3 carburettors 1 x 1986 Toyota Corolla or 1995 Conquest 2e engine and 2 x nissan bakkie. All for R1250. Also front end exhaust to manifold air filter other 2e engine spares what offers

Purpose: Please respond if you have any recent Catia V4 exhaust or manifold design experience. Position Requirements: Associates degree in CAD or BSME Minimum five (5) years experience in CAD design using Catia V4 (must have experience in soli Location: Detroit, MI Source: Jobs.net

Fiat X19 Special Edition Gran Finale X19 in Mica Blue. 50000 miles 300 ono 1989 F Reg No Mot or Tax Fair good condition for its age resonable bodywork and engine in good form. Everything works as its supposed to except the clutch input shaft needs replacing Great fun to drive but I just dont have time time or money to repair and Ive got no garage to keep it in over the winter. Ive put a great deal of love into this car which has many new parts and full history new exhaustinlet manifold brakes gasket new headlights various interior replacements to fix broken bits electric aerial Tape playerradio. Seats in fair condition ideal spares or repair also Number plate value at circa 150 Philip 0793 900 3814

The present invention involves a system and method for superheating the refrigerant gas in a motor vehicle air conditioning system in order to minimize the amount of work required to be performed by the compressor. In an embodiment of the present invention, the refrigerant gas is diverted through the exhaust...

I have a 2000 Mazda MPV that had a cracked exhaust manifold. I took it to the dealer and they replaced it under warranty. However they still charged me $85 to run the OBD codes. I know, I got ripped off. I just went to AutoZone and ran the codes myself and came up with P0031, P0051 and P0037. These all indicate failed O2 sensors. Shouldn't these

True. My old CVCC Honda exemplfies this. Although it's almost 30 years old, it's low in mileage, just over 100K. At 150K, the cylinder head and exhaust manifold, regardless of age and maintenance, will simply start to crumble and fall apart. I put 150K on a '75 Civic CVCC, and saw this happen 20 years ago...there was simply nothing left to fix

On 25 Sep 2006 17:06:45 -0700, "Kevin&quo t; wrote: You "think " Ever try reading the manual, or looking under the hood Most O sensors are threaded into a boss on an exhaust manifold, and care has to be taken if they've been there a long time. Usually some penetrating oil around the threads will help crack them loose, but