Ed,
Under the hood, usually attached to the vacuum fitting on the
brake booster, there is the black feed line to the heater controls. There
should be a one-way valve installed here. I have seen two styles, a large
canister about 2" long and 1" diameter, or a small button type about 3/
Ean,
Remember that the brake systems on our cars are crossed. In other
words, the left front and the right rear are one system, and the right
front and left rear are the other. You should always start at the cylinder
the furthest from the master cylinder.
The height should n
Mat,
The neighbor had an '89 Lebaron and it had the non-vented
rotors. I have seen others around the same way. I think the difference is
the package the car came with. The neighbor's 'baron was a plain base model.
L8r
Tom
At 08:25 PM 4/15/2005 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
as far as
John,
The standard V6 radiator is the same as the 2.5 Turbo. They did
make another radiator for minis with the V6 and a trailer tow package. I
don't know the difference.
Based on the way my van runs here in Chicago, I'd recommend a fan upgrade
to one that move more air than stock.
