I've had my 'quest in storage for a couple months--too busy with other things to give it the attention it needs. I had an Innovate MTX wideband gauge in it and had been running the ECU off the simulated narrowband output from that, but I pulled the wideband for my race car.   All I want to do is drive the 'quest about 5 miles home so I can start working on it again--can I just throw a plug in the O2 sensor bung and limp it over there? Or do I have to have an O2 sensor hooked up to do any drivi

I need te fender ASAP. Please help.   Thanks Tae

Up for sale I have a great running super low miles longblock from an 87 TSi. It will come with the intake manifold, throttle body and fuel rail, all sensors, turbo with n/i compressor housing, alternator, and ps pump. Pretty much everything except the injectors. The engine ran great before pulled, very smooth and it has the original jet-valve head. Compression and oil pressure were excellent! Everything is stock and nothing has been apart. Optional is a matching 87 5 speed transmission with matc

Tonite,... well early this morning actually, I started converting all my CDs to MP3 I resisted doing this for a long time because I like CDs. I don't even own an Ipod or similar device. But I got a radio for my truck that has a USB port. Been thinking about it for awhile now and I decided to try the flash drive instead of CDs.   Only converted a few so far. Mostly AC/DC. I'm suprized how easy windows media player makes the process. Just insert CD and it pops back out when it's done. Th