Thanks guys. The only code I've got is related to the fuel level sender. Previous owner did the spark plugs somewhere between 56,000 miles and 75,000 miles. The car currently has 78,000 miles. How many miles do the plugs last?
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Thanks guys. The only code I've got is related to the fuel level sender. Previous owner did the spark plugs somewhere between 56,000 miles and 75,000 miles. The car currently has 78,000 miles. How many miles do the plugs last?
Usually 100k at least.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Stewbie
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Question re: CCV - is it a bad idea to do this in a concrete driveway ? I don't want to leave oil spills everywhere, knowing that this equipment circulates oil a lot.
Nah, it should be fine. You might leak a little mayo if you have some built up. But you can probably catch it with a rag. What you miss will just get on the plastic skid cover thing. Good luck! Just did it a week or two ago - not as bad as people make it out to be, as long as you don't have large hands...
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I have large hands. LOL. But I replaced my shift bushings with the exhaust still on, so I think I can tackle it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ryankokesh
Don't have a big tarp to put down?Quote:
Originally Posted by alexandre
I have a lot of cardboard - gonna use that instead.
Another question:
Car is going in storage for 6 weeks in 2 weeks. I'm due for an oil change. Do I do it prior to storage or when I come back ?
I'm not sure it would make a difference either way.Quote:
Originally Posted by alexandre
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Eh probably doesn't matter but why not change it pre sitting there so all the gunk comes out and doesn't just pool up.
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That's a good point. Maybe do the ccv, run the engine a bit to catch any gunk you can, then change the oil?Quote:
Originally Posted by UdubBadger
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