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  1. GoBruins
    That makes me want to move to Melbourne! Wow!
  2. GoBruins
    Logically it would only be the MAF - because when it is in the circuit the car won't start --- correct? I would consider reinstalling the old MAF and seeing if the car will start.
  3. GoBruins
    It looks like there may have been a leak at one time. I would suggest cleaning the dried residue up and check again in a few days.
  4. GoBruins
    With the engine off, but the key turned on, the gauge should read zero. With the engine warmed up and idling, I normally see around 1.5-2. I would suggest replacing the oil pressure sending unit.
  5. GoBruins
    If I had to guess, I'd pick the elements in the cats are going bad.
  6. GoBruins
    Those numbers mirror what I see in my '02 C2.
  7. GoBruins
    I would think the best solution is to replace HID bulbs in pairs. This would eliminate the visible difference in color.
  8. GoBruins
    +1 for stock.
  9. GoBruins
    The fader and balance controls work correctly in my car,plus I can turn the volume all the way down and hear nothing. Rear speakers not functioning correctly would explain the fader issues. I have to wonder if the amp was installed properly.
  10. GoBruins
    That part doesn't look critical, at all.
  11. GoBruins
    Very nice ! Where abouts in RI are you? I'm in Cumberland. :renntech:
  12. GoBruins
    My car reads zero when the key on and the engine off. I suspect your oil pressure sensor needs replacing.
  13. GoBruins
    Sorry to hear about the ticket; those are never fun. I have a Valentine V1 that has been in five different vehicles. I wouldn't trade it for anything.
  14. GoBruins
    Have you checked the battery in the key? It sounds like it needs replacing.
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