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  1. DFulmer

    I have a 1995 Astro van all wheel d

    Newfieboy - Without looking at the vehicle, I would have to suggest that you start by checking your battery connections. With the headlights and the engine controls being essentially isolated from one another, that's about the only possibility I can come up with right now.
  2. DFulmer

    problem with truck

    Lamar - A little more information on the engine would be helpful, but I would recommend checking the fuel pressure (Vortec engines should run about 60-65psi) and cleaning the throttle body and IAC passages.
  3. DFulmer

    Can you help?

    Tamsinblevin - I can't say that I've ever heard them "off-board diagnostics" before. Anyway..."on-board diagnostics" refers to the computer's testing and monitoring of various systems, sensors, and actuators. When it detects a fault, it alerts the driver through a set of...
  4. DFulmer

    Automotive Fuel Cells

    Howard Stern, huh?? One more reason to stay away from them...
  5. DFulmer

    CROSS THREADING FORMULA

    I suppose that makes sense, but as an auto repair tech, I never had to consider that part of it. Start it by hand, and you usually end up okay..
  6. DFulmer

    CROSS THREADING FORMULA

    The question is, though, why would anyone want to cross thread a bolt??
  7. DFulmer

    Temp Gauge Sending Unit

    Bill - The main problem with answering your question is that GM temperature gauges are designed on a non-linear system. If you look at an analog GM temperature gauge, you notice that most of them are marked 100-200-260. It's not a simple question of "X ohms per degree". You should...

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