Recent content by Purrfectangel

Lookin sharp Brian. Big difference since the first time I saw her.

No they won't. The P5 runs a sport suspension. The mounts are about 1/2 bigger in diameter.

Sounds like it's coming from the caliper it's self. You can try a rebuild kit or simply replace the caliper and you'll be good to go. You probably haven't seen any loss of fluid in the MC or in your garage/drive way because it likely just started and when you drive it will fly off the wheel not...

This could be any number of things. Literally the list is endless..First thing... check you're electrical system..Battery, starter, ignition switch, coils, spark plugs, MAF sensor. Then if you still can't find the problem it's probably gas related. Fuel pump, fuel filter, injectors etc. Does...

For the ABS light, sensor in the back may need replaced. It can get knocked around with pot holes and stuff. E-brake light usually only comes on and stays on for a couple reasons, ebrake is pulled up a little or has a bad cable, low brake fluid due to a leak or worn pads (which may be you're...

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Sounds like your calipers seized and possibly a pitted rotor.

Problem 1: Check your serpentine belt it may be one the verge of going or possibly your alt. Problem 2: EGR valve. Try cleaning it or have it replaced. Problem 3 (your headlight): Almost guaranteed it's the white connector block on the back. I used to have to smack my passenger side one as...

Could be their machine. I would think it would have affected all four rims if that was the case though unless the small crack started in the body of the rim, which is usually quite hard to see. Then when they put it on the machine the pressure snapped it which would be my guess. Have a look...

Year: 2002 Mileage: 63000 km Cost: 12,500 Road ready: Drove it right off the lot. Did have to have one new caliper and a set of brake pads put on just after purchase. June 2006

No you can just replace the bulbs. I replace my drivers side bulb a couple of years ago.

The tires you had on the car before the new ones, did they leak? Also, did they put the same tire on the new rim? Usually a hairline crack may have a slow leak but often times they hold air quite well depending on the location and size of the crack. I'm gonna bet it may be the valve stem..

Well you've covered all the bases. Only other thing I can think of is maybe re bleed the breaks. May have some air in there.

Great info. Thanks everyone.

The battery terminals should have continuity, that's normal. I would venture to say you have a bad ground connection somewhere or your alt may be going. Amps tend to draw a lot of power so anytime you hook them up you should use a capacitor or a switch with a separate fuse to help control the...