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BoxSinit

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  1. I had my car in for service to fix a squeaky clutch pedal (replaced spring). When I got the car back the brake pedal seems to be sticking. I'm not sure if the brake pedal has begun sticking or I'm imagining this because of the new feel of the clutch pedal. Anyone else feel a slight stiffness in rebound of the brake pedal after depressing. If so how do you solve this problem. Any input is appreciated. Thanks.

  2. My wife has done this twice, and both times a check engine light came on. THis is normal. Both time I had to reset the light with the OBDII reader, but it may go out on its own eventually, I am not sure. If you do not have a code reader, go to Autozone and they will hook you up for free and just ask them to read the code and explain to them about the cap. THey will confirm your diagnosis and reset it for you for free.

    I had it checked out. Problem solved.

  3. Is there a check engine code for no gas cap? I drove about 15 seconds before I realize I didnt put the cap on. Next day I realize I have a check engine light. Havent check the code yet, just curious if this may be it. By the way, I did a search on this..still standing by for the results.

  4. Hi, the two prongs that screw in the back of the front license plate bracket and also snaps into the front bumper, is this sold separately as a part or with the entire license plate bracket as a package? By the way, if any one has these prongs or front plate bracket and don't need or want(since many don't use the front plate). I would glady take it of your hands. :D

  5. Hi guys. I know someone who was selling a a 6 speed aluminum 986S/996 colored crest as shown for $170. I would of purchase it, but the day before I order a brand new one from Suncoast for $335 before he contacted me. I just chose to keep the new one(it was actually a gift for me). If anyone is looking for one, I can ask the guy if its still available.

  6. Has K&N fallen out of the good graces of enthusiasts?

    I don't think it has. If you want to use a K&N just measure the dimensions of the EVO filter and the flange. Match those measurements with a K&N and it should work fine. The B&M are very good quality and clean much easier then the stock EVO. The BMC have wide selection of different filters as well and from what I remember the BMC dimensions match with the EVO better.

  7. Hey guys, I found the answer to the inside engine oil level gauge. In the process of researching I came upon the some info on "oil foaming". I did see a tad bit of foam around the spout where you pour in the oil. I'm kind of nervous now, :unsure: along with driving my car with the gauge above the maximum level. Should I be nervous or concern? The car always drives beautifully, but recently I did hear some screechy sounds on cold start up(whcih I posted a thread on). I know for sure it had something to do with the oil now. Is my engine domed now?? I hope everything is ok, the car still drives great . Any input would be very appreciated. Thanks.

  8. One more question. The engine oil level gauge inside the car has minimum and maximum marks. When topping the oil off, should that very last bar at the top of the gauge be filled? My inside gauge usually reads solid to the top of the gauge , but the manual say don't go over that maximum line(leaving that last bar above the maximum level clear)? Hope I expalin this right. Thanks

  9. Hey guys. I was reading over the oil change diagram that I found on renntech and it says to change oil change at operating temp. Would that be 180? I drove the car for maybe 5mins(I dont think it got up to 180) then had the oil changed. :unsure: Would it make a difference at all? What is the reason for changing at operating temp. Kind of of a dumb question, but just want to be sure.

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