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  1. 987_RDC
    I think that is normal for stock rear to not have the "spring". I remember putting the stock "spring" around the stainless lines I bought but none on the rear. Perhaps they updated the part for rears?
  2. 987_RDC
    There is a metal wire that is behind the tail light you can use to pop the trunk.
  3. 987_RDC
    What is the latest USA maps?
  4. 987_RDC
    You can find articles that outline how to disable the TPMS.
  5. 987_RDC
    Whatever is in sunscreen seems to greatly accelerate the wear. So couple that with hot car and they turn to crap. Just replace them.
  6. 987_RDC
    At leats in the 996, the final microswitch is often in the latch assembly. There is a piece of plastic that goes onto the hook that sometimes falls off. If your roof is latched then perhaps it is in the clamshell where a microswitch is triggered at the end of the clamshell travel. That is performed by a metal "foot" coming out and pressing the switch. Search my previous posts about clamshell. Hope it is similar.
  7. 987_RDC
    Hey let me know if you need access to w PIWIS to resolve. Good job on the rebuild.
  8. 987_RDC
    For some reason 19" pops in my mind. Make sure you support the engine when removing the trans. I had a hell of a time lining mine back up and had to loosen engine mounts.
  9. 987_RDC
    Likely replacing the heavy exhaust with something lighter and free flowing. Intake is just for sound. Shed weight.
  10. 987_RDC
    Ah sorry I thought you had base CD radio, not PCM.
  11. 987_RDC
    The phone/CD changer plug in the back on the radio is pretty straight forward. I would think either ignition switch needs replacement (causes electrical gremlins) or swap out the radio with one from eBay. (can get coding from this forum)
  12. 987_RDC
    PM me for stuff that a dura might not fix.
  13. 987_RDC
    Bet you can find a replacement cheap on eBay.
  14. 987_RDC
    Any thoughts on testing voltage to the "door closed" pin which I think is somewhere in the 4-5-6 Not used of Plug 5? Not much out there in other forums.
  15. 987_RDC
    Whaaaa, most Pontiac folks flush their coolant to get away from DexCool
  16. 987_RDC
    Any way to check with multimeter to confirm the button is "stuck"?
  17. 987_RDC
    So you are powering the control unit of the memory seat or just directly into the seat?
  18. 987_RDC
    02+ doesn't need a engine drop as the solenoid for variocam+ is right behind the exhaust braket. Swapping sides to see if follows the unit is a good test.
  19. 987_RDC
    Can't wait. Sounds like a good solution unless you plan to drop engine all the time.
  20. 987_RDC
    Nice work on the updates. Does make sense now, hope the repair goes smooth!
  21. 987_RDC
    Use the parts from the Craigslist motor to repair the 2000 C2 original motor. Then drop that into the car. (Granted the craigslist motor is also 99-01) Of course fun starts there with pairing DME/immobilizer, etc
  22. 987_RDC
    At 150k mi why wouldn't you sell it as a roller and go with 02+?
  23. 987_RDC
    I read on garageforum they were going to made a longer span 4,000lb one.
  24. 987_RDC
    Dead blow hammer and freeze the bearing.
  25. 987_RDC
    I believe there is an A update cd and then a B update cd that will allow the DVD to read the newest maps.
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