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Yes, the rigid lines. they were the cupro nickel I think, or steel. it was hard to tell by the pieces I had. I blew a hole in one of the rear lines, fixed it, then bleeding them out blew another. Basically everything from the firewall back had to be replaced. they were in horrible shape. I can't bel...

Thanks Daniel. I'm still moving along, I think about 156K miles on the 2001 Lanos. Almost time for another timing belt package. Just had some bearings done and had to replace some brake lines in the rear. I guess that's not too bad. the longer she goes the better!

so no one asked, but I tried getting back on here for the past few months with no results.... I thought the site had died!! So, fast forward to today, and I look at my shortcut and figure I'll give it a shot and....... it's still here!!! I am thrilled! Perhaps it was because I just had to have my Wo...

killspam.............how slow is it when we don't even have to do this any more!?!?!

killspam..... wow, this is the first one i have seen in forever

If it was invloved ina chase, it had to be a slow speed chase!

I feel cheated! Mine never even had a clock. if it did i am sure it would have broken by now anyways.

good point Leo. they probably thought it was some rare sports car..... boy were they confused!

ya, you are right on both accounts. I guess next time I'll try my stab at humor using the emoticons.......if I can figure that out!

You know i was only kidding with you Daniel. I know you know how to use the search function. I know there is not a bunch of traffic on here now but back when there was more people were just logging in and asking the questions when people had already answered them 10 times. I know you know your stuff...

that makes it even better. that search function is a lifesaver though

does this mean we can pile on and give you a hard time about making an entry before you used the search function?

just doing a quick serach I found there were a few discussions on this issue. One person had similar symptoms. One person on that thread said they had an issue with the Throttle Positioning Sensor. someone else said that the sensor itself may not be bad, however one of the wires could be bad. If you...

there are a couple of experienced mechanics on here that will have an idea. You can also search the forum for familiar words. I think i recall other people having this issue. Have you checked all your vacuum lines? Perhaps one of them is leaking and changing the idle. sorry I can't help more but giv...

wow, that's great. sounds like it was a cheap option and evidently it worked. I dont know how many of the guys that chimed in on the original posts are still around. it sounded like Trey was interested. I don't plan on blowing my motor, but if i do it sounds like this may be an option.