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1986 5.0 Mustang cuts out in lower rpm's? i just bought a 1986 for mustang gt. 302 5.0 5 speed. the car has this problem when you take off in first / second in lower rpm's the car starts to buck and cough / cut out almost. i changed the spark plug wires because i noticed one was burnt and the cap and rotor but no change. im doing the plugs next and then possibly the intake gasket if that could cause this problem?? as far as i know the car did sit for a little while and has some modifications to the motor. if i run it at idle and rev it up its fine, only when in gear taking off it falls on its face. once i get past the lower rpm's it kinda clears out and runs good , like when cruising in 4th gear. thanks for any help!

Could be the plugs, coil, fuel supply, etc... Try new plugs and make sure you buy quality plugs (e.g. Autolite). I bought cheapo plugs once, and they made my truck run worse. change those plugs and it should be fine..sounds like a missfire .....
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Suzuki . Replacing Head Unit in 05 Nissan Altima 2.5s?

Replacing Head Unit in 05 Nissan Altima 2.5s? So I'm looking to replace the head unit in my Nissan Altima 2.5s. I looked on crutchfield and found a Clarion CX201 which is a Double DIN which I am pretty sure my car has. It says that it fits so I am going to take the sites word for it. However I am a bit confused on the actual installation. Is it a simple plug and play or will i need to buy anything extra? A few of my friends said I will need a antenna adapter and I will need to splice some wires. But if my car is double din I don't see how it would make sense to have to splice wires to put in a double din head, or an antenna adapter. So is it really as easy as popping the old one out and putting the new one in? car insurance.
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Best 15s for under 200 each? I was thinking about ordering 2 soundstream 15-T5 for 179 each any better subs out there that are cheaper. car insurance.
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Suzuki . my 1996 honda accord overheats when sitting idle, driving is not a problem. Only when the car is at a stop .?

my 1996 honda accord overheats when sitting idle, driving is not a problem. Only when the car is at a stop .? the car is fine as long as its moving. what could be causing it to overheat like this? car insurance.
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Suzuki . What's wrong with this car?

What's wrong with this car? Ok....im using this car of my parents and they haven't ran it in at least two years. it's an 89 buick. it keeps dying on me, when I slow down to stop, stop at signs or lights it dies. I try to restart it, and it may start, but it dies within a few sec.usually it takes 2-5 min to restart it. My dad thinks it's rotten dasd, my grandpa thinks it's the fuel filter....your opinion? I plan on changing the oil and oil filter the sure filter car insurance.
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Suzuki . How to Adjust the Ignition Timing in a Ford Mustang 5.0

The timing on a Ford Mustang 5.0 is computer controlled. The timing starts with the hall-effect sensor in the distributor, where the signal is picked up relative to the position of top dead center on the number 1 cylinder. The distributor contains both a vacuum advance and a mechanical advance. The vacuum advance allows for easier starts by allowing the timing to regress to a retarded state just for starting. As soon as the engine starts and a vacuum is produced, it advances the spark for the correct idle. The manual advance increases the advance above 2,000 rpm.
Difficulty:Moderately Challenging
Instructions Things You'll Need
Distributor wrench
Inductive timing light

Step by Step :
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Connect the timing light to the battery by placing the red lead to the positive terminal and the black lead to the negative terminal. Make sure the wires are free of all moving or hot parts. Connect the inductive carbon pickup around the number 1 spark plug wire. This is the closest wire to the radiator on the passenger's side of the engine in a Mustang.
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Disconnect the spout connector, which is a white, plastic, square-looking in-line plug that is close to the ignition module. This will take the computer out of the line and allow the timing to drop to its lowest uncontrolled limit (base timing). Disconnect the vacuum hose from the distributor and plug it with a screw. Start the engine and allow it to warm up.
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Shine the timing light on the timing plate, which is located on the timing chain cover. The timing plate has a V groove in the center of the plate, which is top dead center (0 degrees). The advance numbers are from the 0 mark upwards, toward the water pump (before top dead center). The lower numbers running down toward the oil pan are degrees of retard.
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Check the numbers on the timing plate. They should indicate that the timing is 14 degrees below top dead center (BTDC) on the timing plate. If the numbers are off, the distributor needs to be adjusted.
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Shut the engine down. Loosen the distributor with the distributor wrench just enough so that the distributor can be rotated. Start the engine and shine the timing light at the timing plate. Rotate the distributor clockwise to advance the spark timing, and counter-clockwise to retard it. Set the timing on 14 degrees BTDC by rotating the distributor, then tighten the distributor.
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Reinsert the spout into its respective receptacle. Connect the vacuum line to the distributor.

