What did you do to your Car today?

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Originally Posted by dmahlikGT

Took it to pepboys this morning

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I hope you're kidding.

Added the extra o2 extension in today. Ducks I only needed 3 inches. Added the pax harness to add **** to the Cd player and threw on some vht to the stock hu to see what is what

^^Wish I was brothaman. Im guessing they add in a bunch of extra stuff that they feel needs to be replaced but really dosent.

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Originally Posted by dsmuts

Come on danielle it's pretty easy to fix. I could help if you want.

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Im with dan. Its pretty easy to do.. I would lend a hand.. Or a beer.. Or just be comedic relief!

Thanks guys. Boyfriend was going to talk to someone about using their lift soon. So hopefully. If not, I may take you up on the offers.
Case of beer could be provided.

detailed it all up and drove it to my prom

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Originally Posted by scottydoggs

when its your turn, im guessing you'll do it because of the shops labor rate, easy 500 in your pocket. its not the worst job to do, its just all tight areas to work in. there's really not much to doing it.

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i hope it's never my turn lol. at least while I have it. i did a flush on it a month or more ago. all new fluid. that was 110k miles. so hopefully seals maintain themselves.
but in the event, i'd probably do it myself. i have skinny arms so i have an advantage there, but I think what i worry about more than anything is the linkage between steering column and rack. somethin about it moving while changing racks or not linking back up, idk?

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Originally Posted by dsmuts

It's not to bad at all i did mine the second time in about 1.5 hours tops.

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btw sir, how did the alt re-wire work out for ya? too soon to tell?

Too ****ing much.

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Originally Posted by brandonl2000

i hope it's never my turn lol. at least while I have it. i did a flush on it a month or more ago. all new fluid. that was 110k miles. so hopefully seals maintain themselves.
but in the event, i'd probably do it myself. i have skinny arms so i have an advantage there, but I think what i worry about more than anything is the linkage between steering column and rack. somethin about it moving while changing racks or not linking back up, idk?


btw sir, how did the alt re-wire work out for ya? too soon to tell?

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.5 mpg increase last tank but that could just be a fluke.

made a mess of the trunk lol
http://i442.photobucket.com/albums/q...s/IMG_4788.jpg

Got to be a passenger in it for the first time in a while. Was too sleepy to drive today lol

I've only been a passenger in my car once. It was weird. Got all paranoid about their driving then told myself to shut up and quit looking at the road. So I looked around my interior and got a crazy compulsion to clean everything.:th_lipssealed1:

Parked in the garage waiting for the hail and tornadoes.

bought new valve cover gaskets, im tired of my leaky 3800.

55 bucks after tax with grommets, i feel violated.....

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Originally Posted by danielle15

Thanks guys. Boyfriend was going to talk to someone about using their lift soon. So hopefully. If not, I may take you up on the offers.
Case of beer could be provided.

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You dont need a lift. I did mine in my driveway with a jack

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Originally Posted by scottydoggs

bought new valve cover gaskets, im tired of my leaky 3800.

55 bucks after tax with grommets, i feel violated.....

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You should

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Originally Posted by danielle15

Thanks guys. Boyfriend was going to talk to someone about using their lift soon. So hopefully. If not, I may take you up on the offers.
Case of beer could be provided.

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Originally Posted by dsmuts

You dont need a lift. I did mine in my driveway with a jack

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i did mine in the driveway with jack stands and and a jack, lowering the back of the cradle 2 inches is a easy way to get them sway bar bolts off the cradle. i used the jack under the cradle, loosened the bolts and lowered it with the jack, with out it resting on the bolts.

ramps wont help much because you need to take both front wheels off. if you were entertaining that idea ;)

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Originally Posted by dsmuts

You dont need a lift. I did mine in my driveway with a jack

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Originally Posted by scottydoggs

i did mine in the driveway with jack stands and and a jack, lowering the back of the cradle 2 inches is a easy way to get them sway bar bolts off the cradle. i used the jack under the cradle, loosened the bolts and lowered it with the jack, with out it resting on the bolts.

ramps wont help much because you need to take both front wheels off. if you were entertaining that idea ;)

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I think he has intentions of doing other underbody things while being up in the air would be easier. Idk, its just what he said last night.

Would the motor mount be easy to change out during the sway bar?
It's not making noise but if It's easier, I may have that done too, just because.

Not really any easier but if yours look squished then it's bad.