better question is have you looked under a newer car dash? there is still tons of empty space
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better question is have you looked under a newer car dash? there is still tons of empty space
HUD went out yesterday, so it was my project today. On the bright side, I am certain there are no birds living in my dash, since that seems to be of concern recently lol
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e1...529_115031.jpg
i do see a feather in your dash soo you may need to stat looking
I am shocked there wasn't a bird in there, I found dust bunnies, dirt, and a random Doritos chip in there...it tasted pretty stale though so I might just have picky birds around here.Quote:
Originally Posted by ericspecullaas
The ABS light is coming on more frequently, conclusion is the wheel bearing isn't making noise so I'm in no hurry to fix it. Might pickup a scantool that can read ABS codes but aren't they expensive.
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Crap
How big are our gas tanks really? Few places on google say 18 and I just don't believe it.
17.5 I know because I have the DIC as a gas gauge cuz the other is brokeded
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russ thats an easy fix you need to re-install the float it fell out. take a 10 mm and go into the trunk and remove the inspection plate then get the pump out then reattach the float
It didn't fall off its just bad, it goes to E I shake the car and back to full it goes. Been like that from when I bought the car, I have trust issues with it now so if its working i wont trust it.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Fuel-Gas-Tan...f19369&vxp=mtrQuote:
Originally Posted by Russosaur
$20, 30 minutes, and it works again.
Retrofitted the crapiece and charged it and now the ac is blowing super cold
had a car with ac that blew so cold that you need a winter jacket if you ran it to long lol
Is that a PnP sending unit, I know some you have to cut stuff up or is that when you buy a whole new unit, canister, pump ect.
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i used to get frost on the vents of my 77 GMC lol
Must be true that chevys always have ice cold AC, I know mine after the interior of the car cools down because black on black it stays frosty on the hottest of days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scottydoggs
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No cutting, and it's a variable resistor. You remove the unit, un clip the float sender and two wires, swap senders/floats and reinstall.Quote:
Originally Posted by Russosaur
http://i760.photobucket.com/albums/x...4742Custom.jpg
See the sender that's white unlike the yellowed unit? That unclips and there are connectors at the other end.
knock on wood, i got my regal with working a/c and its not given me one problem in 4 years. black car, ice cold air, need to turn it down and crack a window.
Those trucks sure did have icy cold air!Quote:
Originally Posted by Scottydoggs
I haven't done crap to the GTP this week. Just got it muddy though. Its bein a sweet ride thats all.
I'll probably do that when I do my plugs and wires, and fuel filter assuming it comes off.Quote:
Originally Posted by 02NavyBlue
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