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I live near an Amish community.  They are required to use lights on
their horse drawn buggies at night.  They use 12V marine batteries
which last about 7 to 10 hours.  Then they have the non-Amish
neighbors charge them, or use a gas generator.  I was talking to one

Can anyone tell me the difference between ECM and PCM. And where are
they usually located. It would be an even bigger help if someone can
point that out for my car - 2000 Hyundai Sonata V6.
-mm

Anyone know of any aftermarket mounting brackets that are made to
mount those f#$%^& glass mounted rear view mirrors?  I have given up
on gluing them.  I have not had a mirror in my car for several years.
Gluing them to the glass is one of the most assenine things ever done

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I have a 2003 Impala LS, 3.8L, and it has 3-months-old Goodyear M+S
tires on it.
The car started having a humming noise on the highway (most notable at
70 mph) three weeks ago. The noise gets louder when I turn the wheel

I am trying to locate the oil pressure switch/sensor location in/on
the car.  I know what it looks like as a part and understand it is in
the same circuit as the fuel pump but cannot seem to locate it.  Any
help would be greatly appreciated. Respectfully

I just spent an hour trying to determine what the thing is in my
exhaust pipe with the wire broken off of it.  Turns out to be an
oxygen sensor.  Since the wire is broken off, it obviously dont work.
Yet the truck (Ford F150) runs fine.  What happens if this oxygen

I have had this propblem with two cars. 1995 Toyota Corolla (1.6L) and
2003 Chevrolet Impala (3.8 V6).
After topping up the steering fluid with "Stop-leak", the steering
feels a bit jerky when you return it to center at slow speed.

My GMC suddenly started cutting out under load.  I've noticed it
occasionally missing in 3rd gear and OD so far and tried to get it to
do it in 2nd yesterday afternoon but never could.  Doesn't idle rough
(had it tuned up about 5k miles ago at the dealer) and it's doing this

My 2000 JGC Limited sunroof won't close completely.  It starts ou
closing fine, but when it comes close to finishing it slows down an
returns to the open position.  I've checked the tracks and nothing i
blocking.  Any ideas

I have a 2006 Nissan Frontier 4WD V6 Automatic King Cab Truck. The owner's
manual has the following to say about fuel:
For 4.0L engine.
Use unleaded regular gasoline with an octane rating of at least 87 AKI