This bar was designed to replace your original equipment sway-bar. The diameter of the bar has been increased for more roll resistance; the contours of the bar may differ slightly, if some of the bends were not necessary. This kit may come with none, some or all of the hardware required to install the bar depending on the application. If hardware is not included with the kit, the hardware from the O.E. bar must be retained and re-used. If these parts are too worn to be re-used it will be necessary to obtain them from your O.E. parts dealer. If your car/truck was not equipped with O.E. bar, the installation of this bar may not be possible.
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Chevrolet Van 97 & Up Sway Bar Installation
1:17 AM by onesecond
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Labels: bends, binding effect, bushings, car truck, Chevrolet, chevrolet van, contours, diameter, interference, original equipment, rear sway bar, resistance, road test, step 1, step 3, suspension travel, sway bars, tire clearance, wheels
Labels: bends, binding effect, bushings, car truck, Chevrolet, chevrolet van, contours, diameter, interference, original equipment, rear sway bar, resistance, road test, step 1, step 3, suspension travel, sway bars, tire clearance, wheels
Thursday, May 27, 2010
2002 Mazda MPV LX Key Interlock Inspection
11:14 PM by onesecond
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Labels: 2002 mazda mpv, continuity, input output, installation source, instrument cluster, key cylinder, mazda, mazda mpv, negative battery cable, resistance, resistor, screws, solenoid, steering column, switches
Labels: 2002 mazda mpv, continuity, input output, installation source, instrument cluster, key cylinder, mazda, mazda mpv, negative battery cable, resistance, resistor, screws, solenoid, steering column, switches
2002 ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT' 'Steering Column Switches - MPV
1. Turn the ignition switch to ON position.
2. Shift the selector lever to R position.
3. Verify that the ignition key cannot be turned to LOCK position.
4. Shift the selector lever to P position.
5. Verify that the ignition key can be turned to LOCK position.
1. Turn the ignition switch to ON position.
2. Shift the selector lever to R position.
3. Verify that the ignition key cannot be turned to LOCK position.
4. Shift the selector lever to P position.
5. Verify that the ignition key can be turned to LOCK position.
Monday, May 24, 2010
1989-1996 Dodge Dakota Trucks Ignition Coil Tests
8:17 PM by onesecond
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Labels: air injection, carbonization, coil tester, coil wire, coolant, coolant temperature sensor, cylinder head, dakota trucks, Dodge, dodge dakota, engine cylinder, hdc, ldc, mounting bracket, ohmmeter, resistance, secondary coil, thermostat, v8, visibility
Labels: air injection, carbonization, coil tester, coil wire, coolant, coolant temperature sensor, cylinder head, dakota trucks, Dodge, dodge dakota, engine cylinder, hdc, ldc, mounting bracket, ohmmeter, resistance, secondary coil, thermostat, v8, visibility
The ignition coil for the vehicles covered by this guide is in the following locations:
• 1989-92 engines: mounted to the firewall
• 1993-96 2.5L engines: mounted on the thermostat housing in front of the coolant temperature sensor
• 1993-96 V6 and V8 LDC engines: mounted to a bracket bolted to the right engine cylinder head
• 1993-96 5.9L HDC engines: mounted to a bracket bolted to the air injection pump (AIR pump) mounting bracket.
• 1989-92 engines: mounted to the firewall
• 1993-96 2.5L engines: mounted on the thermostat housing in front of the coolant temperature sensor
• 1993-96 V6 and V8 LDC engines: mounted to a bracket bolted to the right engine cylinder head
• 1993-96 5.9L HDC engines: mounted to a bracket bolted to the air injection pump (AIR pump) mounting bracket.
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