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the BIC ddp is the best downpipe i've seen on the market. well worth every penny i paid for it. -shaeff

damn, maybe mine was aftermarket then? i just thought it was stock because there was NOTHING done to my car when i got it (not even routine maintenance). it was just semi-rusty and beat to crap. -shaeff

settle down, y'all. :) no reason to be getting hot and bothered over an oil plug! if i remember correctly, YourHondSux, the drain plugs on our transmissions have them, stock. (well, at least mine does) when i pulled the plug on my poor old w58 after i killed it, there was all kinds of goodies...

or a Lincoln... though, it does look most like a Buick. (possibly a GN like Turkish stated) -shaeff

heh, if you hate stupid little problems, stay away from my 'cant rev past 2k thread' ... it's full of them. at least your car is drivable! -shaeff

or even a mid 80's monte carlo... -shaeff

shaeff's supra- eleventy billion shaeff- negative eleventy billion, and one. another update: i replaced my stainless steel braided feed hose that replaced the fuel pulsation dampener with the origional setup (the FPD and steel line) and nothing changed. so, i've checked/replaced...

heh, looks like it's a late 80's early 90's oldsmobile cutlass supreme. or a buick. -shaeff

no, it should do it regardless of how long it was running for. when you shut it off, it should go: clickclick clickclick clickclick . just like that. it lasts about 1.5 seconds.

find the upper part of your intake manifold, (where your throttle body is attached to) now, find the alternator. look between the alternator and the intake manifold, and to the left a little bit. that's the ISC. if it doesnt do the clicking after you turn the car off, it's probably fried...

Ideal: what THE FUCK!? hahahahah lmao! -shaeff

check both of what i stated above. -shaeff

here's the closest you'll get: http://www.supramania.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=57 -shaeff

my hands :( i'm the only one who has ever done work to my car since i've owned it. mainly because there's really nobody close enough to me, i suppose... -shaeff

look at the code on the tag on the firewall... look at my previous post... -shaeff

yeah, there was a huge thread on SF about seafoam. supposedly it works well. -shaeff

get an adaptor for your vacuum cleaner thats used for cleaning computer keyboards, hard drives, etc... it'll reach right down in there. (woo! 1,000 posts for ME!) -shaeff