i voted "anything that moves" because although we do mostly domestic & foreign vehicles as well as light duty trucks, we do on occasion work on diesels, motorcycles, boat motors, motor homes, 4-wheelers & etc. Heck! The other day we had a good customer of ours bring in his Kawasaki Mule & his tiller...

timbre4 wrote:Try it again now, I hit a momentary glitch but I'm in now.

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Thanks! I am in now. Stranger things have happened!

We are looking for the wiring harness diagram to the fuel pump. We installed a new fuel pump but are having issues with the wiring. For some reason I cannot access OnDemand5 on my PC at this moment. I guess I have a bug of some sort. Could anyone possibly fax or email me a picture?
Thanks!

One of the guys just made the comment that they were under the impression vehicles were trying to become more fuel efficient.

Yes, 91 octane for that engine. Higher octane fuels are more resistant to igniting by compression rather than the spark, which allows manufacturers to increase the compression of their engines. A fuel mixture ignited by compression is called knock. Knock is bad. :cry: What occurs is the flame front...

We have a customer with a '06 Maxima with a 3.5 engine who was told by the dealer to use only premium fuel in her vehicle. Is this truely recommended & if so, does anyone know why?

Awesome job, Tim! Keep it up!!!

I'm still a Myspace fan and of course the clubhouse here! I just don't like Facebook no matter how often I try to get use to it. I've never heard of Twitter.

Thank you very much!

Does anyone have any info on the vacuum pump removal for this vehicle? Thanks ahead of time!

I access it only from my place of business. I strongly feel that when I am home, my business must stay att eh shop and I spend time, quality time with the family (what is left at home). All too soon we are older and wonder where did the years get too. I feel the same way but I have accessed it from...

I'm suddenly lost for words!

We require safety glasses only when the work being done is a potential situation for an eye injury. Our techs always use common sense & they are readily available at anytime.

Put my 2 cents in!

I am with Angie. If I had more tech info to share i'd do it in a heartbeat. But being i am a DUFF i am not filled with knowledge of fixing cars. And I am not claiming to be a computer tech wizard. I do best i can, but often think i am just a stalker in the shadows. Thanks Rich! I like that! You & m...

Yes but it would be nice to know there are people at least reading the posts from time to time even if we never hear a peep out of them. Shops who use Mitchell1 or ShopKey can get so much more out of their software subscription by logging into the forum sometime. It's become so much more to me than ...

Hey! I care too. I'm just now able to vote today though. Still trying to play catch up on posts I hadn't had a chance to read yet.

A little late but hey! better late than never! Voted

We learned this the hard way a few weeks back. Thanks for sharing.

I guess I should have been a little more specific. We own ours but haven't bought any updates for a while now. (That is out of my control...sorry) I believe in updates. Anyways, when I ran into a problem awhile back with our "out of date program", tech support of course wasn't very much help. So! If...