mrbills78

Next time you feel the need to replace your ignition switch Save yourself a load of money and have some fun, install a push button for starting... $20 at any Auto parts store. Run a positive wire 8 or 10 gauge) from the battery to the push button then from the button to the starter (theres already a wire on there take it off and put the new one on) you'll still need your key in the on position to start and run the car but man is it fun.

If someone has been cheap with upkeep you may be experiencing runout. It happens when a rotor is at or below minimum spec and to stop the problem someone slaps new pads on it then the new pads wear and the caliper gets wobbly as you approachneeding new pads again. This could take 10,000 miles or so to find

On the top of your valve cover there should be a flying saucer looking part that attaches to your intake, there is a rubber gromet under it that holds it to the cover make sure it's not broken it will simulate a vaccum leak