[Jose Mari Gamboa]

[quote=”sueannereyes” post=160091]Honda[/quote]

I AGREE

[Jose Mari Gamboa]

I am experiencing a similar type of problem with my toyota. Dont know if the snow cause it but its really hassle. I hope you get yours fixed

[Jose Mari Gamboa]

Having the same issue right now! Haha! I am gonna try out things suggested here. I will post updates! 🙂

[Jose Mari Gamboa]

I do agree with this. If you want to avoid all the dirty work, hire somebody to do it

[Jose Mari Gamboa]

Based on personal experience it is better to change once you spot something wrong with if its dirty or not natural as it was once was. I usually change mine between a year or two depends on how the car is being used 🙂

[Jose Mari Gamboa]

[quote=”Jinzo” post=107618]I got a nice list of engines. Some newer some classic. also this list isnt in a particular order

1. 225 Slant Six. This engine has so much potential in it. The thing was damn near bullet proof.
2. 426 Hemi.
3. 3800 v6. Same as the slant six so durable and could be modified to make a ton of horsepower.
4. Subaru EJ Engines. They always had crappy gas mileage but what they lacked in that they made up for raw power in a light package.
5. Toyota 1JZ. these things was awesome in drifting cars and good for drag racing to.[/quote]

Thanks for the suggestion man! I am inlove with everything toyota so I have to be biasd by number 5. I am sure you agree with me that its the best also :p

[Jose Mari Gamboa]

Thanks for the suggestion man! I am inlove with everything toyota so I have to be biasd by number 5. I am sure you agree with me that its the best also :p

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