I just bought a 2004 Hyundai with 90 k on the odometer and wonder if it
is past the mileage point for replacement . My last car had 70 k listed
as a good point for a primary belt change. The warranty goes to 100 k
but I doubt that thisis covered.

After an inspection, the dealer informs me that my front lower control arm
bushings are coming loose. They want 5 hours labour and $200 each to replace
both control arms as the bushings are not removable. I checked the shop
manual, of course the outside engine mounts bolt over ...

I have a vibration in driveshaft. I have read in hayes repair manual
that there are differnet size clips to align the center universal. Has
anyone had experience with aligning the center universal on a mazda
this way.

My curious mind just wants to know....
I recently aquired a 2004 LS and it's the first car I've ever owned
where the parking brake wasn't applied "mechanically" through pulling on
a lever pivoted near the floor or pulled out from under the dash or

I've got a weird issue with an 87 Toyota Pickup 2WD 4 speed pickup,
clutch has been replaced and transmission appears to be in half-decent
condition, but whenever I get going up to a decent speed the truck
will start to lose power, like skipping almost, if I floor it it'll

I am getting a rumbling noise when I brake. Seems to be right front. I
have changed tires, wheels and brake pads. No other indications are
apparent. Seems to be less when below ~45mph. Car has 95,000 miles.
2000 SAAB 9-3 5 speed manual

Okay, here's an update to my thread "IPC wiring harness connector for
1988 Toronado?":
I ordered and received a nice shiny can of DeOxit.  I happily ripped
open my dash and

I have a '93 Pontiac Grand Am that I "inherited" by default.  It has
not really been taken care of - unfortunately I do not have alot right
now that I can put into it.  Today it overheated and actually shut
down.  It did restart right away but was overheated.  I let it sit for

I'd like to do a radical rotation of my tires, have them dismounted from
the wheels and put back on with the rounded off corners inward.  I would
make sure that they are still rotating in the same direction.  Is this a
bad idea?

I have a Chevy Silverado pickup that is by now about 18 months old.
I was never able to get more that about 220 miles out of a 22 gallon
tank of gas, sometimes even less.
However, the last three refills, gave me 280, 266, and 283 miles per

My 1978 Dodge van has power steering.Last week, coming back home from
the food store store, suddenly, I had to really strong arm muscle the
steering wheel.I sort of know how power steering works.Engine pulley
belt drive to the power steering pump and flexible hoses to the steering

I drive a 2003 Dodge Grand Caravan with 110,000 miles.
I had my check engine light go on a few months ago and a code that
indicated a catalytic converter problem.
The light was inconsistent for a period of several weeks with it

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business uniforms. You must make sure that you select such fabrics so
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the course of the workday. Wrinkle-free fabrics retain only the

Wrinkle-free fabrics are very good material for designing your
business uniforms. You must make sure that you select such fabrics so
that you are assured your fabric undergoes minimum deterioration in
the course of the workday. Wrinkle-free fabrics retain only the

My S-10 Blazer is extremely loud and my mechanic wants $750 to replace the
rear end with a junkyard axle package that comes complete ( 1 year
guarantee ).
I don't like the idea of spending all this money on something that I have no