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:joshers: Reign's lost it again... "I swear officer, I'm not as think as you drunk I am. Not a drink to drop all night!"

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That's too funny. And she actually fell for it! :evildeal:

I launched my 95 Altima over some train tracks once... Yeah. Tore up the tranny pan, too. On the big speedbumps I always go over them at an angle, slowly. Usually pretty safe.

No white smoke? Low. like 5% Probability it will eventually happen to you? 99.99%

It's pretty important. If it's biased warm then you'll never get enough fuel when the engine is cold. If it's biased cold then you'l have too much fuel and kill your piston rings. Search around, the testing procedures are probably posted somewhere on the boards.

Sounds like you may have a bad Coolant Temp sensor. It may not be sending the ECU info that the engine is cold and in need of extra fuel. Check that and LMK.

Check the OTHER thread you poseted in 7M-GE Technical info... :slap: J/K

::bhg:: No compression when cold, but after it's warm the materials can expand a bit and seal up the compression (NO LIE! I've seen it on a Caravan!)

Dude, not cool. Seriously. Mom: 95 Pontiac Grand Prix GT (Before she passed away) Dad: 01 Chrysler Town & Country (3 transmissions under warranty!)

With my new username, I was wondering if anyone would mind making a new sig for me. Nothing really fancy. I can provide some medium quality (6.1MP) pictures for it. I'd appreciate it. Thanks!

It's a matter of what you do with it. I've raced MKII's in two ways... Drag and Touge. Drag, I won. (both cars had intake/exhaust packages only) Touge, it was close, but I lost. The lighter weight of the MKII makes it more nimble in the twisties. So, it's up to you.:dunno:

Foo... You're an ass, foo.

Keros, you're not factoring in the angle the vehicle is at on the left side. Find a pic of a similar angle...

LOL, yeah. I should not when I'm not actually upset, huh? All in fun:biglaugh: