The flange on my exhaust pipe (where it attaches to the exhaust
manifold) is falling apart.  The pipe is still good, but there is no
way to get a flange on it.  Even if I could dismantle and remove the
pipe from the cat. converter, I dont think the flange will slip past

Hello, I recently acquired a 1990 Toyota Celica ST from a family
member. The car is working flawlessly, except for one minor problem. It
seems that NONE of the interior lights are working. The dome light,
door courtesy lights, glovebox light, and "foot lights" do not turn on.

I have a 97 Accord with about 180K miles. I had my air conditioning
refilled with R134a two years ago. I almost always run the AC even in
cooler weather. So perhaps its ready for another refil.
I recently headed on a road trip through the Southwest. Its 110 degrees

I took my 96 Plymouth neon in for a fuel leak today.  It ended up being
an inexpensive fix, but I didn't get a chance to talk to the mechanic.
He left the part for me.
Basically, it's a rubber cap, about the same shape and maybe twice as

The other day I was driving and on braking the pedal went to the floor
with almost no resistance. I stopped for a while and the problem seemed
to rectify itself. I had the car checked in a garage but they could
find no fault with the brake system.

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