Search results

I hope that was a rhetorical question because the answer isn't anywhere near as pretty as a blue wiper motor ;)

Code 51, but was beaten to it....

It's a drain. Antenna is electric...

"Today, ten percent of Canada's population (three and a half million people) are direct descendants of Americans who lost the fight for independence. In a way, we are all family, on both sides of the border" http://tinyurl.com/6dw86y My 4th was great. Took the family to Oregon and...

It was little difficult reading the rest of this thread while shaking my head but I'll clear a few things up. First, putting a NB signal into ground won't cause damage because lambda signals are low voltage/high impedance. Second, in spite of what my own TEWD shows the harness side O2 wire on my...

Doesn't matter as long as you get the signal one right. After all it's just a resistance heater. If you want to know for sure which is the harness side signal measure it to the diag block. It'll share continuity with the OX terminal....

I was impressed by the anodization call out ;)

Listen to J5. He knows of what he speaks...

There better be two if that thing is meant to go in a rad hose. If only one you need to ground the sensor body. Same when testing but that should have been intuitively obvious...

Depends on if you're cold...

Jumper 2 and 3. That'd be B and N. Have fun with the cruise control...

http://tinyurl.com/52w5ly Not for the faint of wallet though :)

Not to be picky but... http://tinyurl.com/4wqo75

Technically speaking EGT is measured in the exhaust manifold. TIT (Turbine Inlet Temp) is measured at the turbo and is an aggregate of EGT. One of my cars used to have an instrument that graphically displayed (and monitored with alarms) EGT from every cylinder. It was handy for tuning and...

Well, there's this thing: http://tinyurl.com/4okluv The Dakota Digital PAC-2000 would also seem to fill your requirements. After some research I choose it for one of my cars and haven't been disappointed: http://tinyurl.com/3wbbjm I'm sure there are others. I'd also recommend the Spal but...

It does ;) I suggest you check your state vehicle laws about tinting percentage. That way you won't end up getting hassled later on like many do. Course, your ability to see safely at all times should trump them, as well as your desire for aesthetics.

I've noticed your posts often contain nonsense but that one takes the cake. I sure hope you're kidding about it...

Meh, doesn't bother me AJ. Gotta remember, not only is it just the internet but you're mostly dealing with actual children or pseudo adults of 20-something going on 16 here. And btw, even though I am, don't call me surly ;)

It's still 29 ;)