Well if it's an 84 it's got an EA81 which means no t-belts, so just an oil change and check the hoses and belts and tires, you should be fine. If it's an 85 and up like the one pictured then it's got an EA82 and, though it's single overhead cam, it's got two timing belts that should be serviced every 60k. And if it's…

Well if it's an 84 it's got an EA81 which means no t-belts, so just an oil change and check the hoses and belts and tires, you should be fine. If it's an 85 and up like the one pictured then it's got an EA82 and, though it's single overhead cam, it's got two timing belts that should be serviced every 60k. And if it's…

off the top of my head they have crown Vic's, Prius, altimas, fusions, Tauruses, altimas, caprices, impalas, explorers, suburbans, and lots of scooters.

YES!

That's more like it. POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT. Thanks, mike!

Stop reminding me that I'm 22k over due and that every time I'm on the highway 300 miles from home I could wind up on the shoulder putting the new belts I've had in my trunk for a year on. :-(

I pine for your words every morning. Mystical.

27 years hasn't really done much to mine either!

There is a 36mm socket in the trunk of my GL. It is there to retighten the axle nuts, should they work loose. Really dude, call me during your next adventure lol

Also, the roads are so insanely terrible in jersey city, union city, and especially Hoboken, these things are just redundant. I remember when they tore up the pavement on Baldwin before they repaved it, it was actually *smoother* all chewed up like that than it was before they ripped it up.

I live in union city (right next to jersey city). We have had these "speed humps" for years. They are painted bright yellow.

Kinda puts a whole new twist on the "drive free or die" thing...

Just gonna leave this right here...

Pretty sure that's a Lambo, bro.

Crack pipe. 1k less and I'd been all up on that.

Try backing out of a spot on the corner of any intersection in midtown Manhattan at lunch time. ;-)

V8arolla? Nice price.

LOL at the picture for the garage light.

Holy crap this guy could not have picked a better time to leave his garage door open allowing monstrous gale force winds to work inside it's tiny Russian car sized chambers and expose every piece of it's structural integrity to the incredibly turbulent air driving in. Cool video though. He probably rebuilt it that day…

awesome video! Pretty much finished restoring a 55 tiger with my father. He's had it since he was 16 but ever since I could remember it was just a frame with the bottom end in it sitting on a milk crate. Did 90 percent of the work in the basement. Getting it out was fun.