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HELP!!car cuts out then dies
ya i remember someone telling me about the maf. See one good thing is i have a 93 that runs great except the transmission is shot. So any parts i might need can be pulled of there to save some money. My boyfriend just ordered a really fancy diagnostic tester that should be here monday so we can...- christyd26
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HELP!!car cuts out then dies
while driving my 94 atx it just starts to cut out really bad and then it died was able to start it back up but not sure why. Could the plugs be that bad to make it cut out like that, or any other suggestions about what it could be. I just bought it tonight cause the tranny went out in my 93- christyd26
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Loud Noise
Just real quick I also had a clunking in my rear of my 93 and it was a rear strut mount busted that very well could be the problem- christyd26
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Loud squeaking type noise when turning to right
geez I don't know? Unless your piston in your caliper is maybe sticking and its constantly putting pressure on your rotars maybe? I had a friend who had a problem with his truck and I believe it was the piston, but man I tell ya his sh#t would start to smoke even. It was crazy. It's been a...- christyd26
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suspension and steering rebuild
fixing loose steering From shotimes a reader writes; If you own a 91'-93': In a 91 they changed the design of the steering shaft from a solid shaft to a slip type shaft. The shaft connects the steering wheel to the rack pinion. Wher the shaft connects to the rack, it has a coupling with a...- christyd26
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Loud squeaking type noise when turning to right
Well it sound to me like it not a cv joint. When those go bad its more of a clicking noise and it happens upon acceleration in either direction. There are a number of bushings in your front end. Squeaking USUALLY but not always is a result of a worn bushing. They flatten, loose form and allow...- christyd26
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