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You get nervous because you haven't got a clue what you're doing, and didn't personally install anything yourself.

These aren't always as definitive as many would have you believe. In my case it didn't do anything but place more doubt whether or not the head gasket was beginning to fail. A collection of extremely mild symptoms were the only indication, and it was in fact failing.

Better off getting the much nicer Camry ones that spray a wide fan pattern instead of the 2 crummy jets.

Check fuses?

Never could understand spending money on a block off plate when you can easily drill the spot welds and pop the tube off the plate for free.

I bought a new one so it would stretch.

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Unlikely.

It is transferring weight from front to back under power, so the nose comes up a bit naturally and it's no surprise that it feels as if its nose diving when you "shut off" the power. Yes, it should be straight and controlled, so it sounds like either the damper settings are screwy or one of them...

Nice revival!

My .02: They slowly deform over the lifetime of the car, then another 20 year old part fails in the cooling system and that resultant overheating finishes it off to the point where symptoms are detectable. A new gasket, Toyota or metal, with ARP studs will likely solve the issue permanently as...

Start with the obvious - replacing the radiator cap. In addition to that since there is loads of air in the system anyway I'd replace the thermostat as well; I don't know what the ambient temp in WV is this time of year but for it to be boiling so aggressively seems unusual even assuming the...

Not at all surprising with that car. There is good reason the car comes with a dry filter from the factory that many seem to ignore.

Might be that burned out tail light too.

You destroyed it, replace it.

You're changing the DNS settings locally on each PC or changing them in the router? I've had DNS issues that were only solved by setting them manually on any problem machine so that it does not rely on the router's DNS functions. (Infact the latest device was my brand new BD player, would not...

Stand alone products... means they do not use or rely on each other to work.

They are two completely stand alone products that do not (can not) connect or talk to each other.

... I did this about 3 years ago.

Looks... horrible.