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Josh S <Josh@clean.spam> writes: [color=blue] > In article <4B26D28B.FACF214E@Man.com>, MoPar Man <MoPar@Man.com> > wrote: >[color=green] >> Yep, it's winter time, and it's the time when I get used to habitually >> pressing the big round traction-control button to cancel it ever time I >> pull out of my driveway. The most useless...

KirkM wrote:[color=blue] > On Dec 21, 9:33 pm, billccm <bill...@yahoo.com> wrote:[color=green] >> Hello: >> >> Well, my LeBaron almost stranded me at work tonight. No crank. I could >> hear a faint click, all power accessories were there. Battery voltage >> was 13. >> >> I closed the hood, and tried it once more, and it...

I went with a Bosch reman from PepBoys. The starter I pulled out was a Bosch, and PepBoys offered a "ProStart" reman for $64.99, or a Bosch "certified" reman for $94.99. Both hade a 12 month warranty, but I spent the $30 more thinking I would get a better starter. Perhaps I just wasted the extra money? This new starter sounds like an airplane taking off. It seems to spin the motor so much faster. I also...

sounds more like GMs problem than mine. but then again if GM would stop spending 5 million a year on stupid stuff for their retirees like free Viagra for them, then maybe they would have more money to put it where it belongs. kinda like buying a new set of wiper blades when your transmission going out..... "zimpzampzormp" <politicallyincorrect@ahole.com> wrote in message...

On Sat, 19 Dec 2009 22:41:45 -0500, "Rob" <me_@home.orgg> wrote: [color=blue] >ditto, just some damn good rain tires >[/color] What's this "rain" stuff you talk of?? Phoenix, AZ

On Dec 22, 8:32*pm, billccm <bill...@yahoo.com> wrote:[color=blue] > Well, she is all back together. The new-rebuilt starter cranks the > engine twice as fast as the old one. I juts bumped the starter and she > fired quickly. Hopefully I am good to go. Thanks for all of the advice > and replies. Merry Christmas, Bill > > On Dec 22, 7:46*am, Bill Putney <b...@kinez.net>...

Hobbled Chrysler plans to stiff taxpayers for $3.7 billion [url]http://content.usatoday.com/communities/driveon/index[/url] Updated: 12:44 p.m. ET Life seems to only be getting rougher for Chrysler. The smallest of Detroit's Big 3 is going to cost taxpayers $3.7 billion because its pre-bankruptcy government loans aren't going to be paid back. Chrysler is stuck with a tired product line that won't get any fresher at least until...

Chrysler under Cerberus ownership should have immediately began plans to bring back the LH platform and flush the heavy LX platform down the toilet. The LX platform served Daimler well as a destination for a lot of mercedes components, but it only made LX vehicles more heavy and expensive. All-wheel-drive passenger sedans was a crock of shit who's only purpose was to extract a not-insignificant amount of $$$ from the stupid idiots who...

I got this email from my daughter. So, earlier this week, I notice that I am past due for an oil change, about 3 months and 3,000 miles late! Believe it or not, I'm usually timely with these things, but it was due right after the move, and I was caught up in all of that activity! So, with plans to get it done this morning, last night, leaving work, the oil pressure warning light comes on. I start driving home, and at a red light, check...

MoPar Man wrote: [color=blue] > > You are making a prediction that if my front tires were, say, 1" in > diameter larger than the rear tires, that my ABS system would either (a) > activate itself unnecessarily during non-skid braking, or (b) would fail > to activate and would allow some or all tires to skid. I don't buy that > argument.[/color] I believe that's more or less exactly...