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http://i282.photobucket.com/albums/kk274/sagenichibotsu/9928_139143201009_734356009_3163286.jpg I've checked the manual, looked up the bike and noticed several differences. First, there's the difference of the turn signals. Rather than sticking out like they do in most diagrams, mine are more...

Could be worn out brake pad on that side is grinding metal to metal. They usually last longer than that, but if you use the brakes much more than average, it could be added wear that shortened the life. Another thing it could be is the inner fender shield being loose and out of place, contacting...

Try it in reverse. No, really, drifting is a controlled skid with the driving wheels breaking traction. How many of these Camrys do you have to crash as you practice?

Try it in reverse. No, really, drifting is a controlled skid with the driving wheels breaking traction. How many of these Camrys do you have to crash as you practice?

Call Pursuit, technical support. They'll probably want a serial number before they help you. Otherwise, any car thief could learn how to hack and jack your car.

It could be a clutch problem. This engine has a timing chain and I wouldn't expect any problems with it for many years to come. Think about your driving habits; If you take off hard all the time, you're going to wear out and glaze your clutch. That is a tough engine to damage. I won't say you...

It could be a clutch problem. This engine has a timing chain and I wouldn't expect any problems with it for many years to come. Think about your driving habits; If you take off hard all the time, you're going to wear out and glaze your clutch. That is a tough engine to damage. I won't say you...

It could be a clutch problem. This engine has a timing chain and I wouldn't expect any problems with it for many years to come. Think about your driving habits; If you take off hard all the time, you're going to wear out and glaze your clutch. That is a tough engine to damage. I won't say you...

Call Pursuit, technical support. They'll probably want a serial number before they help you. Otherwise, any car thief could learn how to hack and jack your car.

Those codes are useful to the mechanic who will do the work fixing the car. Bad solenoids and relays cannot be argued with like children to make them ammend their ways. You replace them. Are you going to do it or are you taking the car to a mechanic?

You didn't try looking in the service book.

If there are enough threads to hold a bolt in place, get a replacement and cut it with a Dremel and carbide wheel short enough to fit, then put that in with some blue loctite.

The pilot generator (thermocouple) is bad. Replace it. The heater will run like new.

Shop for an amp that is stable at 4 ohms or less and doesn't output more power than the speaker can handle. Consider the volume of your car- if this is where you want this stuff. It doesn't take a kilowatt to make a lot of sound pressure in a car. Take a trip to a car stereo store that has amps...

Call Pursuit, technical support. They'll probably want a serial number before they help you. Otherwise, any car thief could learn how to hack and jack your car.

The exact settings will be when the system sounds good- full fidelity without distorsion or mechanical noise, rattling and sheet metal ringing and license plate flapping.

The exact settings will be when the system sounds good- full fidelity without distorsion or mechanical noise, rattling and sheet metal ringing and license plate flapping.

Don't make it too big to fit in the car.

There are instructions in the box with the monitors. Take them out and look them over. If you used a yellow wire from a good + that you can control so it doesn't run down the battery, go on and connect it to whatever needs power in your system. As long as it doesn't draw too much current and...

My corolla (1998) has "CD" on a button on its cassette stereo and my disc player is in my trunk because I put one there. Some stereos were designed to be compatible with factory disc players, but you could opt to have it or not. Factory stuff is always overpriced. There was no discplayer in my...