What have you done to your P5 today?

well, haven't done it yet, but it's here and tonight will be the install!
woot woot! i mean toot toot!
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bazooka joe said:
well, haven't done it yet, but it's here and tonight will be the install!
woot woot! i mean toot toot!
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Name: Tom Thompson

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Message: Zoom-Zoom!

________________________________________________________________________________

Our records indicate that the following shipment has been delivered:

Tracking number:
Invoice number: 1950
Reference: Air Horn NB
Ship (P/U) date: Jul 2, 2007
Delivery date: Jul 10, 2007 9:10 AM
Sign for by: Signature Not Req
Service type: FedEx Home Delivery
Packaging type: Package
Number of pieces: 1
Weight: 1.60 lb.

Shipper Information Recipient Information
Tom Thompson Mark Foster
THOMPSON AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS Mark Foster
1528 VIA TULIPAN
SAN CLEMENTE West Bridgewater
CA MA
US US
92673 02379

would you mind doing a HOW-TO for the horn install....i would really like to change my horn out but i 1. have no idea where to gt horns at and 2. have no clue how to do it.

did you get a horn like a train or horn or something along those lines...or just a louder horn?
 
bigj884 said:
would you mind doing a HOW-TO for the horn install....i would really like to change my horn out but i 1. have no idea where to gt horns at and 2. have no clue how to do it.

did you get a horn like a train or horn or something along those lines...or just a louder horn?

sure, i'll take a few pics as well...no train, it sounds like an 18 wheeler!!! here's the link:
http://www.thompson-automotive.com/Air_Horn.html

http://www.thompson-automotive.com/catalog/item/2883780/2380250.htm
 
ROFL I just read the description. It would also be useful for getting slow corner workers off course. And maybe even to distract your competitors lol
 
Compression test 192-195 (with tsp of oil 210) across the board
Oil change (Mobil 1)
New Plugs (BKR6E-11)
EGR Cleaning (pointless as usual)
Alignment
Tires rotated

Today will be IAC cleaning if I can get it off!
 
i'm stumped... after disconnecting the stock O2 sensor in hopes of replacing it with the bosch one (and finding out it didn't fit), we reconnected the stock sensor until i can get a new OEM one. but after driving around for a little while afterwards (had to run some errands), my CEL is now gone (scratch) does this now mean my O2 sensor is fine and working? the car still runs kind of rough so i dunno. any suggestions or thoughts would be appreciated.
 
The downstream O2 should never make the car 'run rough'. If the primary O2 was messed up, then yes. All the downstream sensor really does is ensure that the 1st Cat is functioning properly.
 
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I need to do the non-fouler trick soon since i am running a CEL for emissions. I was wondering if i could PB Blast the area around where the second O2 sensor is connected to the OBX to help get it off?
 
Mr. 4500 RPM said:
I need to do the non-fouler trick soon since i am running a CEL for emissions. I was wondering if i could PB Blast the area around where the second O2 sensor is connected to the OBX to help get it off?

heat is your friend! get out the torch and it will come right out!! done it many a time!
 
shane02pro5 said:
Compression test 192-195 (with tsp of oil 210) across the board
Oil change (Mobil 1)
New Plugs (BKR6E-11)
EGR Cleaning (pointless as usual)
Alignment
Tires rotated

Today will be IAC cleaning if I can get it off!

the IAC is easier than the EGR foshua!
 
aMaff said:
ah, well then that's acceptable. Esp. if you have one of the 'pull cord' actuators for it like the truckers. Cuz that would rock even harder :D

just gotta drill another hole in the firewall for the pull cord!(chair)
 
aMaff said:
The downstream O2 should never make the car 'run rough'. If the primary O2 was messed up, then yes. All the downstream sensor really does is ensure that the 1st Cat is functioning properly.
any ideas on what could be causing the rougher idle? (it seems to be fine while driving) also, does the lack of a CEL now mean that my second O2 is now functioning properly (ie, bad or loose connection), or should i still go ahead and replace it like i was going to initially (ie the sensor is dead)? when i went to autozone to have the codes pulled last week, this is what came up:
Code P0140: O2 Sensor, CKT No Activity, (Bank 1, Sensor 2)
Code P0037: HO2S Bank 1 Sen 2, Heater Circuit, Low

i'd rather not spend $110 right now if i don't have to; i've just moved to wichita, am getting married this weekend and won't be working for about 3 months (have to apply for my work visa after i get married) so money's a little tight...
 
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