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In most cars you start with the wheel furthest from the master cylinder. Then go on from there. Make sure you have a one-way bleed screw or some one to help you, or a mighty-vac brake bleeding kit. Just pump the brakes till you get good pressure then hold the pedal and open the bleed screw. Once...

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JDM-online has the b16a2 swap for $1950, but how much are you willing to spend.

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My vote is for the station wagon. It looks like it is in better condition than the truck and looking at the van it may be hard to find parts for. For family hauling and vacations you could just pack everything in the station wagon or van. The truck not so much.(Depending on the amount of people)...

Thanks to my college years i am fluent in Dunkenese, Dumbese, and Rtardisms, but i never thought that someone would use all three languages in one post....Ouch my head hurts.

Amen Turbo!!!

Maybe instead of ranting you could take the time to learn and find out how people become good mechanics. I have gone to school for automotive tech. I have been working on cars for 10 years and you are a fool if you think that o i have a $7000 machine it will tell me what to do. THAT IS BS!! They...

Kind of looks like a SRT4. 40k could get you a nice civic with a lot of mods without the Neon look.

If you want to recoop some funds from your less than friendly roommate then you should try and get his wages garnished until you have what he owes. You should try to get him to admit that he doesn't pay rent and owes you money. You could also recoop the deposit for the apartment since he was the...

If you love going straight and the gas mileage of a truck then this is the CRX for you.

http://www.topgear.com/content/timetoburn/sections/carbage/pages/0089/main.jpg You should take this for a test drive. LOL That is an insane mod.

You could have a blown head gasket and not have coolant in the oil. Just keep an eye on the engine and you should be fine.

I would suggest just making sure that, if and when you strap a supercharger or turbocharger on, that you know your gaskets can handle it. Like I said if you are going to spend the money protect that investment. Just new gasket and inspect the internals, when you start making the hp thats when...

What Ryma said is true it happened with my friends sister's Sentra. A new cap and rotor and it started and drove fine. The only thing that makes me wonder is it made no clicking noise which leads me to believe condensation on the ground wire or maybe the starter wire. If the vehicle is cranking...