TEN things i hate about my Bonne (ATLEAST TEN)!!
02-24-2005, 09:15 PM
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in the 97 up bonnes the traction control can only be turned partially off without disconnecting the wheel speed sensors... someone was talking about making a real traction control switch that would open the circuit on the wheel speed sensors....
02-24-2005, 09:16 PM
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I bought my Bonne as an "experienced" car . . .
i am looking at putting in an after market set of seat heaters,but it will be a few mods down the road . . .
HORSEPOWER and TRACTION FIrst!!
Those warm the heart and soul as well as my backside!
i am looking at putting in an after market set of seat heaters,but it will be a few mods down the road . . .
HORSEPOWER and TRACTION FIrst!!
Those warm the heart and soul as well as my backside!
02-24-2005, 09:54 PM
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It sounds more like you bought the wrong car.
Frankly I don't think I'll ever get a RWD for a daily driver, that would have to be a weekend/play car.
And as for your PCM go to another dealership, they are being jerks. INTENSE didnt rewrite the coding on there, just tweaked some of the settings. That dealership probably has a burr up it'* butt about aftermarket parts. If anything unhook the PCM and try to do the security relearn procedure.
Frankly I don't think I'll ever get a RWD for a daily driver, that would have to be a weekend/play car.
And as for your PCM go to another dealership, they are being jerks. INTENSE didnt rewrite the coding on there, just tweaked some of the settings. That dealership probably has a burr up it'* butt about aftermarket parts. If anything unhook the PCM and try to do the security relearn procedure.
02-24-2005, 10:07 PM
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I bought my Bonne as an "experienced" car . . .
i am looking at putting in an after market set of seat heaters,but it will be a few mods down the road . . .
HORSEPOWER and TRACTION FIrst!!
Those warm the heart and soul as well as my backside!
i am looking at putting in an after market set of seat heaters,but it will be a few mods down the road . . .
HORSEPOWER and TRACTION FIrst!!
Those warm the heart and soul as well as my backside!
02-24-2005, 10:53 PM
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wow, sell your car ..and go to the trans-am formulas where you're treated like a number. 
if not, quit bitching. haha.. seems like you bought the wrong car.. maybe you should make better decisions when shopping so we don't have to hear about it.
if not, quit bitching. haha.. seems like you bought the wrong car.. maybe you should make better decisions when shopping so we don't have to hear about it.
02-24-2005, 11:55 PM
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Find a hill that no one is on and covered with snow then head down it hit the ebrake turn the wheel when still giving it some gas and once about half way arround let off the gas and reverse the wheel so you will keep the car spinning arround I did this 2yrs ago by my friends house and way able to get 2 circles before i ran out of room
and reverse donuts are very fun to perform it throws you further than if the back moves out
and reverse donuts are very fun to perform it throws you further than if the back moves out
02-25-2005, 12:11 AM
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I can do donuts in my car. Just mash on that gas and turn the wheel all the way to the direction desired. After doing this around 7 times, I gaurantee the powwer steering pump will go out