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559 messages, Last post on Nov 28, 2009 at 10:58 AM
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Replying to: tellico1 (Jun 01, 2008 1:42 pm) |
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I use high mileage oil, a K & N filter and regular gas. I get 25 to 28 MPG avgs. depending on driving style and use. The car has never seemed to need the higher octane. I do fill up the tank with higher octane when I take longer highway roadtrips just to clean things out. Car is a solid performer I must say. |
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Does the automatic transmission fluid in the 2000-2001 cars need to be drained and replaced at a specific mileage, or is it "lifetime fill"? I ask because I have a 2000, and the last time I had the oil changed, the place I went to checked the trans fluid, and they said it was "really murky".
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Replying to: mks21 (May 19, 2008 10:12 am) |
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I'm a lady without a clue about this topic. Need to replace the fuel filter and would like some very patient elementary school teacher type to give me the ABC's and tell me where I can find an actual diagram. Thanks!
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Replying to: wingsovgrace (Jun 24, 2008 3:39 pm) The "book" says it takes a mechanic .9 of an hour to do this. So figure 2X that for a DIYer. More power to you if you want to tackle this. I think if you were patient and if you had a repair manual showing you step by step you could do this safely. You might also need a special tool for the quick-disconnect fuel lines however, not sure. You could check with your public library for a repair manual. They probably have it. Work safely around the fuel pressure relief valve and while in the gas tank area, please! Visiting Host |
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Replying to: witnessx (Jun 20, 2008 7:37 am)
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Replying to: windowphobe6 (Jun 27, 2008 5:43 pm) |
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Alright, for those of you who are on here regularly you probably have seen my problems over and over again. I had the P1320 code come up. The ignition coils is what i have gotten told to be the problem. I have changed plugs, replaced MAF and cleaned the throttle body. Now I am on to the coils but I am strapped for cash at the moment and I am looking for a way to test coil ohm reading to find Faulty one and replace so I can at least drive the car till i can replace all the remaining coils. I have found one reading saying should be between 10-15 ohms. Is this correct??? Next question is how to test them I believe there is a positive and negative and another output on the coils; is this correct????? Does anybody know the correct procedure for this...... One more question replaced MAF inside box was a notice to use code and download correct information, does anybody know what this is for and is it necessary. put in MAF SES is off but still won't go over 2500 rpms??????? appreciate all your patients guys....I am trying not to get in over my head, might be to late...... |
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