Moved cars around my used car lot. I mean driveway.
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Moved cars around my used car lot. I mean driveway.
Added an auxiliary input on my stock head unit. Car came with a CD changer, so it was easy enough to just tap into the L/R/G input on the 9 pin connector in the back. Did find that some pinout color charts are incorrect... light green is ground, not an input, and blue and orange/w/b are inputs.
Might have found my vibrating problem at highway speed..I'm no expert but I seem to be missing/have a lot of wheel weights I can't imagine the wheels are bent and need that amount of weight .....
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It's possible some of those weights might have been taken off by the installer to rebalance when you got tires.
Its seems like a lot of weights tho, meh I'm gonna have them balanced next week anyway to try to fix my shaking problem at speed
Last edited by Russosaur; 03-12-2014 at 07:21 PM.
First thing to do when you have the kind of problem, is balancing the wheels. The weights look like you havent balenced your wheels since about 90 years ago.
The rears (first and last pics) were balanced around a year and a half ago. Others idunno.
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Left it at work yesterday thru tonight while I was out of state for a crop conditioning conference. My co-worker texted me to let me know that they had cleaned it off and even shoveled me a path to my door. Awww!
I get back to it at 930 PM. Almost get the Camry stuck in the frozen/rutted parking lot to find the whole driver side of my car (except windows) a solid sheet of ice. I got most of it off around the door frame but I still couldn't get it open. So I had to climb in thru the passenger side door. That was fun.
Then my brakes wouldn't work due to so much ice on the wheels. Then I couldn't go over 40 due to the severe vibrations from the ice on said wheels.
Get to the gas station and try the door one more time before I make a fool of myself climbing out the other side....and BAM...it opens! Yay!
So as the car was filling up, I took my ice scraper around and cleaned headlights and beat as much ice off the driver side wheels as I could.
Today was to long of a day to come home after 8 hours in meetings and 4 hours in a car to deal with all that bullsh!t.
And...since the time change on Sunday...I got the pleasure of dealing with it 2 more times this week. I really do hate daylight savings time.
Ok. Danielle is off her soapbox now/
I don't understand how you northerns deal with winter lol.
Well a friend of mine bought a 99 GT today that had a strange issue. You could go WOT in drive and it would very slowly work up to 4500rpm and just sit there in first gear. It had no power whatsoever and I plugged in my scan gauge and it wouldn't even come on. So first thing is we checked the fuses and replaced the cig lighter fuse, got the obd2 port working again and got the codes off of it. Cylinder 5 misfire was one so we took a shot in the dark and replace the cylinder 5 plug (they were the factory originals and looked like junk) and built an intake for him for about $40. He got it out on the road after that and problem solved. Not 20 minutes after I fixed his car he rolls it and lands in a ditch. Thank God he's alright.
Holy crap glad hes okay, did he hit some ice?
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LOOOOOOOL, how the french toast do you roll a car the same day you buy it?
I hope his insurance can cover that.
It was his first car too.. His tire started going off the right side of the road and he over-corrected. The insurance will apparently cover the mailbox he smashed but he gets nothing for his car. I feel terrible for him but at least he's alright.
Got pics of it?
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No I don't think anyone got any other than the cop lol. I wasn't there at the time I was having dinner with my family and girlfriend.
Welp, pull the motor and trans and save anything else.
Get something outta it.
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