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You removed the strut tower brace for the job....good man! I remove it too when I do the plugs on my car as well.
As for clearing the check engine light, take it to AutoZone. Their scanner can clear the light for you. Before they clear it, make note of what the codes are, however.
As for clearing the check engine light, take it to AutoZone. Their scanner can clear the light for you. Before they clear it, make note of what the codes are, however.
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Yeah I agree... Take the car back to autozone and have them view the codes again, and write them down, then have them erase the codes...
As for the stereo... is it a stock unit?
If it is the station presets will stay in memory if the power is disconnected... But the Theftloc, may prevent you from using the stereo if you do not know the 4 didget code... If the light on the head unit is blinking then the stereo will fall into lock mode when you reconnect the power... If the light is not blinking you should be fine as the stereo should not lock.... Good luck and glad to hear that you fixed it.... Next time that happens you'll know exactly what it is and how to fix it... Yay you...
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As for the stereo... is it a stock unit?
If it is the station presets will stay in memory if the power is disconnected... But the Theftloc, may prevent you from using the stereo if you do not know the 4 didget code... If the light on the head unit is blinking then the stereo will fall into lock mode when you reconnect the power... If the light is not blinking you should be fine as the stereo should not lock.... Good luck and glad to hear that you fixed it.... Next time that happens you'll know exactly what it is and how to fix it... Yay you...
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You dive right in to your work, don't you?
You removed the strut tower brace for the job....good man! I remove it too when I do the plugs on my car as well.
As for the stereo... is it a stock unit?
As for clearing the codes. I plan on going back sometime soon, just to look around. So I will have a chance then. The code that was displyed was PO300 so hopefully that is the only one in there.
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I've never removed the strut bolts. The torque value for those are in a Chiltons or Haynes.
As for the brace, when I remove it, I just tighten it down. I don't torque it, and to be honest, I have never looked for a torque value. Just good and snug is good enough for me!
As for the brace, when I remove it, I just tighten it down. I don't torque it, and to be honest, I have never looked for a torque value. Just good and snug is good enough for me!
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Originally Posted by vital49
I've never removed the strut bolts. The torque value for those are in a Chiltons or Haynes.
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I've never removed the strut bolts. The torque value for those are in a Chiltons or Haynes.
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SO my dad got some belden 7mm wires today...Damn that #4 wire is long.
Checked them all with my multimeter. The long ones were in the middle/ low 500'*
the middle length ones were mid to high 300'* and the little one was high 200'*. In ohms of course.
I'm happy with them. I need to get some wireloom and redo their placement and such but I ran out of time today. (plus no wireloom yet)
That black plastic piece on the bottom of the front valve cover...does that come off?? It would make it easier to redo the wiring. I either have to do that or take off the engine hoist piece.
Checked them all with my multimeter. The long ones were in the middle/ low 500'*
the middle length ones were mid to high 300'* and the little one was high 200'*. In ohms of course.
I'm happy with them. I need to get some wireloom and redo their placement and such but I ran out of time today. (plus no wireloom yet)
That black plastic piece on the bottom of the front valve cover...does that come off?? It would make it easier to redo the wiring. I either have to do that or take off the engine hoist piece.
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so basicly pull parallel the the side of the valve cover. Which is almost straight up and at you if you are standing in front of the car.