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I agree, I will have to be careful around them but those pads have some serious grip. Too bad they're gonna be hard to find soon.
Well... one other issue. Due to the build date of the car it has a weird early caliper in a size that almost no 2002 has so finding the correct pads is very hard. I'll probably just go BBK at some point so I won't have to deal with the old school technology, but that kit is gonna cost appx $2400 so I'm gonna wait on that
Well on my way back from dinner, my seat heater blew its 25 amp fuse...replaced it with the spare...and guess what, it blew too :( so now I get to trace a short in my seat heater system :( Any ideas?
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I also blew a fuse today in the old lady, but I have a full box of spares.
Justin, I haz no ZCW so I'm probably no help but one idea... unplug the battery for 5 min and maybe it will fix itself. It worked when my headlight was acting up (and it's still confusing me as to what happened back then)
I will have to get a few 25 amp spares now...I don't even know where to buy them LOL!
Get a kit of assorted fuses at Advance Auto or Autozone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hornung418
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Or do what people do at work and steal them! Haha I always find the packages ripped open with the ones they needed gone. (I work AP for Walmart)Quote:
Originally Posted by danewilson77
Well, I'm on the ship, and we're about 2 days outside of Alaska. Going to anchor for a day while we wait for inventory, which will give us some fishing time.
But, I did speak to my wife, and she told me that she started my car today and let her idle in the garage for about 20 minutes just to give the fluids some time to circulate and make sure the battery was holding charge.
I miss my car. :(
She should drive it vice let it idle...imho.
Jon, I agree with Dane....driving the car until it warms up is much better for it over allowing it to idle for a bit. It is better to put the car under load so that the transmission/diff also get movement and allow oil to circulate there as well... also it is much better to allow the car to run for a bit occasionally, which is what I do for my ///M when not driving it a long time.
Enjoy the fishing up there in Alaska! I hear it's great fishing over there! Take some pics if you can :)
Was thinking about oil pressure as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by cakM3
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