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ALEV8

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  1. I just went ahead and bought the Turbo S lower arms but have not installed them. The front end is clunking like an MFer now and squeaks when its cold. Additionally there's clunking transmitting up the steering column now. Drives me nuts. I fear the arms AND a CV are bad so gotta do it all. Merry Xmas! The wife's X6 tires are shot.....proprietary Conti 21" @ $6 hundo a pop.......new takeoff 20" wheels and tires would be cheaper from eBay!

  2. I had totally the same problem.

    So I changed all 8 coils and plugs, MAF sensors, pre-cat O2 sensors,booth fuel pumps, I also cleaned and reset throttle body, and did smoke vacuum leak test, but there was no leaks. All that and Idle drop and rough idle was still there. However, in the end I changed hydraulic engine mounts, and believe it or not, all roughness is gone, and cars is super smooth again. It's PITA job to change it but it's doable and worth every penny.

    Ok I'm listening.....how'd ya do it?

  3. I've had a grinding clunking noise coming from the front right corner for about two years that is intermittent. Experience tells me that the sound exactly like a thrashed CV joint. Bearing in mind the all-wheel-drive system, if the wheel is cut hard to the right or left on uneven pavement it sounds pretty bad. before diving into the stuff I wonder if the front differential could be an issue? This vehicle had a front differential replacement under warranty.

  4. I went out and purchased a new Dell to run this program. Of course it doesn't work. Won't even launch it.

    Durametric can't be reached at all....I've been on hold an hour. I'll add what a POC this laptop is. I think I'll just return it and run Bootcamp...jesus....this literallybrand Nu out of the box laptop has slowed down from the time I turned it on an hour ago.

    Just like the old days before Apple took over the world.

  5. Vehicle electrical system

    Current fault codes

    907 load management operat. on vehicle electrical system./DME control module-no additional fault status available, test conditions are not-completed, fault is currently active and is not causing a DTC light

    1520 rain sensor/light sensor-implausible signal, test conditions are not-completed, fault is not currently active and is not causing a DTC light

    2197 potentiometer 4 foot well lights-implausible signal, test conditions are not-completed, fault is not currently active and is not causing a DTC light

    Seat memory driver

    Current fault codes

    1897 steering column adjustment sensor horizontal short circuit to B+

    2327 Seat angle adjustment sensor short circuit to B+

    2332 backrest angle adjustment sensor short-circuit to B +

    Seat Memory passenger

    Current fault codes

    2327 seat angle adjustment sensor short circuit to B+

    Not sure what to do with these but I was able to clear everything except for the electrical system fault 907. Ideas anyone?

  6. Exactly what I was thinking and Toshiba has one for $249 with a Pentium chip, plenty o RAM, 500 GB hdd....so why not just spend $100 more. Everybody seems to ebay theirs off these days and second hand PC laptops can really suck. Even if it's a limited use machine I'd like it to run Durametric smoothly. Must be a Pentium chip though right? No AMD chips, correct?

    Borrowed the neighbors HP Win 8 Pavilion AMD powered laptop which is pretty new 1.8 gig chip see results below:

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