Hey guys got a question -- the ole 94 has been bullet proof running every day - still love it -- hard starting unless you cycle the key 3 times - thinking it might be the fuel regulator -- was wondering what kind i need --- don't want to buy junk - thanks men!! - other issues i haven't addressed...
when i did mine
I removed the sway bar link nut at the bottom and the bottom shock bolt - kinda had to shove the top of the spring and use a flat screwdriver to center the top plate or get it in the right hole - went right in - then put the floor jack back under it guiding the sway bar link...
blank one
frank you can lay a million bricks and nobody will call you a brick layer - the rest of the saying is left blank in case someone already knows the punch line and if they don't ask someone who does.:p
me 2
if i want it done right i have to do it -- damn techs screw up more than they fix - roasts my rear to have tires changed and they can't even get the rims on right -- that's not too big a step ---- let alone a tie rod or a ujoint.....
no fn way i would let a minimum wager change a set...
sprung
Put springs on the 94 today --- about 4 hours worth - done some cleaning and painting a few rusty spots behind the inner finders while i had them down -- pulled the sensors taped the plugs and air lines up - tucked them behind the inner finders and zip tied everything back to preserve...
diagrams
just wondering if any diagrams are floating around and wondering if you can pick up that wire at the brake peddle switch and ground it with a switch? -- wondering if it goes from the trans to the brake switch then to the brain to be grounded?
that's the way they are
that's the way they are man and i hate them unlocking ---- i was going to ask if anyone ever just put a ground switch on the lockup wire?? that way it would stay locked in 3/4 -- did that on my 83 trans am -- 350 lockup trans -- loved it -- use a double pole double throw...
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