45" long) that was for a 1995-2005 Chevy Cavalier or Pontiac Sunfire. I built the mounting housing, new steering shaft, new power hoses from...
3 Posts. Last post send by: Cindy - Friday 21 Mar
From: Ulf - 20 Mar 2008, 21:52
My '90 Jeep Cherokee 4.0 refuses to start. When I turn the key the starter or solenoid makes a humming/buzzing noise, like it's trying to turn the engine without success. However, with the headlights on they only dim slightly, not at all as much as normal. So I got my jumper cable and connected one end to the battery (+), and the other to the solenoid....
14 Posts. Last post send by: Ulf - Thursday 20 Mar
From: Steve W. - 20 Mar 2008, 20:29
Ever get one of those HUH? questions stuck in your head? Here's the one posed to me by a neighbor. How did PRNDL become the standard nomenclature for automatic transmissions? P- Park - Makes sense because that it what it does. R- Reverse - Same as above. N- Neutral - Ditto D- Drive, Well you do "drive " the vehicle but why not F- Forward? L- Low...
13 Posts. Last post send by: Steve W. - Thursday 20 Mar
From: cuhulin@webtv,net - 20 Mar 2008, 16:43
How It Works section at Popular Science online www .popsci,com Tomorrow's Hybrid.I subscribe to snail mail Popular Science and snail mail Popular Mechanics magazines, been doing so for many, many years.Usually it takes those online magazines a few days to get their latest stuff online. cuhulin
3 Posts. Last post send by: cuhulin@webtv,net - Thursday 20 Mar
From: calder.cay@gmail,com - 20 Mar 2008, 16:35
Installed new FLT automatic tranny. Installed Kooks headers, with MSD wires, and new spark plugs. (150k miles 1995 Camaro Z28 (LT1), original O2 sensors). She starts up fine - let her idle for 5 minutes, not a heartbeat missing. The "Check Gauges" light on the dash is on and the oil pressure, engine temp, and fuel gauges are all wacked out: * Oil...
2 Posts. Last post send by: calder.cay@gmail,com - Thursday 20 Mar
From: scseaquist@hotmail,com - 20 Mar 2008, 06:55
I own a 2001 Chev. Lumina with a 3.1 V-6 that has about 65,000 miles on it. The motor is quite noisy when it is cold. More of a dull tapping sound than a click. I do not like to drive it until it has warmed up some. It quiets down after reaching full temperature. The motor has always been "chattery", but it is getting worse. I am not familiar with the engines...
3 Posts. Last post send by: scseaquist@hotmail,com - Thursday 20 Mar
From: cuhulin@webtv,net - 19 Mar 2008, 17:53
why I wont buy that 1990 Chevrolet RV van from a neighbor who lives in that house behind me is because I dont know anything about throttle body fuel injection,,,, I think I am too old to learn either.Carburetors, (simple one barell and two barrel carburetors, I know how to work on and get them going) It is a nice looking 1990 Chevrolet RV van, but not for me. cuhulin...
50 Posts. Last post send by: cuhulin@webtv,net - Wednesday 19 Mar
From: auto@carsreviews.org - 19 Mar 2008, 16:52
Well Done Chevy-A Real Master Piece! March 17th, 2008 This SUV rides nice in the city and is a very comfortable highway truck. Space is good in back and storage space is also good. Overall this is a great SUV. 4×4 system is easy to use and works great. Towing capacity is good and ours came with the tow package standard. You also get [...] http :// aut...
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From: M.M. - 19 Mar 2008, 03:36
I'm planning to replace pads & rotors on my mother's 2000 Acura TL this weekend. I've done lots of disk brakes but never on an Acura. Anything special I should be aware of? Thanks...
14 Posts. Last post send by: M.M. - Wednesday 19 Mar
From: Simpson - 19 Mar 2008, 03:18
Does anyone have any idea how much vacuum should develop at an EGR port on a carburetor with the engine revved to about 2000rpm? I installed a brand spanking new Holley 2280 carburetor on my 87 Dodge Dakota V6 engine and failed the NO part of the California smog test. The HC and CO tests passed well below average. I came back home and checked the...
69 Posts. Last post send by: Simpson - Wednesday 19 Mar
From: Paul Michaels - 18 Mar 2008, 22:18
I went to the 2007 South Florida International Auto Show to check out the new 2008 and 2009 cars on display back in November. It was held, as usual, at the Miami Beach Convention Center. I finally got around to uploading the 400+ pictures. There were over 40 manufacturers showing off their new models plus an exotic car section and a classic car section. Here's...
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From: craig.lee95@googlemail,com - 18 Mar 2008, 20:48
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From: Tim Louven - 18 Mar 2008, 17:37
My 92, 4 cylinder Camry is stuck on 4th gear. Acceleration is poor. The OD light isn't working but the OD bulb fuse is fine. The OD button is fine. The shifter D light isn't working. And when I step on the brakes then select any gear the brake light failure light goes on. I change two out of four bulbs but the problem remains. I check the 2-pin connector...
2 Posts. Last post send by: Tim Louven - Tuesday 18 Mar
