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I would have a body shop do it if anyone, more experienceSo what you are both saying is take it to the mechanic. Got it. And I was also just contemplating buying the entire hinge instead of just the pin and bushing. But then again, I have no helper and possibly no available way to strap the door or keep it from leaning.
89 mid grade, I don't really see any gains running 91 so no sense in paying more for nothing.^ blah
it that at least 91/93 (premium)?
or is it 87 octane?
Replaced my front door seals. FYI, GM parts direct suck ass. Had to harass the crap out of them to get the seals shipped. Took a month for them to send them out. ******** COVID excuses.
Hardwired the new Kenwood dash cam so it will record if some one crashes into me while parked
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Flushed the coolant, cleaned the beauty cover then took it for a victory lap while I watched the data stream on my scanner. It said it was delivering 491Nm of torque, which converts to 362 ft.-lbs. I assume that's INTO the transmission. IATs were averaging 5° above ambient. The coolant temp gauge was showing where it always does- half a needle width over 210°. But, the scanner showed the coolant temp sensor to be reporting 194°-198°. What am I missing here?
Also, not that I go by the OLM, but I forgot to reset it at the last oil change and it was down to 34%. I set it to 85% just cuz.
the manual say's it is on standby and records if it detects a impact which is fine obviously if my vehicle is parked then the vehicle hitting mine is at faultSo does it turn on before they hit or after the G-Sensor detects an impact? I leave mine on when out and about and set to turn on with the sensor at night in the driveway; if I remember!