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Start calling salvage yards. See if they'll install it too. That's the cheapest you'll get. Are you talking about the back window that the kids keep rolling down, or is it the one you see the cops tailing you through? That very back one is a lot of work to replace. The roll-down ones aren't so hard.

You just got the car and already you're trying to take stuff apart. Don't. It will never work the same. Look in your owner's manual. There's likely a diagram showing where they are.

You just got the car and already you're trying to take stuff apart. Don't. It will never work the same. Look in your owner's manual. There's likely a diagram showing where they are.

The only Holden I've ever seen is the one with the Pontiac GTO badge on it. They came with a certain bad reputation. Fords are as special to me as houseflies. You get where I'm coming from?

Best product- whoever knows? What I use,and it works very well every time, is Simple Green and a washcloth. I clean my tools with it too as well as my hands after they get greasy. It even clean my nails so there is nothing under them- no stains, nothing. It will kill ants and makes a good...

The warranty is still good, so get a new radio from it and don't pay.

The warranty is still good, so get a new radio from it and don't pay.

I don't see how a car clutch can work without a throwout bearing. I feel for you, facing such an expensive repair, and having doubt about what's needed. The place to look is the Chilton's Auto Repair manual, in the library. The Toyota folks should know what they're talking about. Throwout...

I don't see how a car clutch can work without a throwout bearing. I feel for you, facing such an expensive repair, and having doubt about what's needed. The place to look is the Chilton's Auto Repair manual, in the library. The Toyota folks should know what they're talking about. Throwout...

Take out the old spark plug and put a new one in, being careful to check that it has the proper gap . After doing one, do the next one. Do not take them all out at once or you risk mixing the plug wires up. Tighten the spark plugs according to directions in the repair manual.

You don't need a stereo jack on a microphone for one voice. You can get a decent voice microphone from Radio Shack or Best Buy. If you want cordless, go to Guitar center and look for a Nady wireless mic, or try Musician'ds Friend...

You don't need a stereo jack on a microphone for one voice. You can get a decent voice microphone from Radio Shack or Best Buy. If you want cordless, go to Guitar center and look for a Nady wireless mic, or try Musician'ds Friend...

You don't need a stereo jack on a microphone for one voice. You can get a decent voice microphone from Radio Shack or Best Buy. If you want cordless, go to Guitar center and look for a Nady wireless mic, or try Musician'ds Friend...

Never buy used stereo equipment.

Change the spark plug . If that doesn't fix it,check the wire. It should have no more than 20,000 ohms and if it shows a dead short ( infinite resistance) it's definitely no good. You could skip all that and just change the wire if a new spark plug doesn't improve things.

It wasn't a good car. A 15 year old car that was bad from the start is not a good deal.

It wasn't a good car. A 15 year old car that was bad from the start is not a good deal.

It wasn't a good car. A 15 year old car that was bad from the start is not a good deal.

I think if you use one amp and sub you can get a solid bottom going. Too much of anything can become really messy. The first time I ever hear the name Rockford Fosgate, back in the 1970's was when I asked a guy what was running in his car and He shower me the 6x9 speakers and the *50 Watt*...

Sounds like you can use a shop book. It's a good investment. Being a rider makes a lot of people into mechanics, specially when owning British or American bikes. Yamahas are pretty dependable and tough. Do not tinker with the engine without clear and complete information, or take it to a shop...