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P0141 code -- O2 Sensor Heater Circuit Malfunction (Bank 1 Sensor 2) yes you can get it from under vehicle. or follow the pigtail of sensor 1. ...the connectors are next to each other ...sensor 2 is the 4-wire it might be unplugged or broken wire or bad sensor... or just a Fluke. Clear it...

Opps! it is an auto... I still say sell it for a manual. That is the only way to "go farther on E than has ever been done before"

forget "Hydrogen Generator" put your money in reducing rolling resistance, tires , ect... and put your time in study of electronic engine controls....hopefully yhis is not an automatic tranny. If it is , then start over with a 5-speed...and learn to drive slow

wipe it down good and see if the oil comes again... if it does then fix it. make sure the correct amount of oil is in the crankcase, too much is too much. probably not worth worring about.

you have a cross-eyed camera, or the Euros use one engine per tire...what? I wouldn't be too concerned about oil stains, One picture is pointing at distibuter oil seal. That's 20 minutes and a 2 dollar part. If the price is right go for it

I read this but I dont have an answer what is the cost of scan gauge ? a 95 might have obd2. I have a 96 made in 95 and it is obd2. does it have the connector near the hood latch? have you put a scanner on it? Speaking of scanners, there are some that are cheap now that will tell you engine...

use an impact gun. if you dont have access to air tools, you can use a breaker bar and a long pipe. might have to hold the pully with a tool, or put the car in gear and hold the tires.

you are saying there is a bypass valve within the filter housing?

A dirty filter might allow dirty fuel to pass, but not BYPASS the filter. There is no bypass line around the filter. smell gas on the sparkplugs? then it is getting fuel

run out of fuel? check for spark and fuel

How the will filter bypass if clogged? ...never heard that before

Hey dudes , how do you get the ecm to base timing without the dealer tool? I have heard that it is jumping pin-10 and ground in the underhood connector, but that scares me. I measured 12 volts there! Thanks.