So here is my problem.  In the past year, my cooling system has fell
apart.  The truck has a regular (not Vortec) 350 engine and so far, I
myself have replace the radiator, hoses, thermostat, and waterpump.
The coolant level was holding constant until I recently had to begin

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hello, how bad of job is this? I guess it's the 1.6 DOHC motor. it's a
friends car and he's wondering how much for this job?  thanks

I've got a pressure washer that was given to me that has a Honda GC160
(cheap line) engine that seems to be drowning in gas. If I disconnect
the crankcase pressure pulse hose to the fuel pump after the carb bowl
is filled it will run seemingly ok until the fuel in the bowl is

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I guess you could call this part 3 (hopefully the last!) of my Escort
saga for those of you who have been following.  For those who haven't,
I have a 96 Ford Escort 1.9L that overheated and burnt a valve.
Replaced the head and head gasket and its running again.  Only issue

My Dads car (hes 80) is a 1985 mercury grand marquis with about
180,000 miles  we think. The odometer reads 80,000 miles , and my car
which is an 1989 buick has 150,000 miles shown.
Its a v8 engine with automatic transmission. The transmission fluid

Hi,I would like to know how to install the timing belt and valve
clearance and adjustment for my old 82 toyota diesel pick up truck
4cylinders ,please please help.........thanks.....davis

I have a 93 Toyota Camry with 6 cylinders.  I have recently been
getting poor gas mileage and have been trying to figure out why.  I
have checked out the plug wires, plugs, and compression.  My
compression is great; all cylinders read between 170 and 175 pounds.

I have a 99 Ranger 4x2 with the stock steel 15" wheels.  All four of
them became *mysteriously bent* one day when I purchased new tires >:
(   Bent in the sense that they are all now somewhat 'oval' in shape
instead of a perfect circle.

I've got a 1986 Chevy half ton van, overdrive auto transmission. Only
50,000km on it (35,000 miles). I've had this van for 10+ years. The carb has
always been an issue. Fuel leaks around the throttle body, questionable
choke operation, random flooding, etc.  There was also a ...

I tried posting this in partial reply to a post by Comboverfish in the
thread "What does an igniter on an '89 Toyota do?", but it appears to have
got missed. I therefore ask again. (Has to do with Comboverfish's mention
of how "bias voltage" is part of how the ECM monitors igniter ...

My 97 Chev pu 4.3L has no spark. New wires,cap.button & coil, still no
spark!

they say that the crosshead type of engine was invented to overcome
the problem of, crankpin originating transverse forces up the
connecting rod to the piston, causing ovalization of the bore.
I can't visualize how a properly toleranced & fitted crankshaft/

I am just doing some quick back of the envelope calculations on how
much you can torque a bolt.  Let's use 60kpsi as the tensile strength,
this is just approximate.  if I have a 1/4" x 20tpi bolt how much can
I torque it?  I've tried calculating and I think I'm  making an error