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Ok guys / gals. I uploaded my copies of the TSRM and created a fast and dirty website for our convenience. Try not to laugh. Please... Lets try and keep it on the down-low for the supramania maniacs only. Due to my limited bandwidth and transfer ratio please download the pdf you need...

I use r12 and it blows at 40-44F in the hot Florida Summer at idle. When you get cruising it can creep below 40F. Luckily my system only needed a charge but it took me quite some time to find a ac shop that still reclaimed r12. I asked about the 134 conversion. The ac guy looked at my...

I hope I am wrong and I admire that the community is helping and standing behind the shop owners. Neighbors helping Neighbors. Celica boy should be punished. Still, there all all kinds people out there. It can't hurt to be a little skeptical.

I read the thread and they have there own un-trusting sob's as well.

Call me a un-trusting SOB but I think the shop owners are in on the whole deal. Ever heard of "Viral Marketing" Below is a good definition and take special note. The shop owners are accepting sympathy paypal donations as well. ChaChing!! Viral Marketing:.... Viral marketing describes any...

That sounds way to fast to me. Down here in FL with the ambient morning temp at 85F. When I start the car in the morning I have to make myself sit and wait to bring it up to temp. No way does the needle start to move at 30 seconds.

Nice idea. How about you take it one step further and make your own homemade steadycam. See this link. I imagine you could scale the whole thing down.

See my accordion hose. Count them 1,2,3 hoses. Your missing hose and connector circled in red. Wow what a rig. Good luck I'm sure you will run into more surprises. Sucking unfiltered air should be rewritten as "sucking un-metered air" Sucking that un-metered air will make you car run lean...

Info from Wiki on torque wrenches types. I always thought the needle beam types were the least accurate. Guess I was wrong. Beam needle types seem to be very accurate and durable but are subject to greater user error when reading the needle especially at the funky angles for viewing in...

I have a 1/2 inch beam (needle) torque wrench that I use for lugnuts and non critical parts. Every time I use it I wonder how accurate I really am. In my hands there seems to a lot of room for error.

$130 including tax for digital HD one dvr box no premium movie channels. I tried to save some money on my comcast bill. I tried every angle possible buy trust me they must have some Harvard MBA or Doctorates degree bastardos working in the fee schedule department. When you breakup a comcast...

Ok so in summary..... High grade straight extensions with no flex joints result in very little error. More importantly if using the extension on a part with several bolts use the same extension for example a Head. Using a u-joint or a wobble can result in large errors due to the angle of force...

When you use a Wobble extension or a U-joint extension with a torque wrench do you still get a true reading?

That hose connects to your accordion hose. Its missing the bend though.

The highly imaginative rigs and temporary fixes never cease to amaze me.

This color topic comes up often. I had the same question myself. See this thread and note Jeff Lange reply on page two. Quoted Below credit to Mr. Lange 1986.5-1988: "Grey" 1989-1990: "Medium Grey" (Same as 86.5-88 "Grey") 1991-1992: "Shadow Grey" There was never a year where more...

$399 dollars for a radar detector. I will save my money for a traffic lawyer. If you cant beat them join them.

My wife and I owned a ford probe. It didn't matter that it was a mazda product. It sucked. We traded it in the day before the 5 year warranty ran out. If you can keep a Probe running you shouldn't have any problems with the mk3.

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^^^ Thanks for the heads up. I was just about to throw out the box the pads came in this morning. Guess I will keep the box and receipt around for a while longer.