I use an Autoform Grand Touring for my 93. I'm happy with it. I like the adjustable front pins for the latches:
https://www.autoformgroup.com/product-page/gen-2-rt-10-grand-touring-hardtop-w-windows
Hmmm maybe it was a problem on my side. It was a few months ago and I just used their website's contact submission form. Maybe my ad blocker sent it to a black hole. If I recall correctly, I think I contacted them during a sale so maybe they were just flooded.
In any case, I found their email...
Does anyone know a source for the Gen 1 Belanger headers and exhaust kit that's willing to ship to Canada?
I tried contacting Belanger directly, but never got a response. Thanks in advanced.
I didn't use ptfe lined hose, but it works with E85, I know that much. It was just a leftover piece from a previous project. It was this hose:
https://www.performance-world.com/Braided-Nylon-Stainless-Hose-p/500006.htm
So I installed my check valve after the fuel filter. After a few weeks, there's no leaks and it does work. I've left the car sit for a day, 3 days, and a week. It starts just as fast as any other normal car.
Fortunately it's not too bad to check for leaks. Using a camera phone I just record a...
No no, not an inline regulator. That would be a bad idea. Just a simple one-way check valve to help keep the line pressurised (or at least keep fuel in the line) once the ignition is turned off.
In the youtube video you posted above, the guy does the same, but puts his check valve above the gas...
I have a gen 1 that also has a long crank. I know my fuel tank has been out before, but I'm not exactly sure why.
I never liked the idea of dragging out the tank to replace the regulator, only to have the problem come back. Interesting note about particles in the check valve. I'm curious if...
@wagonman23 I'm glad it helped.
Yes the same seller I.got my adapter sells on https://www.oldschoolalpinerepair.com now. Thanks for sharing your repair experience. I was.debating contacting him to see if he could repair my cassette player. Though if it's just a worn rubber belt.... That's a...
Ya'll might be overthinking this a bit. The minimum viable solution is the 3rd picture here:
https://motoiq.com/project-viper-gts-part-2-general-maintenance/2/
Just attach a hose so that if you are going to spray fluid out the air vent, it goes down instead of up. This shouldn't happen under...
I have a 93 antenna car as well. It definitely looks aftermarket. There's no hole in the trunk wall like that in the oem setup. All the wires come from a tightly packed bundle through a gromet on the passanger side. Is your antenna original?
I had found this video of someone taking one apart. The most notable section is around the 3 minute mark:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKlJ8dijgYI&t=180s
I installed an oil catch can. There were a pair of extra M4 studs near the PCM. I think they are there to mount an A/C accumulator, but my 93 doesn't have it.
I went with a Morosso 85481. For some reason this one was half off on Amazon. But it's the same can, with 3/8 fittings and plenty of...
Oh weird. Good on you for finding that electrical gremlin.
The 92-96 headlight switch is a comman and inexpensive part. It's not hard to get at either. 5 screws to remove the knee bolster. As for the pull rod, you just reach your hand above the headlight switch and there's a button you hold...
Re 2:
My 93 seat belts don't do this either. I'm 99.99% sure they are not defective and just came from the factory like this. Side note: The passanger side has an additional/alternative non-retracting adjustable lap belt. I believe this was intended for car seat use at the time.
I can't say...
I've looked this up before and below is what I noted for part numbers. Note that I've never used any of these parts myself so the information I found could be wrong.
Moog claims the front and rear uppers are the same. I couldn't find any information at all about the rear lowers.
Front Upper...
The port on the coolant hose is almost certainly to bleed out the air when changing coolant. Thats the highest point on the coolant circuit. I've been meaning to do the same to my 93.
Basically, turn the heat on in the cabin so the heater core becomes part of the cooling circuit, then use that...
Also, there are ways to get usb and bluetooth on old stock head units with cd changer controls. If you're interested in that alternative, I could tell you about it. I have a black box with a usb and sd card slot in my glove box. It works on the tape deck in my 93. It uses the rca audio inputs...
The obd2 system on your 2001 might be quicker to learn. I've had a few obd1 cars that would take a few trips to readjust the air fuel ratios. The worst thing that ever happened was my 93 ford probe stalled when rolling to a stop. Not a big deal.
That being said, If you're just installing a...
Perhaps not the answer you're looking for, but have you tried any CD recovery software? At the moment I can't recall what I used in the past, but software exists that will hammer the cd with read retries one block (track?) at a time until it gets a clean read. It takes forever, but it does work...
I recently replaced mine as well. For what it's worth, the cigar lighter fuse can blow when disconnecting and reconnecting the battery. Also, power to the cigar lighter is always available, even without the key in or turned to accessory. So just don't leave something plugged in that has a...
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I would also suggest routing a hose from the cap vent to anywhere pointing down and away from the headers.
https://www.viperclub.org/vca/threads/power-steering-cap-fix.678938/#post-3309767
I don't think Gen 2 has drain plugs from factory. That's what some threads seemed to indicate when I was searching for the thread size. It's weird, but I guess that's just what they did. For Gen 1, there's even part numbers. 4626712 = "Plug, Pipe". 4626713 = "Washer, Plug Seal".
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