Recent content by Wex

I always thought this as well. It is not the impact, its the deceleration that deploys the bags.

My liftgate emblem looks like the 70's one. All the color peeled off. Fortunately, I loved the 70's

Is your leak out the drain plug or around the pan. My dorman pan needed a plastic gasket 65270 part number.

I was in Austin yesterday and finally played the Stern Ac/Dc machine. Was pretty cool but it was a drain monster at $1 a pop.

Autozone does offer an AGM battery option and is sold as the platinum from when I last checked. The everstart I believe is a Walmart brand.

in my area craigslist (san antonio) is a cover that has been on sale for quite some time. 2000-2006 Chevrolet Trailblazer Front Bumper Cover I do not know if it is an exact fit for your application though.

I would love to see a winch off test on the HF brand vs the major brands. I have always had the feeling that it could do one full pull maxed out but would fail if used regular. I would also think that after a year exposed to rain, it would fail. They do offer a warranty that you can replace...

That playfield looks in great condition. Good find.

quite awesome.

I can't say if its happening to you. Whenever my compressor was damp with coolant, I had a small leak from the clamps loosening up on the radiator hose to thermostat neck. Easiest way for me to see is lift that corner, crawl under and use a flashlight to look up. You won't see much if you look...

When I change my fluid and the level is not high enough, I sometimes lose reverse.

Damn, sorry Chris.

I wonder if you could put a belt on the back two tires and make it a tracked vehicle.

Back in the old days I had a hand held trigger that would allow me to jump the solenoid. This would point me in the right track if directly starter related or somewhere else. Many times I would use it to bump the crankshaft.

When the dash lights come on like that, this is called the prove-out. It lets one know certain more important bulbs are indeed working.