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If the MIL comes on with the key the ECU ground is OK. Other grounds, except for the igniter grounding, are not relevant for spark. If there's spark and fuel pressure it's a simple matter to inject some carb cleaner, fuel, or starting fluid into the brake booster port. Wait 30 seconds or so...

Not home at the moment so I can't post the SAE data but here's one decently done enthusiast study involving Mobil One: http://neptune.spacebears.com/cars/stories/oil-life.html http://neptune.spacebears.com/cars/stories/mobil1.html "While the wear metals all accumulated steadily over...

He's right. Not only is that a terrible waste of but he's keeping engine wear high by changing it so often. Then again Devin is pretty stubborn when it comes to learning about oil...

On top. Like the manual shows. Bubbles go up you know...

8 psi suction? Forget temperatures and fix that first.

Fairly rare in the western world but apparently not in Thailand: http://tinyurl.com/652dxkr

Even though you qualified that I'm still going to withhold my opinion about most youngsters :icon_razz

Maybe so but I enjoyed reading it again :)

Suck it up and move on. My viewpoint has always been if you buy cheap you get cheap. Btw your terms about shaft play are screwed up...

Fwiw there's a special grease made specifically for speedo cables. Low temp stuff. Getting harder to find these days though.

...sleep tight :) http://tinyurl.com/6zk2ufe

Check the crank pulley...

Those are indeed oil of snake...

Talk about small town USA. Hard to believe Google actually drove through. And that post office! Gotta be like living on a different planet. I dunno whether to feel sorry for or envy you. Anyway, might want to post some pix of your engine bay so we can eyeball it...

No. You'll shoot your eye out...

You're right. Doesn't make sense. Btw when getting in the car after the interior has been heated don't recirc.

Only a few miles from California huh?

Smart move. There's a reason why I, an EE for much of my life, almost never post in high output alternator threads. It's because PT Barnum was right...

I dunno...it's Missouri ;)

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