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why not, you might have to jack up the engine to get the pan out, but get er done!

I have seen them eat up the distributor gears, but it kinda sounds like you should just get another good engine, drop it in!

My HTC HERO goes to hibernation/sleep too quickly? How do I adjust that so it stays on longer? Thank U.

The coolant level is probably low, check it when the car is cold, fill the radiator up, then the overflow tank

Look on the drivers side door, see what tires came on your truck. More than likely, it came with a 235/75/R15s on it. Your tires are 31 inches tall , 11.5 inches wide, a 31/10.50/R15, would be a inch narrower, in between the 235s, which are probably 29 inches tall, and 8-9 inches wide- Hope this...

If it is a GM engine. The only difference is the exhaust and intake manifold. I have a 181? 4cyl marine engine that could be had!

The Ford Rangers are a lot better than a S-10. They have Mazda drivetrains, and are very dependable, and get good mileage. I have a 94 with a 2.5 4cylinder, 5 speed, 2wd, with 230K, gets almost 30 mpg, and a 93 extended cab 3.0 V6, 5-speed, 4wd, with 220k on it, it averages 20 mpg. They are both...

The f keys on the top, such as f1 f2 f3, etc. on my old keyboard did what the printed pictures on the keys showed, example f1 turned brightness down, f2 turned brightness up and so on. However when i set up my wireless keyboard that i just bought at the apple store. I connected it to my imac...

you will have to check to see how tall your original tires were, somewhere around 28-30 inches would be a guess, then find out what size 24s would be about the same height, but I believe as long as you don't go too wide and tall, they will bolt right on! Figure if you had two inch sidewalls...

Ok, they had 283s and 327s if they were a small block,and 396s if it is a big block. To tell if it it is a 283 or 327, look up in the front of the engine, below the passenger side of the intake, close to where the filler neck goes in. If it has a raised boss, near the front oil plug, it is a...

yeah there is a button, I just don't remember where it's located. The light is just a reminder to change the oil and filters, it pops up every so many miles. Now there isn't a small hole up in your speedo head, is there, if there is, use a paper clip to reset it. I just remember a small hole...

Try backing up to release the automatic hubs out of gear, if you have them!

It depends on what engine trans combo the truck had originally, if it had the old Blue Flame six in it, you will have to change mounts and transmission. If it had a small block in it, it should bolt in. There is a ton of room under there, clearance should be no problem! You will have to put a...

Sure, they do it all the time, cost depends on what mufflers you use, but a good guess would be $300-500 dollars for the complete system, depending on where you live

They should fit, if all else fails, you could trim the lip on the fender a bit, or crank up the torsion bars to get it higher for more clearance also. they also make a lot of aftermarket fenders for wider tires

your engine will make some condensation that comes out the tailpipe, especially when the engine is cold. I would bet that you only drive short distances, not allowing the exhaust to heat up enough to boil the water out of the exhaust. You can also take a small drill bit, and drill a hole in the...

Yes you can switch it over to the newer style, but all the pulleys will have to be changed out. There are complete and costly shiny kits for sale, but you could just hit a junkyard, and get all the parts you need off a newer 88 up truck with a SBC in it.> i prefer the old v belts myself, the...

they are decent vehicles, a bit hard to work on with the engine hidden as they are, but they are notorious gas hogs, lucky to get 10 mpg! Haulin' Ass, Suckin' Gas!

they are decent vehicles, a bit hard to work on with the engine hidden as they are, but they are notorious gas hogs, lucky to get 10 mpg! Haulin' Ass, Suckin' Gas!

they are decent vehicles, a bit hard to work on with the engine hidden as they are, but they are notorious gas hogs, lucky to get 10 mpg! Haulin' Ass, Suckin' Gas!