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July 24th 08 12:33 PM
by ukdrivingdirectory Go to last post
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Wheels' Lug nuts loosened unexpectedly by Built_Well
Last month I rotated the wheels on the '06 Camry, from front to back. Yesterday I re-torqued them after 350 miles of driving and five weeks. All the lug nuts on the two rear wheels did not turn even a bit; they were perfectly torqued. But 4 out of 5 lug nuts on the passenger-side front wheel...
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July 24th 08 03:02 AM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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Toyota and GM by Built_Well
I really hope GM avoids bankruptcy. My dad only ever owned GM products. I've been happy with the 2 Toyotas I've owned and probably will stick with Toyota for the rest of my life, but I hope GM survives too. The more competition, the better. Companies strive to out-do each other. I agree with...
July 23rd 08 09:43 PM
by Steve[_1_] Go to last post
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Top 10 Stolen Cars by Built_Well
The top 10 stolen cars in 2007 were 1) 1995 Honda Civic 2) 1991 Honda Accord 3) 1989 Toyota Camry (yes, 1 9 8 9 ) 4) 1997 Ford F-150
July 23rd 08 08:30 PM
by Steve[_1_] Go to last post
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Battery question by Ivan Vegvary
Two identical RV batteries. They have been unhooked from the RV 'converter' (smart trickle charger) for 5 days. Checking with a hydrometer shows that all cells are 75% charged. (12 cells, two batteries). HOWEVER one of the batteries reads 12.35 volts while the other reads 8.6 volts. Why...
July 23rd 08 04:50 PM
by Don Bruder Go to last post
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Plymouth Voyager van reverse light switch location? by Steve L[_2_]
My reverse lights are not working on my 1997 Plymouth Grand Voyager van. The bulbs have been replaced and the fuse(s) are fine. I am guessing it is the switch (if not a short in the wiring). Where is it located? Thank you!
July 23rd 08 02:38 PM
by Steve Austin[_2_] Go to last post
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VW GTI Issues, battery? by [email protected]
Hi there! My VW GTI has some strange issues lately. When I turn the car on (which sometimes fails, i turn the key and nothing happens, only the dashboard lights come on) and let it sit on park, the radio and AC will stop working for a second or two. When I drive up to a stop sign or red light, same...
July 22nd 08 10:06 PM
by Don Byrer Go to last post
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free frozen flare nut at radiator? by George[_20_]
('99 Cavalier, auto, 4 cyl) I have a leaking transmission coolant line, and the flare nut where that goes into the radiator is pretty corroded and frozen. The transmission end came off OK, with just a touch of heat. The problem is, the radiator has a plastic resevoir. So, ... - Has anyone...
July 22nd 08 06:41 PM
by George[_20_] Go to last post
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Mechanics Gloves? by M.M.
Any of you guys use mechanics gloves while working on cars? Or rubber gloves? I've been thinking about buying a pair or two. I rarely work on cars when they're hot but I'd like to keep my hands a bit cleaner and from getting all cut & scraped up. Are the Mechanix brand any good? I've used...
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July 22nd 08 02:20 PM
by N8N Go to last post
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Using a dynamometer w-o a wind tunnel, is inaccurate simulation of usage by TE Chea
in a warm / hot climate, because @ high rpm, vehicle will be moving @ high speed : the air cooling received by battery + alternator + inlet manifold ( usually heated by radiator coolant ) + exhaust manifold & pipe & muffler will increase torque. Only in a wind tunnel with air flow @ the same speed...
July 22nd 08 04:27 AM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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Honda Accord Blown Headlights by [email protected]
Has anyone had a problem with their honda accord headlights blowing all the time. We have had this problem for the past 4 months or so. We keep changing them, which isnt an easy job in itself but its costing a fortune and now looks like we may have to see an autoelectrician. Anyone heard of this or...
July 22nd 08 01:53 AM
by Tegger Go to last post
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lazy tach by z[_1_]
1992 honda civic ex all of a sudden, the tach reads zero at idle. works fine above idle. now what?
July 21st 08 08:59 PM
by z[_1_] Go to last post
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Update on My A/C issue by [email protected]
OK, I finally got the A/C working on my '90 Acura Legend...seems it needed just a slight shot of refridgerent. Took less than 1 oz. when the compressor kicked in. measured 51 degrees at the vent which is plenty cold for me. However, after running the air for 10-12 minutes, it peters out and blows...
July 21st 08 04:23 AM
by Steve B. Go to last post
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Water as fuel for cars by 2010 by [email protected]
The water moved vehicles in 2010 thanks to fuel cells… http://cooldreamcars.googlepages.com/water_fuel_cars_2010
July 20th 08 08:22 PM
by HLS Go to last post
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97 VW Golf 2.0 P0341 error code by [email protected]
I changed the timing belt on a 97 vw Golf 2.0, 5 speed. While doing this, the distributor cap hold down clamps broke (rusty) while double checking TDC. Got a used distributor that looks like new. Anyway, when I tried to start the car, would not start. I figured I had gotten the timing belt...
July 20th 08 08:04 PM
by Steve Austin[_2_] Go to last post
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A/C Conversion-What's Involved? by [email protected]
I have a very low mileage (23k) Acura Legend, 1990 which I have to get the A/C recharged on. Its still the old R12 system and I'd like opinions on whats involved in changing over to 134a? Easy? Expensive? Worth it? TIA Jay
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July 20th 08 01:00 PM
by HLS Go to last post
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2005 Malibu LS V6 Fuel Filters by ChrisCoaster
2005 LS V6 with now 28,000miles. Last year at 22,000 I asked a reputable garage I use for alignments about having the fuel filter changed on my car above. After performing the alignment they looked up my car and told me the filter is actually in the gas tank and never needs a routine change. They...
July 20th 08 02:19 AM
by ChrisCoaster Go to last post
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Ford 2150 carb part needed by Steve L[_2_]
I am missing the pump disc ball weight for my late 1970's Ford 2150 carb. Anybody know where I can get this small rod? Or the dimensions so I can fashion one? If not, what problems might I have if I run it w/o the pump disc ball weight? Thanks in advance.
July 19th 08 07:48 PM
by disston Go to last post
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What's a tune up? by Don Stauffer in Minnesota
What is involved in a tune up at a shop these days? They seem to want a fortune to do it. Is it really anything other than new plugs? They say they check the timing. But with modern crank angle sensors why would the engine go out of time? They say they "clean" the fuel system. Is this other...
July 19th 08 07:08 PM
by aarcuda69062 Go to last post
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Completely Free Software by [email protected]
Completely Free Software http://freesoftware20.blogspot.com
July 19th 08 07:38 AM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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