Go out and buy a toy or two for a kid that is most likely going to have a crappy Christmas. Every year, I take my boys out shopping and have them pick out a kickass toy. Legos are good, since I've never seen a kid that doesn't like them. Any toy that isn't cheap and doesn't need any batteries. Then ...

It was a one-night stand that went wrong back in 1973.

You can have an open circuit and still read full continuity. The problem is the wiring breaks inside the sheath, it will show a complete circuit when the car isn't moving but fluctuate open/closed when the car is actually moving. They're the only wires on the car that move when the car does, they br...

He has a 95, it's a different abs system. It doesn't have the failure issues like the 96 and up.

That's why I buy them in bulk from Lisle. Over 500 lost since 2009.

Please dont abandon the forum! I dont have Facebook and I'll never use it again. I agree. I really don't like what Facebook groups have done to forums in general and the stupidity on Facebook groups is absolutely amazing. I'm not talking about just any group, I'm talking about all of them and I'm n...

I did one once. It was not even remotely close to what I would call a good time, lots of angry outbursts, tools being thrown and more anger.

I asked the dude at HF years ago why they have several lot numbers for the same thing... He said they have several manufacturers making the same part, so each manufacturer is assigned a different lot number.

misha wrote: ↑07 Aug 2021, 16:20MattyMoo?

Nothing here. From what I know those units aren't serviceable. From what I know their only real failure point on thise is the leaking.

I battle this on a daily basis. There are years of threads across all forums that pretty much spell out that if the lights are on then the module is bad. Those days are done. I scan every module that comes back in after I clean, repair and test it. Sometimes they have the standard 13 codes where the...