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RE: Clutch Hydraulic Fluid?
Sent September 6th 2008Ya man, you need to bleed your clutch. That system should never lose fluid unless something is wrong. Tyson Varosyan Technical Director, Uptime Technical Solutions LLC. tyson@up-times.com www.up-times.com 206-715-TECH (8324) UpTime/OnTime/AnyTime -----Or...
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RE: Engine Start stop
Sent September 6th 2008When I had ECU problems, it started something like that. I would run fine much of the time, but would sometime start acting up. It seemed if I gave it more gas, it would pick up and work, but eventually it got worse to where it would do it all the ti...
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Re: 92 Stealth TT Idle Issues.
Sent September 6th 2008When mine went out, it started out not idling (it would die unless I kept my foot on the pedal), then after a week or two of putting up with that (before I had time to work on it), the symptom changes to where it would idle between 1500-2500RPMs. That...
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RE: Clutch Hydraulic Fluid?
Sent September 6th 2008Thanks. I topped it off, heated the car up, and the clutch finally stayed up after playing with the pedal a bit, and haven't had a problem since. It seems it was just low, and I'm thinking that maybe it got a bubble in the line near the reservoir, bu...
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RE: Which oil cooler should I buy?
Sent September 5th 2008From: "Gross, Erik" Hey Bob, -----------snip------------ Also, if you really want to stick with the stock location, Trevor has a pretty cool dual-OC setup. You could install one for now, and then put the other one in as time allows. http://www.3si.org...
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Re: Which oil cooler should I buy?
Sent September 5th 2008From: "Matt Jannusch" > I noticed yesterday that IPS Motorsports has an oil cooler kit available > now. I'm not sure which core they are using, but it should fit as stock, > and comes with the fittings and lines. I'm sure if you give them a call > they...
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RE: Which oil cooler should I buy?
Sent September 5th 2008..then you'd want a tube cooler. Just have to make a mount to support it, and it becomes part of your lower radiator host plumbing. I have one one the way to a user out east with air issues to his radiator..too many hot coolers in the way. On Fri, Sep ...
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RE: Which oil cooler should I buy?
Sent September 5th 2008I am looking at doing a cooler myself, but unfortunately, I have a giant FMIC - no way to fit Erik's design... I would like a big core to fit where side-mounts were... Tyson Varosyan Technical Director, Uptime Technical Solutions LLC. tyson@up-times.com ...
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RE: Which oil cooler should I buy?
Sent September 5th 2008Hey Bob, I currently use a 920, and it didn't require *that* much custom work. I also think that if you have a car running significantly more power than stock and you subject it to road course use, something like the 920 (or larger) would be a good idea...
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Re: Which oil cooler should I buy?
Sent September 5th 2008> The engine is back in "Destroyer" (my modded '91 VR-4), and I'm looking to > upgrade the oil cooler to aftermarket, while possibly saving some money over > a new stock cooler. I've 'gathered' that for track applications, the > stocker is a bit insuffic...
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