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Oil leaks - how challenging
By tankbob,
Car is currently at the mechanic for driveshaft work and I asked him to hunt down some oil leaks I noticed a couple days prior to dropping it off. Turns out my p/s pump is leaking, a side cover on the engine is leaking a tiny bit(balance shaft chamber Im guessing), and the rear main seal is leaking onto the flywheel(oil pan is dry, head is dry). The first two I think I could tackle myself but the last one scares me a bit because he said hes got to drop the tranny to get to it. What kind of chall
Can a collapsed lifter cause engine vibration?
By quickStarion,
I have a vibration from 1200rpm-2400 or so, then it gets less pronounced. It is very noticeable in that rpm range and I can feel it in the chassis and through the shifter. Its there when the clutch is in and out, both idling and moving, so I know know its not the rear end, driveshaft, or tranny. Its somewhere in the engine or flywheel.
Left Dash Light switch assembly **** 19 year old needs!!
By austinyoung420,
Im looking for the right side of the dash with the tree switches for my 1988 conquest.
Work in a shop? Which scan tool?
By ESTurbo4,
I'm looking for a new scanner for the shop. The garage I came from used the OTC Genisys (both the old gray one and the newer blue non-touch one). Here, my partner and I are currently using Matco pocket scanners but they lack all the features of thier larger counterparts. Budget is low as we are a new garage and start-up costs have ate into the budget. So the $9,000 new Matco elite or Snap-On $8,000 scanner will be on hold for now. So, I was debating on the cheaper Autel Maxidas 708 or the tri
