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I have a Mazda, B22oo, and the eng service light is on. It has 220,000 km and I just had the timing belt replaced. The mechanic forgot to reset the light, and I was wondering how to do it myself. Any one???

you're right, I've never seen a suburban/tahoe without at least one of the driving lights on the front bumper not working (including mine). They use generic bulbs, so I don't think thats the problem. I think the poor enclosures that let water in and loose(cheap) connectors that hold the bulbs...

you're right, I've never seen a suburban/tahoe without at least one of the driving lights on the front bumper not working (including mine). They use generic bulbs, so I don't think thats the problem. I think the poor enclosures that let water in and loose(cheap) connectors that hold the bulbs...

you're right, I've never seen a suburban/tahoe without at least one of the driving lights on the front bumper not working (including mine). They use generic bulbs, so I don't think thats the problem. I think the poor enclosures that let water in and loose(cheap) connectors that hold the bulbs...

Has been checked by mechanic with proper equipment and no problem found yet

I'd go with Orion HCCA out of all those, but over that I'd go with an all Kicker system, they make quality subs and amps

check out crutchfield.com that way you can get an idea of what you want and they have a section on learning about car audio, some good info......Mutant wtf never heard of them. I agree on Kenwood though.