In all honesty, if you have the means you should pull the engine. I've only done springs in the car once and it was a 2V. After messing with one cylinder for an hour we said screw it and pulled the engine and set it on jack stands. Took us an hour to do the rest and put the intake back on. If...
I do kind of wish I had gone with a degree in IT at times. But that's usually when I'm talking to my buddy that's in IT and works remote 90% of the time.
I went for business management with a specialization in project management. The funny part is those degrees along with my experience landed...
That happened to a friend of mine. She went for a restraining order. As soon as she did that he had to go on LOA. Couldn't carry a gun so he couldn't do his job anymore. He's now changing careers.
The real bitch of it is she was a cop too so she knew what to do.
The internal stuff is the same between the SRA and IRS. The last time I rebuilt mine I snagged a kit that didn't have the axle bearings and seals. You'll have to pick up the small half shaft support bearings and seals separately. I highly suggest replacing those while it's apart as it's much...
Yeah, I think if you don't have the t-stat with the little poppet it won't burp right and you'll never get all of the air out. If you haven't gotten the plug in the crossover loose I would work on that. Even with the vacuum fill it can miss a little. I've had that happen when filling mine up. I...
My guess would be you'd have to run 8 grounds to the ECU for the COPs. I'd use the current power supply for the COPs if it can support them. The rest would be changing the settings in the tune.
I think you'd still want the 96-98 as I'm sure the main harness plug is different between the years. Internally the MS3PNP is the same as the MS3Pro. You could probably wire the COPs to the ECU and not have any problems.
The MS3 should activate the fuel pumps as normal. It's just a setting in...
I believe those lines always have some movement. There's a teflon washer in there that seals. It's not something I've dealt with personally, but a couple I know have replaced them and didn't need special tools.