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Removing Pine Tar and Bird doo: What to use ? by Bob[_53_]
Hello, New Subaru Outback, 2015 Twilight Blue Metallic. Car is left outside, so has accumulated a fair amount of bird-doo, and also resin from trees. (pine tar ?). What's totally safe to dissolve and remove ?
May 19th 15 02:24 PM
by Kevin Bottorff[_3_] Go to last post
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2002 nissan altimas 6 cly wont start after key was made by sammyrocks66
hi I have an 2002 Nissan Altima's 3.5L SE model I really don't know what happen to it I b ought at auction had no battery so starting from scratch ' oh and no key yes no key //// so bought new battery and called a auto locksmith do guys know if its 2 keys or one ; well this guy made one for...
May 16th 15 04:45 AM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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AC compressor leak question by Ashton Crusher[_2_]
One of my cars keeps leaking the freon out over a period of about 2 months. I didn't find any obvious leaks and put some dye in a couple months ago. Went to drive the car yesterday and the AC wasn't working again. Got out my UV flashlight and went looking for leaks. Could not find anything...
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May 15th 15 01:27 AM
by dsi1[_10_] Go to last post
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converter-resonator coupling split flange? by [email protected]
'04 Cavalier. The converter outlet coupling failed - the bolts broke, and the bolt holes in both flanges are pretty much useless. Given the age of the car, and the cost of replacing all the components, I thought to use a couple of split flanges instead. But, I'm having a lot of trouble finding...
May 13th 15 05:26 PM
by Steve W.[_6_] Go to last post
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Filling In Very Light Scratches ? by Bob[_53_]
Hello, Have a relatively new Outback, and has received some "light" scratches on the door panel, probably in parking lot. Scratches are 2 to 3 inches long, and quite light (thin). Nowhere where I would consider re-painting the panel for. But, annoying.
May 13th 15 05:11 PM
by Steve W.[_6_] Go to last post
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Japanese cars and ball joints by geo pearl
I've got 96,000 on my Nissan. I live in a region where the streets freeze up and the roads crack. I try to dodge every manhole cover and rough patch of road. How long would my ball joints
May 3rd 15 06:00 PM
by Paul in Houston TX[_2_] Go to last post
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Automakers. by JR[_8_]
Google,,, Automakers to gearheads: Stop repairing cars
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April 30th 15 11:26 PM
by dsi1[_11_] Go to last post
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load on steering from braking? by [email protected]
I had a tie rod to steering arm ball joint wear out. It was rattling when braking, not during normal steering. Only when rapidly flicking though a chicane would you hear a knock. The mechanic reckoned that braking actually puts more load on the tie rod than steering. He said under a panic stop,...
April 26th 15 08:24 PM
by Ashton Crusher[_2_] Go to last post
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Changing the power steering line on a 2003 F150 by Michael Wilson
How tough is it to change the power steering line on a 2003 F150? The leak looks like it's coming from a rusty line. Changing it looks pretty straightforward but I thought I would check before I got into it. Thanks,
April 25th 15 06:38 AM
by Michael Wilson Go to last post
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Woodworth Carburetor? by Norm
replying to zoombot, Norm wrote: > zoombot wrote: > > Tried that and all I got was the very long patent explanation - no idea > what they were used for, etc. Guess I'm more interested in their > history than the actual mechanics of them. Thanks for the idea - can > anyone further this...
April 18th 15 09:18 PM
by Norm Go to last post
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checking coolant by specific gravity? by [email protected]
I had a used engine fitted and the greasemonkey's invoice includes $100 for radiator coolant. But I think he has used the cheapest classic car coolant (no glycol) maybe even water with some green colouring in it. So if ethlyne glycol has SG 1.1 then a 33% mix should test as SG 1.033 Is this a...
April 17th 15 12:36 AM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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Integra '91 , intermittent starting troubles ? by robb
Integra '91 LS, 3dr HB , 5 spd First Symptom: occasionally (intermittent), when trying to start car , get noticeable click from down inside engine compartment but no engine turning over just silence, turn key off try again, hear same click but this time engine turns over strong (chuga chuga)...
April 13th 15 11:58 PM
by NotMe Go to last post
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Hi Bird by PolicySpy[_3_]
Well, we need hybrid automotive systems which only have the purpose of making a lightweight four-wheel-drive. The four-wheel-drive would operate when accelerating, when at high RPM, and when pulling away from a stop. And this assistance that it provides for pulling away from a stop is where it...
April 12th 15 09:15 PM
by PolicySpy[_3_] Go to last post
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Intermittent Start - No Crank - 99 Sable by [email protected]
Greetings! 1999 Mercury Sable wagon - 168,000 miles Sometimes after running the car around town, I return to the car, only to not be able to start it. I turn the key, all dash lights are on - no crank, no start, nothing. I hear the fuel pump charge, but that's it. I've had this problem for a few...
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April 11th 15 10:34 PM
by [email protected] Go to last post
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What is the opposite of a Goldilocks zone? by Tony Cito
There's a certain thin range of voltage that is bad for BMWs where the instrument cluster goes haywire, and that voltage is in the opposite of the Goldilocks Zone. That is, instead of it being not too hot and not too cold, which would be a good thing for a Goldilocks Zone... the voltage is just...
April 8th 15 06:59 PM
by Whiskers Go to last post
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Exhaust pipe by Ivan Vegvary[_2_]
1948 Pontiac, straight 8 Had to move the exhaust system about an inch to get to the rear engine mounts. System was installed (welded) by a muffler shop as one continuous exhaust pipe, muffler and tail pipe. Pain in the rear to remove all the hangars and the exhaust manifold/pipe connection in...
April 7th 15 08:49 PM
by Steve W.[_6_] Go to last post
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What's the opposite of the Goldilocks Zone? by Tony Cito
There's a certain thin range of voltage that is bad for BMWs where the instrument cluster goes haywire, and that voltage is in the opposite of the Goldilocks Zone. That is, instead of it being not too hot and not too cold, which would be a good thing for a Goldilocks Zone... the voltage is just...
April 6th 15 07:42 PM
by Jeff Liebermann Go to last post
3 387
Engine Oil by species8350[_2_]
Hi, I have 10W/40 Enhanced Mineral Oil in the sump of my Pug 205 1.6 GTI. Will 10W/40 Semi Synthetic Oil be compatible with the existing oil? Thanks
April 5th 15 02:00 PM
by species8350[_2_] Go to last post
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Ford 2.3 Liter -Hop Up Questions by [email protected]
On Tuesday, June 27, 1995 at 1:00:00 AM UTC-6, SnoMo1 wrote: > I was wondering if there are any "experts" out there who would be able to > answer some questions and possibly piont me in the direction of literature > on hopping up the 2.3 liter Ford engine. I am looking for a replacement > for my...
March 29th 15 01:20 PM
by Scott Dorsey Go to last post
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Carburaror (again) by Ivan Vegvary[_2_]
1948 Pontiac Carter 2brl. Professionally rebuilt 12 years ago, driven 2000 miles and unused since. Idles nicely. Severe hesitation (stall) if pedal slightly depressed. All speeds. Only way to pull away in an intersection is to stomp on the gas. Replaced accelerator pump, no change. Swapped...
March 28th 15 06:57 PM
by Steve W.[_6_] Go to last post
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