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Suzuki . How to Read a Manifold Gauge

A manifold gauge is quite possibly one of the most overlooked, yet easiest, diagnostic tools to use. The gauge features a single needle and a series of numbers that surround the needle. The numbers represent inches of mercury, or "in./Hg." The challenge with a manifold gauge is not attaching the gauge to the engine, but interpreting the movement of the gauge's needle. Note that a steady needle reading of approximately 20 in./Hg. is optimal.
Difficulty:Easy
Instructions

Step by Step :
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Check for sticking valves or incorrect engine timing if the gauge's needle fluctuates between 15 and 20 in./Hg.
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Check for a damaged carburetor or throttle body gasket, a damaged intake manifold gasket, a sticking throttle valve or late ignition or valve timing if the gauge reads steadily at some point between 10 and 15 in./Hg.
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Adjust the air/fuel mixture if the needle consistently drifts back and forth between approximately 12 and 18 in./Hg.
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Inspect the cylinder heads for a weak intake or exhaust valve spring if the gauge needle fluctuates widely when the speed of the engine is increased. Also inspect the distributor cap and spark plugs for signs of wear, which could cause an ignition miss. If the problem persists, the cylinder head gasket may need to be replaced.
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Inspect the cylinder heads for a burnt valve or improper valve clearance if the needle reads steady, but suddenly drops before returning to its steady position in regular intervals. The sudden drop occurs when the faulty valve is operated.
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Replace the choked muffler if the needle gradually drops as the engine idles.
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Replace the valve guides if the gauge needle vibrates excessively as the engine idles, but then steadies when the speed of the engine is increased.

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Ultra-high performance tires have both the positive and the negative aspects of performance tires to a greater degree: They go faster, brake and handle better in wet and dry conditions, but ride less comfortably and wear out even faster. They are even wider and are usually speed-rated V or Z. * light-truck tires are intended for use on light trucks and SUVs. They come in a variety of styles designed for normal conditions, driving on- or off-road, or both. The thicker treads on the off-road variety offer better traction on unpaved surfaces. Light-truck tires also vary for carrying normal, heavy, and extra-heavy loads. Snow tires may be better than all-season tires for driving in mountainous areas with heavy snowfall, but they're noisy and don't handle as well on dry roads, so use them only when necessary. * "Run-flat" tires can be driven on without any air pressure inside the tire. Run-flat equipped vehicles may not even come with a jack or spare tire. (If you're driving a 1997 or newer Chevrolet Corvette or a similarly equipped new vehicle, you probably have this special type of radial tire.) The sidewalls have specially compounded inserts that prevent the tire from caving in when the tire loses air pressure. You can drive some run-flat tires up to 50 mph for 50 miles or more without further damaging the tire. 891 Car Insurance 2000 buick regal 262364

Suzuki . Automobile purchased as a set of parts?

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Running on a run-flat at high speeds for a long period can damage them, so car manufacturers incorporate a warning system. For example, the Corvette has tire pressure sensors at each wheel so that the driver can be warned when one or more tires are flat. Because the driver can't feel any difference when a run-flat goes flat, a warning light illuminates on the instrument panel, signaling the driver to limit his or her driving speed and distance to avoid further damage to the tire or wheel. Before making a decision about a particular type of tire, take a close look at your driving habits: Are you hard on tires? If you tend to "burn rubber" when cornering, starting, and stopping, you know where that rubber comes from. A pair of cheaply made tires will wear out quickly, so buy the best quality you can afford. Do you drive a great deal and do most of your driving on high-speed free ways? A tire with a harder surface will take longer to wear out under these conditions. Do you drive a lot on unpaved rocky roads, carry heavy loads, or leave your car in the hot sun for long hours? You'll need higher-quality tires that

Suzuki . Examples of man made frame structures?

