@post 832 By my watch that was 10 ticks in 9 seconds, or 1.1 ticks / second. So if we assume its caused by a cam event or cylinder firing, then the engine would have to be running at 133 rpm. I call BS on that. So whatever that noise is its not related to the main rotating assembly. Could...
I pulled the subwoofer apart and have to agree with you, the speaker wires they used are equivalent to maybe #24 gauge wire!
How are people getting the signals from the head unit to the hatch area? I was thinking to route the wires under the rocker scuff plate.
As was said above, it keeps the seat belt latch aligned with the seat as the seat slides.
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Top front bushing are easy to get out. Bottom front ones were never intended to be removed. The rears all come out, but I needed to work a 30 ton press really hard to make it happen. Each time the bushing moved it sounded like a gunshot went off. That tool above will be hard pressed to get the...
There is a map in the ecu for max ignition retard for a knock event versus load and rpm. Normally, the ecu works its way methodically to the max when knock occurs. With a code 52, the max values in the map are used all the time, which can be up to 15 degrees of retard from the base timing map.
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