About 8 months after an alignment job by the dealer I started experiencing a pretty significant clunk in the front end on hard left hand turns usually parking lot speeds almost at lock. Occasionally get the same on hard rights too.
Discovered that the lower control arm attachment bolts are TTY and only to be used for a single use. And then I found some evidence of a TSB that indicates you can over torque those fasteners to about 130 foot pounds.
Asked a local shop to investigate and they found 3 out of four bolts loose and retorqued. I've ordered the MOOG K100421 lower control arm bolt kit that is completely reusable and not TTY.
Is the 80 ft pounds a realistic number? Anyone have experience with those bolts?
subscribe to alldata.com, that will have gm's brake bleeding procedure. and what you have to do likely varies, as if you just replaced a caliper and the MC didn't go dry, you most likely can just do a normal bleed on that corner, but if you disconnected lines at the MC or the abs unit, or let the MC run dry while doing work, you'll have to do a more extensive/complicated bleeding procedure.
I'm tired of troubleshooting cold-weather start and idle issues with my '94 940. Time to scrap the friggin electronics for something that WORKS without giving me an aneurism. A pair of manual choke Webers to the rescue!
Since it's a '94 I'll probably have to swipe the balance shaft out of my '92 parts car, since the chances of the '94 having a block-mounted distributor drive gear are slim to none ... and my luck is never that good when lots of work is involved! That way I can run an old boat engine distributor assembly with points. No more starting issues next winter! Back to SIMPLICITY.
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Possible that the brand could make a difference, though I've always thought the numbers tell the story. All I know for sure is that his tires sure looked good.
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