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have the stamina to endure these challenges. What's the weather like in your area? Today, front-wheel drive vehicles with high-tech all-season tires get better traction than the old snow tires, which you had to replace when warm weather set in. However, if you drive under .Chapter 19: Checking Your Tires, Alignment, and Steering extreme conditions, you may want to check out tires designed for them: If it rains a lot, look for rain tires with super-wide grooves in the treads. For places with lots of snow or icy hills, look for "M+S" (mud and snow) on the sidewall. Do you drive mostly in local stop-and-go traffic, with many turns? Softer tires with wider treads will suit you best. How long do you intend to keep your car? Putting a pair of expensive tires on a vehicle that you intend to get rid of in 10,000 or 20,000 miles is foolish. Oh, it's possible to put well over 100,000 miles on a vehicle — especially if you maintain it properly — but if you have a relatively old vehicle with many miles on it already, and you don't intend to keep it very long, I wouldn't buy a pair of expensive mega-mile tires for it. Your car may surprise you and outlive its tires, but chances are that it won't. Similarly, it's foolish to put high-performance tires on a vehicle that will be driven mostly at normal speeds in city and highway traffic. On the other hand, if you intend to keep your vehicle for a few years, you'll save money in the long run by opting for more expensive, longer-lasting tires than "cheapos" or tires rated for less than 40,000 miles. Cheap tires wear out more quickly and cost more in the long run if you figure in the cost of buying, mounting, and balancing that second set. What's more, if you suffer a blowout or your tires fail to grip the road, you'll pay a great deal more if your vehicle — or you — is injured. If you drive only a couple of thousand miles a year, don't expect a pair of 40,000-mile radials to last forever. Rubber treads tend to rot eventually because of the ozone in the air, which causes cracks and hard spots in the sidewalls — a condition called ozone checking. For this reason, if you've used your tires for more than 40,000 miles, even if the treads are in good shape, have the tires checked to make sure that deteriorating rubber hasn't made them prone to blowouts and leaks. In addition to knowing which kind of tire is best for your car and understanding the tire codes (explained in the section called "The Secrets on Your Sidewalls, Revealed!"), keep the following tips in mind when you shop for tires: V You can find the proper tire size for your car in the owner's manual or on a sticker affixed to the vehicle. If neither exists, ask your dealer.

Suzuki . What year did the padded dashboard for cars become mandatory?

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v* Although you should never buy tires that are smaller than those specified for your vehicle, you can buy tires a size or two larger (if the car's wheel clearance allows it) for better handling or load-carrying ability. However, you should buy these larger tires in pairs and place them on the same axle. Ask your mechanic or a reputable tire or auto dealer for advice about the proper size range for your vehicle. For more advice, see "Tips for Buying Tires," later in this chapter. Part III: Keeping Your Car in Good Condition, System by System 406 V Never use two different-sized tires on the same axle. V* If you're replacing just one or two tires, put the new ones on the front for better cornering control and braking (because weight transfers to the front tires when you brake). C" If you still have bias-ply or bias-belted tires on your car, you must replace all of them at the same time with radials when they wear out. You can't mix different kinds of tires on the same vehicle; you should have the same type on all four wheels. The ride is so different that radial tires would throw your car out of alignment if you tried them in combination with the old-style tires. u* Remember that you have to "break in" new tires, so don't drive faster than 60 mph for the first 50 miles on a new tire or spare. v0 Store tires that you aren't using in the dark, away from extreme heat and electric motors that create ozone. Retreads: Bargains or blowouts? Millions of tires are discarded every year, and tires that had disintegrated on the road. But an entire industry has developed to put them today, advances in retreading have raised their back on the road by replacing the worn tread quality, and the industry's Tire Retread areas with new ones. The retreading process Information Bureau claims that retreads have involves grinding the tread off an otherwise the same 3 percent failure rate as new tires. So sound old tire and winding a strand of uncured if you're interested in recycling, you may be rubber around the tire. Then the tire is placed in motivated to buy retreads in order to reduce the a mold, where the rubber is cured under heat number of tires heading for landfills. and pressure and the tread itself is shaped.

Suzuki . Can anyone design a full car to put in forza?

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Unfortunately, the number of retread manufac-Finally, the tire is painted. turers has diminished. Of 12,000 tire retreading The largest number of these "retreads" are plants during World War II, only about 1,400 are intended for government and industrial fleets of left today. As a result, retreads may be difficult vehicles — such as postal and fire trucks and to find. It's hard to tell the good stuff from the buses — but they can be purchased for private bad, so if you buy retreads, make sure that vehicles as well. For many years, retreads had a they're from a well-known, major manufacturer, reputation of being unreliable, and most con-such as Fargo, which claims a failure rate of sumers assumed that the strips of tread they only 1.5 percent. saw littering the highways came from retreaded .Chapter 19: Checking Your Tires, Alignment, and Steering AQ7 Caring for \lour Tires Tires don't require a great deal of maintenance, but the jobs in this section will pay off handsomely by increasing your tires' longevity, handling, and performance, as well as providing you with a more comfortable ride. Checking tire inflation pressure The single most important factor in caring for your tires is maintaining the correct inflation pressure. You should check your tires at least once a month and before every long trip to see that they're properly inflated. Underinflated tires wear out faster, create excessive heat, increase fuel consumption, and

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