Recent content by RHR

Your best bet is to check out E-Bay for a a unit that has a built in CD player- the swap is very easy, I put one in our 2000 Taurus 6 yrs ago, still plays great. You'll not find any aftermarket that's a direct fit. The other alternative is using an FM transmitter (plugs into the cigarette...

The difference is pretty minimal and should not be a problem, in my opinion. The tire width on the 245 is approx 9 5/8 inches, and on the 255 just a hair over 10 inches . That only about 3/8 of an inch difference. On the circumference, or the distance it covers in one complete turn , the...

That little workhorse can pull just about anything mounted on wheels... The brakes have to be your major consideration... It may be able to pull it, but can it stop it.. A lot depends on the terrain also, flatlands or mountainous.. a totally different picture. I wouldn't go with anything...

Well I mean unless you got them all like really wet near a part that would mess up the wiring or something (which is unlikely),no?XD

The Tempo is easier to work on, when something breaks down , and something will on $400 cars. Parts are also easier to locate.. Good luck.

You can buy an FM transmitter, especially designed to hold/connect/recharge an iPod, and your songs on the iPod will play through the FM portion of your existing radio unit. To work you must synchronize the radio and the transmitter to the same frequency, say 88.1 FM. Simple as that. By the...

Hi- I bought a1993 2dr Tempo ,3.0 V-6,auto, air in the fall of 1992. It was one of the most trouble free car I've ever owned. You're right, they are not head turners, but really comfortable for an economy car, much better than the GM of the same era. I kept it until the summer of 2002, sold...