Timing belt replacement
03-25-2011, 09:28 AM
#11
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Location: Kannapolis NC
Posts: 25,739
Do you have an annoying rattling in your mufflers? Are they sagging a little? Don't quite sound right? That could be the symptoms of a worn muffler bearing. Allow me to introduce the KaleCoAuto muffler bearing! It's unique iron-graphite composite with pre-grease-packed assembly provides over 200,000 miles of smooth muffler operation! It is most likely they will outlast your mufflers. Also works well on heavy duty exhaust systems. One per muffler.
03-25-2011, 10:30 AM
#12
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Join Date: 04-09-2006
Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Posts: 7,037
Do you have an annoying rattling in your mufflers? Are they sagging a little? Don't quite sound right? That could be the symptoms of a worn muffler bearing. Allow me to introduce the KaleCoAuto muffler bearing! It's unique iron-graphite composite with pre-grease-packed assembly provides over 200,000 miles of smooth muffler operation! It is most likely they will outlast your mufflers. Also works well on heavy duty exhaust systems. One per muffler.
Are they expensive?
Where can I get the best price on one?
Are they easy to install? Does anyone have detailed instructions on how to install them? I would have used the search feature here, but I am too lazy.
Whatever help you can provide would be much appreciated.
Gonna go pump up my tires on the HHR, or whatever that car is in the driveway, up to 100PSI. That should get me better gas milage in the neighbourhood of 50mpg in the city, and also make it easier to do those too frequent oil changes.
One last thing - I installed new rear shock absorbers last week, but still get a static electricity zap when touching the car at times - but the zaps are definitely lessened. Would installing new shock absorbers in the front help further alleviate the problem?
Are they expensive?
Where can I get the best price on one, or two?
Are they easy to install? Does anyone have detailed instructions on how to install them? I would have used the search feature here, but I couldn't find it this time.
Does anyone know where the search function is here? How can I find it if I can't search for it, or is it ... how can I search for it, if I can't find it?
Whatever help you can provide would be much appreciated.
Please out!
03-25-2011, 11:34 AM
#13
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Join Date: 07-17-2006
Location: Dallas, GA
Posts: 6,052
Now that is cool. Talk about a boon to low-maintenance!!! Where can I order one, or do I need two, the second one for the resonator? Not sure if the resonator uses one or not. Or does the HHR have a resonator? Heck I am not sure if I even have an HHR anymore - the alphabet is confusing you know.
Are they expensive?
Where can I get the best price on one?
Are they easy to install? Does anyone have detailed instructions on how to install them? I would have used the search feature here, but I am too lazy.
Whatever help you can provide would be much appreciated.
Gonna go pump up my tires on the HHR, or whatever that car is in the driveway, up to 100PSI. That should get me better gas milage in the neighbourhood of 50mpg in the city, and also make it easier to do those too frequent oil changes.
One last thing - I installed new rear shock absorbers last week, but still get a static electricity zap when touching the car at times - but the zaps are definitely lessened. Would installing new shock absorbers in the front help further alleviate the problem?
Are they expensive?
Where can I get the best price on one, or two?
Are they easy to install? Does anyone have detailed instructions on how to install them? I would have used the search feature here, but I couldn't find it this time.
Does anyone know where the search function is here? How can I find it if I can't search for it, or is it ... how can I search for it, if I can't find it?
Whatever help you can provide would be much appreciated.
Please out!
Are they expensive?
Where can I get the best price on one?
Are they easy to install? Does anyone have detailed instructions on how to install them? I would have used the search feature here, but I am too lazy.
Whatever help you can provide would be much appreciated.
Gonna go pump up my tires on the HHR, or whatever that car is in the driveway, up to 100PSI. That should get me better gas milage in the neighbourhood of 50mpg in the city, and also make it easier to do those too frequent oil changes.
One last thing - I installed new rear shock absorbers last week, but still get a static electricity zap when touching the car at times - but the zaps are definitely lessened. Would installing new shock absorbers in the front help further alleviate the problem?
Are they expensive?
Where can I get the best price on one, or two?
Are they easy to install? Does anyone have detailed instructions on how to install them? I would have used the search feature here, but I couldn't find it this time.
Does anyone know where the search function is here? How can I find it if I can't search for it, or is it ... how can I search for it, if I can't find it?
Whatever help you can provide would be much appreciated.
Please out!
03-25-2011, 11:36 AM
#14
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Join Date: 10-09-2010
Location: Tacoma
Posts: 14,420
03-25-2011, 06:31 PM
#15
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Join Date: 07-09-2008
Location: in my own little world
Posts: 416
03-25-2011, 06:35 PM
#16
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Join Date: 06-30-2010
Location: Kannapolis NC
Posts: 25,739
Are you blinkers sluggish? Do they make an annoying ticking noise? Do they not flash fast enough? Here's your solution. Little do people know, factory quality blinker fluid should be changed every 150,000 blinks. Our blinker fluid lasts ten times that. KaleCoAuto high quality synthetic blinker fluid meets the highest DOT standards while not being in the least bit DOT legal! KaleCoAuto blinker fluid provides you with thousands of hours of reliable blinking without the wear and tear on the flash-synchro's that the other blinker fluids cause. KaleCoAuto blinker fluid will not lose its viscosity even in the most extreme situations. Why buy that old dino-blinker fluid, when you can get our unique patented synthetic formula? Satisfaction guaranteed!! For use in any car.
