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Godspeed, Maury. You were a good friend to all of us. :bigcry:

Damn there's a lot of conflicting information on airbag codes. Most of the ones I found said passenger seat belt pre-tensioner, but some said driver's side. Look for any cables under the seat(s) and make sure they're clicked in.

https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/02/entertainment/peter-mayhew-star-wars-dead-trnd/index.html

Here's a live stream: https://www.necn.com/news/national-international/Fire-Smoke-Notre-Dame-Cathedral-Paris-508599081.html This is an epic loss for the the world.

I saw Dominick and his band when they played a gig in Worcester MA. He's still our Green-Haired Lad! Hasn't lost his sense of humour.........yet.

Your car is ruined. I'll give you $8 for it, if it has good floor mats. Seriously, what they said /\...looks pretty normal.

Get rid of those "lumps of lead" terminals. I had all kinds of electrical gremlins on my 2000 GMQ because of them. Installed proper band-style clamps like the factory used and all my issues disappeared.

So much this /\

No No No...your next shop has to be in CT, near Foxwoods.

That tweet has his name spelled Jan Michael Vincent, not Jan-Michael Vincent. It that was really him, I would think he would have spelled his own name properly.

https://variety.com/2019/tv/news/jan-michael-vincent-dead-dies-airwolf-1203158399/

FYI, the factory thermostat for the Marauder is 188°. I still have the one I took out when I first got it tuned. I agree with the others that there is still air in the system.

Jerry has always been good people and a big help to the board's members.

A few? :rolleyes:

Addco should just put this on their home page.

I never give out my landline number and it's been enough years that I can guarantee every call is a robocaller or a Microsoft "technician" telling me my computer is AFU.

@ the OP: that line from the alternator to the battery stud on the BJB isn't just a piece of wire. It also has 2 #12 fusible links in parallel with each other, in series with the #6 red wire. DON'T replace it with just plain wire.

I thought I read (owner's manual maybe?) that the ABS does a self-test at 19 MPH and will make a slight whirr or clunk.

Sorry...Dan, Mary and I have other things going on in our lives. We haven't forgotten you, it's just being able to make the time to all get in contact to discuss it.

Just to be pedantic, because my father was an English teacher, it's not a resistor. I know, I know...a lot of the parts books and sites call it that, but just because they're ignorant, there's no reason we have to be. It's called a BMSC- Blower Motor Speed Controller module. It works by...