Search results

You need the original head unit to match the amp. You can find them on ebay.

That's probably a problem with the cassette tape itself. They get old and cranky. You can try fast forwording once in each direction (or rewind). That seems to help sometimes.

There is no basis in physics for the Tornado to do what they claim it will do.

Did that really include 4 springs and 4 struts for that price?

It's pretty reasonable considering the cost of oem parts. Let us know how it rides afterwards.

I thought mercon v is not called for in the 95 to 97 cars. You can get mobil 1 synthetic that supports mercon and would be great long term.

I would say that it is unlikely that Mobil 1 and a K&N filter would affect your car in any way.

A real classic, a Fiat 128. I think it must have been a 1975. Fix it again Tony! Fix it all the time. Either is accurate.

I used Hawk HPS pads on my Intrepid and they really performed so well; no noise or vibration. I'm going to try them on the Continental when the time comes.

Hello, I just bought a 97 Continental in good shape. It needs tie rods. I'd like to do it myself. I was told that you have to drop the axles to get to the inner ones. Could someone send me info from a manual about doing that? The tie rods should be easy, but every car has its particulars...