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I had that happen for a while and it was the white plastic 'cap' on the bottom of the shifter. Mine was gone and installing a new one along with a new shifter bushing cleared it right up. Your mileage on this may vary and it may only hold off the need to rebuild the tranny.

guysmiley222 I play Black Ops, MW2, a few of the band/hero games(finally playing guitar on hard), and I just picked up Forza 3 (lovin it).

Don't blame you. I was off the roads by 3pm. Seeing a gray 05 Mustang suddenly light up like a blue christmas tree and pull someone over made me decide that even a pre-cocktail cruise was out of the question. I need to take sleep more seriously. My average is 5 hours. 8 some days 2 others.

That's no excuse. I'm over thirty and got up at 6 am on 3 hours sleep. I for one am enjoying my night.

Codes? Black smoke would be way too much fuel. Leaky injectors, o2, or vac leak. Smoke from oil cap could be rings or clogged/incorrect pcv. I'd still do a compression check.

The Sydney fireworks were nice on the evening news. Feeling good and ready for the Orlando Orange to drop.

So how is everyone celebrating tonight? I'm chillin with some RSV Platinum. Great Russian vodka to start the year off right. Already had my B-52 and working on a screwdriver before I start drnk txting with some shots. ;)

Just be sure to use the stock 'washers'. The rubber is to allow a small amount of flex so the 'tabs' don't break (learned my lesson the hard way... twice). And if the oil drain hose is that hard you may want to consider a new one in the near future. # 12263-42010 : ~$30 from Champion/Elmhurst...

http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?39059-Tookwik-s-7M-C.O.P.-ignition-mod-w-stock-electronics...pics-and-writeup Cleaner and more stable.

Valve cover gasket surfaces do not need to be as perfect as head gasket surfaces. You can get away with just using a gasket scraper and making sure they're clean. Slight pitting won't make a difference. Also, is the oil in the plug galley between the valve covers? This will leak onto the...

The hp gain is minimal (.5-2hp range) and the stock setup cools better than 90% of the electric fans out there. If you want better cooling go with an upgraded radiator.

Searching the phone number on Google pulls up many car listings by this guy. Add CooIaid to his username list. http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2076439 Looks like he sells everything from cell phones to parachutes.

Cox appears to have some issues in your area: http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r25131374-AZ-Systemwide-T3-T4-timeouts-in-Phoenix-metro-area-

used xbox360, a couple gift cards, and 1 more year of Sirius (my dad's gift to me for the last few years)

Figured I'd post an update now that I'm 1000+ miles on the new gasket. The 7M is running better than it has in years. Haven't lost a drop of oil or coolant yet and the pull to redline is amazing. Poodles hit the nail on the head. Nickel and dime was the name of the game. Minus the DM...

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Count me in. Sure they're cheesy but you can't deny that they're fun to watch.

A small bag of hand tools (soldering iron/electrical tape/plumbers tape/wrenches/screwdrivers/spare wire/couple spare bulbs...), a basic socket set (8-17mm), 1-2 quarts of oil, and a jug of coolant. The tools sit neatly on the floor behind my seat and the fluids fit perfectly on the sides of...

http://cygnusx1.net/Supra/Library/TSRM/MK3/manual.aspx?S=FI&P=26 13 : No RPM signal above 1000 rpm. CPS wiring/CPS 43 : Starter Signal. Ignition switch/wiring. Reset the ECU (pull the EFI fuse for 60 seconds) and see if the codes come back.

When I was looking at machine work local shops here were gonna charge around $450 for a complete head job (helicoil exhaust, change stem seals, grind valves/seats...). I ended up rebuilding it myself and just using a Toyota gasket, ARP studs, viton stem seals, Comp Cams springs, and the...