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Replying to: loach (Mar 06, 2007 6:56 pm)
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Replying to: gonogo (Mar 07, 2007 8:51 am)
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Replying to: loach (Mar 07, 2007 3:22 pm) For 2007 model year the roof-rail airbags are standard and just the front thorax airbags are optional. I think it is a fairly low running option so I don't know how difficult a time you might have in finding one with option - good luck
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Replying to: e2helper (Mar 07, 2007 4:56 pm) Yep, I'm having a heck of a time finding any used ones equipped with side airbags. Seems like all the 05s and 06s available are former rentals, and the rental companies of course didn't take the option. Looks like I may have to be very patient, buy new, or focus on models that have side airbags standard (like the 05-06 Mitsubishi Galant).
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Replying to: rvoth (Feb 18, 2007 9:05 pm) |
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Did anyone have their hub axle bearing assemblies replaced? The symptom is a loud rumble in the front as the bearing starts to go bad. Looks like the whole assembly gets changed not just the bearing and if one side is bad the other is not far behind. After doing some research it looks like this part is common on many GMs and usually fails by 100K. I am mainly interested in what a repair shop or dealer charged for this. Thanks, Mike |
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Replying to: loach (Mar 07, 2007 8:28 pm) When I was shopping I found the same problem and I insisted that I wouldnt buy one without all the airbags. The dealership I deal with found one, which was owned by a rental company but only had 16,000 kms (10,000 miles) on it. Both highly unusual. We did hear rumour that my car was driven by a branch manager. So the amount of kms makes sense for a year's normal driving and he may have wanted to be safer than his customers and ordered his special. That made the car a more attractive for me to buy as well. Or maybe the company charged more for a better equipped car and it didnt get rented as much. Whatever the reason, it was a good deal for me. Keep looking, they're out there. Find a salesman who will hunt one down for you. |
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Lost one set of key and remote start fob. What's the options for a new set of keys/remote start fob for my 2005 maxx? 1. Have another set of key/remote start fob that is identical to the current one Or 2. have a complete new key/remote start fob, i.e., disable the old key/fob. Is option 2 possilbe or necessary? How much would it cost? Thanks! hhmax
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Replying to: hhmax (Mar 25, 2007 1:02 pm) |
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Have an opportunity to purchase a 2001 with 57,000 miles. It's an LS w/ alloys and moonroof. Car seems to be well kept. It's on the back lot of a dealer waiting for the title so they can wholesale it (too old for their lot?). I'm hoping to get a decent deal, something slightly less than edmunds used dealer price ($6787). The NADA book site says clean retail value of 7650. It's hard to know what the dealer is making, but I think this was a trade-in on a foreign car. ANy thoughts on price? I wonder why they got rid of it, what was going wrong? ( I usually get rid of cars when I sense they are about to need expensive repait like a/c, trans, etc.) The car is for my newly driving teenage son. It is one of the few cars in the price range that he likes. At 57,000 what kind of problems might I look for? I will get a mechanic to look at it. The deal with the dealer will be no warranty or anything. The probably haven't even checked it over. Any thoughts???
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