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Some things just make me mad at my car's PO. This post sparked curiosity, so I went and checked my speakers as they crackle with bass and I just never remembered to look at them.

Lo and behold, af ...

Thanks for the advice everyone. I agree the car is not much better than parts, it would be a prayer (far form reality) that the car will run if I slap the head back on and put a belt on it. But, some ...

Not sure. It DOES have black spider web rims.

Hey guys! (and gals)

I am the owner of a not running '87 924S, and an 86 944 (parts) I am familiar with the running and the problems of the 2.5L engines. My mechanical knowlege is limited to simple ...

My rad fan doesn't come on either, at all. I replaced the switch and it didn't help, So I've just become accustom to using my AC all the time during the summer. Which is fine since the heater never ...

Where did you get your switch? I swear the cheapest i saw was $14

Try Swepco 201 gear oil. YOu will need about 2 1/2 quarts, that might fix your grind. Also, check the nuts on the shift linka ...

I started running AC in trafic. That made a big difference. both fans kick in I have been running more like around the first line. I should get my ac charged it runs cold but not freezing so I wasn't ...

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Some tips here.

does anyone have a link to where i can buy the part? the ones on paragon say "in the block" temp sensor...

looking again on Pelican now, I don't remember seeing it though

man my baby i ...

My car is missing terribly now, and it seems every time it gets wet out going up hills becomes a "little engine that could" episode. I need to replace the spark plug wires (among other thing ...

WHile you are on the drive, bring a pad and a pen and write down things that seem to be weak or going wrong while you drive it up, when you sit in a car for that long you really notice the little quir ...

You can count on alot of dried up seals which will leak oil. That's what mine did. All of the front oil seals and others shrink and begin to profusely leak oil. An immediate timing belt change is also ...

Yes you just remove the wires and unscrew it. A socket works best, but whatever you use, after the first 1/2 of a turn, you'll be able to do the rest by hand.

Remove the air cleaner support bracke ...

It's most likely bad, but new ones are cheap!

If you want to make sure, pull it, put it in a pan of water and heat it up with a ohm meter attached.

It's an easy job, just top off the coolant tan ...

The temp sensor has possibly gone on my 924. If I take the wires off of it and create a bridge between the two, the fans start up... But they do not start up on their own unless I turn on the A/C. So ...