How To: Install Rear Swaybar
Welcome back to the SE garage, where our mistakes become your after-dinner conversation.
Rear swaybar installation parts list:
1. Addco 7/8 swaybar
2. 2sRus High and Tight rear endlinks
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Category: Do It Yourself
Do it yourself
How to: Change Air Filter
Okay here’s a write up for an air filter change. Some things may vary since I have no heat shields but this should get you through it for the most part.
Tool needed-
Phillips screwdriver
Parts needed-
New airfilter
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How To: Flush & Change the Coolant
I’ve spent the last week talking someone through this most aresache of proceedures and as a result figured it worth documenting for everyones reference Please add anything constructive, questions or tips from your experience...
How To: Fix Throttle Cable
Well I had a fraying throttle cable that was getting hung up at times when backing off the throttle… After further inspection I noticed that the throttle cable was fraying and was getting caught up not letting the cable slide smoothly to close the throttle plate. Well after a call to “SATAN” I was quoted around 80 bux for about 1.5feet of throttle cable. A bit much if you ask me, and im sure I could do this for cheaper.
How To: Change Brake Fluid
Something I have been putting off for years (literally) because I didn’t want to deal with the hassle is flushing out my brake fluid. Finally I found theĀ griots garage one man brakeĀ bleeder which sounds...
How To: Clean the Mass Air Flow Sensor
Yes, there is a SpyderMagazine article on this. But, I thought, it assumes you already know WHERE the Mass Air Flow sensor (MAF) is. So I thought I could make it more simple. N00b-proof,...
How To: Remove the ECU Fuse and Negative Battery Terminal Camp
When I tried to add these pics to the n00b’s guide on MAF cleaning, it said there were too many pics. So, it gets a thread all by itself. When you clean the MAF,...
How To: Replace O2 Sensors
Since returning from our Corfu trip a CEL decided to make itself known, the code showed it to be one of the O2 sensors. Not being one to mess about I decided to replace...
Basic DIY Diagnostics
To start with: Gotta have tools. The more tools you have the better. Basic tools are essential; socket set, wrench set, screwdriver set, test light, mulitmeter volts/ohms, jumper wires ( make yourself a set...
How To: Fix Ears or Install a Top Strap
Alright, I have never been satisfied by the write up in Spyder Magazine, so here is my more detailed and picture intensive write up on how to fix your cars ears. Now we have...