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not too bad, its just a case of getting the CV joint off of the axle, i think there is one of those plastic spring clips

Fuzzyneon wrote:still vaping strong with my massive awkward looking device AHAHAHAH

Vaping got me off the stink sticks, switched to vaping and slowly went down on nicotine level, now use zero nicotine and have done for a while. Now i'm hooked to fruity flavours

i had the original tips cut off and welded onto the magnaflow so it looks standard

pretty nice, a little bit louder and sounds tuned, not like a fart cannon

With my Neon experiencing prolonged periods of downtime and other commitments taking up all of my previously allocated car fixing time, unfortunately my R/T has had to take a rest in the garage until i get a chance to work through its list of current ailments. So now i've got myself a 2014 Alfa Rome...

should i buy these? and if so, how many do i need? 4? http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/x,carcode,1413234,parttype,7428 MOOG Part # ES3173RL More Info {#4762861, 4762861AA} Problem Solver You would need 2 outer track rod ends, one left and one right, none on the rear because the rear don't steer or a...

sidepipe87 wrote:As for spark plugs... go with the cheapy Champion Coppers. I don't know the part number off hand but they're like $2 each and the car likes them.

they are RC9YC

i had 4 of those on my neon for a couple of years and they are pretty damn good. replaced the front 2 with Eagle F1 when they wore down, which aren't as good in the wet. (still have the 912s on the rear) i took some pretty tight fast corners with those tyres and never had a slide in the dry so 5/5 r...

when i worked in aerospace, rubber o-rings and gaskets (if stored correctly) had a shelf life of 20 years

(and that's probably the most over-precautions industry there is)

If possible you need to determine if this is an issue caused by cold temps or not. If you have a garage that you can put a heater in overnight and hopefully keep temp above freezing that would be great. If the car starts then we know it's a cold only issue, if it doesn't start then we look at more ...

yep, the RHD and LHD have the same layout, except the steering and brake components being on the other side.

Them 2 belts are pretty easy to change, look for the timing belt How To, the first few steps are those belts

We have a similar promotion in the UK called mo-vember

Car has been sat for a few days and now won't start, it turns the starter motor but isn't firing up.

I'm wondering If there is a more major underlying issue

Thank you

think he must have installed them (both)

Both my 2001 BUX R/Ts have " CHRYSLER R/T" on the doors

it seems 2002 and onwards just have "R/T"

I have a similar problem but the whine in my car comes from the passenger seat

Had original trans oil in mine since it was built, never changed in 11 years. I swapped it for Redline .... didnt notice any difference whatsoever and no leaks When you say you didn't notice any difference, was there no difference in shift quality or anything? That's actually why I'm considering ch...

Had original trans oil in mine since it was built, never changed in 11 years. I swapped it for Redline .... didnt notice any difference whatsoever and no leaks

4 x Throttle body - Air Filter Housing M6x1.00x25 (coarse) Air Filter Housing Nut - M6x1.00 (coarse) these both have 'built in washer' but these are difficult to get hold of so i would just use a separate washer Air Filter Housing Screw - M6.3x1.81x30.00 (i would guess this is somethingng like an M6...

You may want to try RockAuto.com ( I do not know if they ship international ) They do ... Very quickly by FedEx, i usually order Sunday evenings and things arrive Wednesday for Express or Thursday for standard If they do, their prices will probably still beat your local dealership, even when shippi...

I usually get about 28 mpg urban and 36-40 mph highway

although we have bigger gallons

... 23.5 / 30-34 in US gallons

something seems amiss

I usually get 'Standard Motor Parts' from RockAuto

I've had one their Cam Position Sensors on mine for a year and no issues

I'm a big believer in preventative maintenance so, if you have the cash now, I'd go ahead and replace it. :D Agreed ... the rubber which makes up the belt is subject to degradation the same as any other rubber (ever seen old tyres? they split across the surface pretty bad) you never know really wha...

not sure, replacing the original broken RKE with a working one meant the fobs wouldn't work so they needed 'reassigning' ... as the dealer said

Interesting ... i will try this next

wickedgood4684 wrote:Ticking on a cold SOHC is usually either lifter tick, or piston slap

thats reassuring

Went to the dealer today ... 10 minutes and $50 later its all working again

The original RKE works with both fobs but it's intermittant and a nuisance when it doesnt work,

replacing the RKE with another renders both fobs useless, so i cant program them myself

I'll be happy just to have the issue resolved