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08-19-2005, 09:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Hemsky01
I got someone to replace the power antenna with just a regular rubber one. I broke it off this last winter. Are you saying that all I have to do is unscrew the antenna from the outside and I will be able pull the piece inside the car through the hole??? I would think you would have to get at it from somewhere else but I hope I'm wrong. It is a 1991 Acura Integra GS.
08-20-2005, 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Redblurr
how much tranny fluid is usually used in a 91 automatic. im a bit confused on some posted instructions. thanks.
5.4 quarts for overhaul.
08-21-2005, 09:07 PM
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Originally Posted by TheOtherDave™
And yes, to avoid the possbility of electrical shock, disconnect the negative terminal of the battery whenever you're working on the car's electrical system.
But if you're working near the ignition switch then it's a good idea to disconnect the negative battery since you could burn yourself or blow the fuses if your screw driver shorted the exposed ignition terminals.
08-21-2005, 09:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Tanker
I doubt there are any risk of a lethal electrical shock from the car battery or from a standard Honda ignition coil. It's simpler to turn off the ignition.
But if you're working near the ignition switch then it's a good idea to disconnect the negative battery since you could burn yourself or blow the fuses if your screw driver shorted the exposed ignition terminals.
But if you're working near the ignition switch then it's a good idea to disconnect the negative battery since you could burn yourself or blow the fuses if your screw driver shorted the exposed ignition terminals.
08-23-2005, 09:38 AM
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CV Axles
Can anyone recommend a place where I can buy new / rebuilt cv axles for my 95? I know there are a ton of online stores and I know ebay is a good source, but I wanted to get my axles through a reputable source. Thanks guys.
08-25-2005, 08:08 PM
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Brake Calipers
squeekage and a scraping noise when I back up. Previously the noise was from the backing plate but they said no it wasn't that, it was my I took my car into Altons at the beginning of the summer because ofbrake calipers. They said that they are too stiff and I need to get new ones early winter at the latest. So here I am, before winter looking forbrake calipers.
I need to get cheap quality calipers. How much do they cost on average for all four? This is for a 94 Sedan. I plan on changing them myself since I don't trust any of the garages around me, not even the dealers(They are overpriced and do horrible work). How hard is it of a job? I will probobly be getting an impact hammer, I heard that its hard to take the calipers off without one.
So what websites would be a good deal to buy from?
I need to get cheap quality calipers. How much do they cost on average for all four? This is for a 94 Sedan. I plan on changing them myself since I don't trust any of the garages around me, not even the dealers(They are overpriced and do horrible work). How hard is it of a job? I will probobly be getting an impact hammer, I heard that its hard to take the calipers off without one.
So what websites would be a good deal to buy from?
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