Any person have experience  with some old style gas analyzers for car
exhaust?
Now we have 5 gas analysers for CO, CH, O2, CO2, NOx.  OTC makes
MicroGas for $7000. Snap-on Tools also has one for $7000, Autologic

was having trouble with my 1991 lebaron running rough (trying to stall
out while driving .. hard to start).. i replaced the fuel filter
thinking that was the problem.. WRONG.. still acting up.. i can hear
the fuel pump kicking on when i turn the key so know that is probably

Last thursday on the way back from class some a.shole I suppose, removed
the pylons from a road work area.  My front left tire hit a 4'x2' hole
that was about 1' deep.  The tire blew and was flat in about 2 mins.
I havent checked to see if its got a small hole, peeled off the rim, ...

My car has unibody and I'm affraid to bend/fold the pinch welds at the
jack points if I use regular jack stands. OEM jacks are designed with a
groove in it in order to fit the pinch weld right in. I know there's
floor jack adapters for it (see link), but what I'd really like is

Is there a reason why someone would spray metal, plastic, and/or
automotive parts with diesel fuel?
I found out today that my father does this on a regular basis (which
explains that smell on the couch). I saw him spraying objects that

I thought I'd just toss this out before making calls in the morning.  I
have a 90 Olds that seems to eat brake pads for a living.  They go fast
towards the end, and when they run outta food they like to gnaw on the
rotors.  I've replaced both calipers... same thing.