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My rear tires need to be replaced soon, while shopping around (tire rack, wheel works etc..) for Bridgestone RE-010 OEM (17 245's) replacements and seems that nobody has the left rear in stock, wheel works told me they called bridgestone to find out when they will be available and was told they...

The EPS warning light came on this morning on my '95T, I hadn't driven the car in a couple of weeks and when I went to start it the EPS lamp came on, so I checked the diagnostic code,it showed a 22, or a problem with the EPS power unit according to the 91 service manual. I reset the unit by...

The Job hunt isn't going so well so I gotta sell the NSX pics and info here; http://home.pacbell.net/eaganj/ 95 NSX-Targa Black/Black 5-speed 60k miles The car has been well maintained and is in excellent condition (just ask any of the bay area club members!) The Clutch was replaced at...

Today, after our monthly club lunch a few of us went for a spirited drive over calaveras rd, during the "cool down" my check engine light came on, no problem as all the gauges looked normal. When I got home I jumpered the service check connector to read the diagnostic codes off the check engine...

Last friday we went to the concorso italiano in carmel CA and met up with the other NSX's there, this year we had only 9 NSX's show up, last year we had 23 NSX's in the corral, but I guess that all adds to the "limited availability" of the NSX I took over 400 pics at the show and I'm in the...

My battery had died while on a week long business trip, I had left the trunk lid unlatched and the trunk lamp ran the battery down. No problem, I'll just pull my other car up next to it and give it a jump! My problem is when I attach the positive side of the jumper cable to the jumper posts on...

Awhile back there was a thread about real world gas mileage, most posted their mileage anywhere from 20-26mpg, is this really the case? I have been monitoring my mileage and it seems to average around 16-18mpg! I've checked my tire pressure which is fine and also added a bottle of chevron fuel...

I read in the FAQ under the Do it yourself section that you can retrieve service codes by counting the number flashes of the check engine light in the dash, I wanted to check mine but when I look for the connection plug I can't find it! or at least not the same connector discribed in the FAQ...