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My M goes in on Tuesday with a large list of minor stuff that I want to get on record as my warranty is nearly up. Overall my M has been one fine automobile. No major problems and now at 35k.
would disconnecting the battery or tranny fuse help cure the problem?
"would disconnecting the battery or tranny fuse help cure the problem?"
It will help for a while, but eventually comes backs. Removing the TCM fuse under the hood is the easiest method that I found way back when. Leave it out for 15-20 minutes. You will notice a difference as it relearns your driving pattern.
fastdriver
http://www.seansa4page.com/resource/autotech.html
fastdriver
You're welcome. I'll see if I have anything else. USA Network has been showing Stephen King movies all day. No Christine though, that I have heard. Right now IT is on!
fastdriver
My red thing, my car. Heck I lost concertration. I do remember that is is red. I think!
Silver
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Lift up front of the bottom seat and remove from car.
Remove the bolts holding the rear seatbelts, next lift up on rear seat back to disinguage top hooks.
Remove rear trim on each side of the rear window. These pull out (meaning no screws) It is a combination of L shaped hooks and friction fasteners. Be carful not to break the L shaped hooks.
Remove the rear deck cover by taking out the push in fasteners (on the bottom facing out towards you.
Here's the model up from those, for $82. Crutchfield wants $150 for these suckers: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1358939110
Dude, you should write for Chilton.
Have to go..getting very sleepy....
Doc
Here's the dilema.
Discount dash doesn't sell real wood kits (they are synthetic), however, they are 3D molded. They include all the parts I need including the long piece that goes across the entire dash. Their kit is installed on top of existing wood trim pieces.
Sherwood dash kits are real wood but are flat kits. They actually replace the long piece that goes across the dash instead of taping on top of it. They also replace the long door panel pieces.
However, in both cases, the earliest 300M model is 2000 and I have a 1999. This means that the shifter wood trim piece doesn't have individual holes to show the gear selections. They have a long oval that shows all of the gear selections. You'd have to see an example of their kit to understand what I'm talking about.
Do you think this would matter?
Thanks for your help. I hope to get this self inflicted problem solved soon.
-vman
Glad you're feeling better. Bring eMily to CT. I'll wash her for you! NO drought here- plenty of rain. How could it all be missing you??
fastdriver
PS WHO took the horns out- toot, toot!!
Relevant Post: Just got a rear spoiler and will put on this week. Will post pics of course!
With much thanks to this board, I've added a K&N Aircharger and Bosch 4+ plugs. Now, I've compiled my shopping list for adding dual exhaust to my 99 300M and wanted to ask the all-knowing board members if there's anything obviously wrong with my choices (esp. my inlet/outlet sizes) before I hit the "Check Out" button.
Here's what I have:
collector:
Magnaflow p/n 12258
(dual 2.25" in - single 2.5" out)
muffler:
Magnaflow p/n 14266
(single 2.5" in / dual 2.25" out)
tips:
Chrome dual resonator tips (2.25" in / 2.5" out)
Does anyone see anything wrong with this setup and/or does anyone have any insight regarding use of a Flowmaster 42583 vs. the Magnaflow 14266?
Which is louder, etc?
Thanks so much!
j
PS How's the job market looking for you? Good luck.
Silver
-vman
Mike
As for your final question, I believe the flowmaster will be the loudest option that you have for duals. The Magnaflow will be quieter, and the Dynomax that I used will be even a little quieter than that.
Have fun! Make sure to tell the installer how far you want your tips to stick out, otherwise you'll leave it up to their personal preferances.
Mike
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Videoman -
I'm getting everything from Husker High Performance:
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/exhaustpros/index.html
I have the exact URLs and prices if you want them.
If there's a compelling reason to go with a Flowmaster instead of the Magnaflow, I found it here.
On a related note, does anyone know what the setup pictured here is? http://www.chryslerpro.com/exhaust.html
My next mod / board question will be about the pros/cons of installing the ProwlerPro gearset. I assume gas mileage would take a hit, but is it worth the fun?
Thanks!
Jeff, seeing just how fast I can spend money this summer