Recent content by hpram99

There are several screws holding in the trim panel from within the door. Removing the door panel is the only way without breaking everything.

You haven't received an answer because those are not known. I found codes for 80 and 86, but not 81 and 85. You have a '96, go to Autozone, borrow an OBD2 reader, and look up the P codes.

Unfortunately my wife and I greatly prefer the Zune to any iPod (besides the touch) The lack of a proper interface is disappointing. We almost purchased a different company Zune adapter a few weeks back for my wife's MS3 and I thought to ask JUST IN CASE. Only to find out this wonderful $150...

Hot damn! I've been looking for an aftermarket solution like this. I was pissed when I bought my Wife's MS3 and it didn't have that option like the other Mazdas. Although it looks like it's not as sexy as the credit card style of her old RX-8, seems to be a fat keychain instead... I only...

Obviously haven't seen you, but yes I'm in Omaha. There's at least 2 red NA1's in Omaha though so it may not have been me.

yep, you are correct, my only alternative was to attempt to drive through the construction workers themselves & their truck. Anything I should be aware about as far as looking for damage underneath?

Unfortunately I've been a victim of vandal 4x due to my wife's ex, and just recently got off of SR-22 insurance. Claiming with them would be another hit, so I'm trying to avoid my insurance if possible. They wouldn't go after the city anyway because they have no proof.

On my lunch break there were 3 workers quickly driving along filling in cracks in the road with tar pellets, the first worker is waving his hands directing people to go to the shoulder to avoid hitting the other worker shoveling tar. Since it's lunch, it's bumper-to-bumper, SUV's and large cars...

Years ago when I worked in a lube shop, you get used to doing so many tranny flushes you don't think about it anymore until you get a 15 year old import with a seized filler hole.... pumping MTF into a drain hole ruins your day. Luckily the big 17 - 24mm fill bolts on most cars never seize...

Ended up getting 225 Eagle F1's for the front, they're fairly close. I figured unmatched tires wouldn't be a big deal since we run such a drastic size difference on our cars. Oddly enough the much smaller F1's were $75 more! It's a popular tire I guess... Today I found Dunlop DID sell these...

Already did that last week, here's the quotes... Him: "SORRY I DON'T HAVE THEM" Me: any close variations? Him: "RIGHT NOW I HAVE EVERYTHING ON EBAY." obviously this doesn't work well... I think I'll deal with the different brands for front/rear

what the heck are you guys running on your fronts? The dunlops don't come in a 215-235/30-40 r18 I'm probably going to buy 4 for myself, but need something similar for my 18's up front FeetFxr: again, good find!

hehe, nope, I think I know who you're talking about though, doesn't he have his own website? Same wheels though. It's Red and I'm from Nebraska FYI

I have a 1993 with (ugly) 3-spoke Antera's Looking at a new set of 17x8 and 18x9.5 Offsets are available in 25 35 and 45 Any suggestions? or other things I should be aware of? Thanks!

Now I know I'm going to shoot myself in the foot here, but I feel the two models mentioned are my expertise. I've had each ZRi's and Kuhmo SPT's on my GSX 235/45r17. Now I realize the larger sizes on a different car is going to be different, as the tread pattern changes with much wider (ex...