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Cavalier, Corsica, Beretta, Buick Somerset, older Dodge/Chrysler minivans, Neon, and PT Cruiser

Its pretty much the same as the Dodge. Just swap out the hangers and/or shackles.

Its far easier to just open the dash up. I always remove the lower dash and knee bolster below the steering column. From there I can sit on a milk crate right next to the truck with the driver's door open and get to everything pretty easily. :cheers:

I will have to put an alarm/ remote start on that thing for you next time I come down there. :thumbs:

I hope enough people send in deposits. I need another tune update because I just got a Air raid MIT. :thumbs:

Like already mentioned, the dash cracks, peeling steering wheel, lock actuators and window motors, exterior door handles breaking, and the cable for the interior door handle break pretty frequently from what I hear. And then the oil consumption issues on some of the AFM engines. I have also...

True. The ones from your OEM 16's will fit. Be a good sport and trade with Felix. :lol: If I still had my original wheels I would give him my caps. But them 16" fan blades are LONG gone.

Station Wagon Forums :jester:

My Chevy has GMC wheels too. :D

I'll trade my black ones for your chrome ones.

No problem with mine rusting, and my truck is 12 years old. :dunno:

A LOT of manufacturers are going this route now. Weight reduction for better fuel economy being the main reason. With all the govt pressure for better mpgs, they are doing EVERYTHING they can to reduce weight. Seriously, how often does the average person use a spare? Most women don't even know...

How many miles since the last fluid and filter change? :dunno:

I have always had superb customer service from Summit racing. :thumbs: Sucks though that you are back to square one on the wheel search though. Why not just get some different tires and run the predators for now? :dunno:

I have never replaced a water pump before in my life. But I replaced mine when it began leaking from the weep hole. After much searching, I found a YouTube video that outlined the entire process and it was very simple after watching that video. Actually, come to think of it, I believe someone on...

$3.29-$3.45 here for 87

Did you check your tire pressure? :dunno: And did you verify that no fuses are blown?

Hey Nick, does the Amsoil SevereGear diff oil have a shelf life? I have some that is about 2 years old and I need to put it in my rear end.

Yeah. I'm sure his mom would help him out. Just bring it to a good shop.

Regardless, I wouldn't worry about it until it starts running hot.

Happened to me. O2 sensor made my rear end go bang. :dunno: No wait, it was spider gears not the O2 sensor. Carry on..... :lol:

People looked at me the same way when I used to have a Handicapped parking permit. My back flared up to the point that I couldn't work and I could barely walk. I never had a walker, but I did use a cane for a while. I have learned to manage my back pain with steroid injections about once a year...

Do a Briggs and Stratton engine swap. Problem solved. :jester:

Trade that truck in. NOW!