My goodness, those are some bad gremlins.
My goodness, those are some bad gremlins.
FYI if your wagoneer has power seats you might run into the issue my family did with ours. The CPU was under the drivers seat. Attached to the drivers seat. With wires that would get pulled when you moved it forward and back. Too far back, no starts. To far forward, crank but no starts. Oh and the rear window would…
So, just design the engine to run optimally on high octane to pass laboratory tests, but program it to work perfectly fine on lower octane in everyday use, and stick a “General Motors Recommends Unleaded 95 ((R+M)/2) or Higher for Maximum Vehicle Performance” label inside the fuel filler door. That should hold things…
In all of my years of wrenching, there is one thing that one can NOT scrimp on. After you get it running and you are road ready and you are down to your last ten dollars, splurge on some fuzzy dice for your rear view mirror. It’s been said that they will give you 3 more horses and 5 mpg (individual results may vary).…
I remember showing a chart that actually showed higher octane fuel having less stored energy than lower octane.
“It doesn’t have any more stored energy than lower-octane gasoline”
If Im not mistaken, Hemi’s and some other Dodge’s require 89 per the manual.
I know at least with Ford, the Ecoboost engines run best on premium, but can be run on regular with no issue. You’ll obviously observe a slight reduction in power and gas mileage. So yeah I can see where this guy is coming from.
Given the age of the design, he should have invoked the power of George Romney.
I am that cheap.
I am delighted that no David Tracys were harmed in the making of this film.
Nah, its too old for that. He held up a picture of Lee Iacocca while dosing it with holy water. While chanting the firing order of the engine.
I love this premise so send me the $385k and let’s see what I buy. I promise, I’m not a Nigerian prince!
Who woulnd’t like to be ABLE to pay $39k for 2018 RX-7 today?
People always forget about inflation.
For $500, you can have a legitimate (read: real) LeMons car. Hard not to say Nice Price to this one.