finally got a day off on a sat with out it raining out or being 100 degrees, so over a month ago i bought a full set of power stop Z17 pads and rotors. got them swapped out today.
old rotors were 7-8 years old, have been pad slapped 3 times, had a slight warp i could feel, and they were just...
easy way to tell is if the vibration is gone when your at speed coasting, then we know its not tires, but the drive line, bad u joint or front axel if you feel it on one side more then the other. at some point you'll need to get under the truck and inspect stuff. if you find grease slug all...
you either dont have a console, removed it, or have very small hands lol i left the console in, and my 3x glove wearing hands came out bleeding. royal pita job.
well if your gonna get a pontoon boat get the biggest one you can find! thats a big one. enjoy it. theres gonna be some memory's made on that thing.
id toss some air bag helpers in the coils springs. they will keep the ass end up higher and level out the trailer frame for ya. and improve the...
all i know is if anything is not ready they fail us in my county. (scanner commies lol ) ive failed for the evap not being ready for sure. but at that point i knew it was not ready went to fail cause the fail sticker gets you 30 days more time. but tint, bald tires, exhaust leaks, missing or...
that would be a state to state deal. i know here everything must be ready or they instantly fail you. my camaro needs to get inspected. i had just flashed a small gear shift change the other day, so i checked and the o2's are not ready yet. messed up part is i only flashed the tranny, not the...
they do sell these brackets to re clamp the manifold back tight, they work on all 4 out side corners
https://www.amazon.com/exhaust-manifold-bolt-repair-kit/s?k=exhaust+manifold+bolt+repair+kit
and drill a hole on the side of the muffler the water is pooling. they already come with a hole to...
if we're waiting for the evap to become "ready" that can literally take weeks, hundreds of miles and a few tanks of gas. pcm needs to see fuel level changes and many drive cycles to finally be ready. its always the dead last thing to become ready.
your in ca? you have aftermarket cats by chance? or super high miles? being you cant delete codes in ca any more, the only other option is to try adding anti fouler extensions. they pull the o2 out of the tail pipes so they read less of the gasses in the pipes.
down stream o2s are only there for cat efficiency, the up streams work with the maf to control fueling. you can remove the down stream o2s and delete their codes and never notice a thing. when scanning voltage, thats what they do 0- 9 volts over and over. up down up down.
scan the o2's with mV. (millivolts.) when you scan just the volts they are supposed to dance up and down rather quickly. in mv when you go wot they should lock in and read around 900. if they dont read close to the same the one with lower value could be bad. or if it hits 930 then drops off...
that kr is likely due to being under or over fueled, or maybe a bad motor or trans mount could cause. if that exhaust manny is leaking it can cause all sorts of fueling issues.
ive been running this maf from this seller for 6 years now. its a delphi aka oem.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000CGFHBY?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title
for that code you can try cleaning the maf, and inspect the pig tail wires for damage. kr maybe shift related, it looks to come on just before and after the 1-2 shift.
being you got a hpt, do a crank learn. dont think you need credits or anything to do one, iirc its in the scanner. that gets...
has this been tuned? you got 7.9 degrees of knock retard (KR) every degree of KR, pulls 2 degrees of timing, so your down 16 degrees of timing, plus 18 is 34 degrees, and likely way to much timing, ( to much timing can cause kr)
back at the track with the SS. gave it back all the timing on the launch and she took it. 1.6 60 ft, 10-9 at 127 mph. draggy says it did 2.87 0-60 mph.
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