get a paper clip and stick each end in the E1 and Te1 section of the diagnostic box and look at the check engine light to see if it blinking regularly (means no codes) or if there is a ceratin pattern (codes)
check your codes...the light doesn't have to be on. Other than that I have no idea where to start.....hopefully one of the old-school guys can chime in and tell you what you need to look for. Good Luck
I have them on my car....I think the ride is great as long as you have new or good condition motor mounts. I have mine adjusted about 11 notches from the bottom in the back and about 9 in the front. It is ceratinly stiffer than stock and even stiffer than eibachs. I like mine though... If you go...
We did not "come up" with a BHG....he asked if he had one and was told on how he can check if he does. So long as you have the stock PCV system hooked up on an old motor....you will have oil in the IC pipes.
QUOTE=queenskid926;1054002]When you replace the master cylinder, I strongly advice you to replace the slave cylinder at the same time. They go hand in hand. If you replace the slave cylinder and not the master, now that the slave cylinder is working like new, your master may not be able to...
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