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I can drive my lanos untill the needle reaches past the middle part of the actual letter E, and it could hold 12.24 gallons. Anything after the middle part of the E she's running on fumes.

Kick the mechanic's ass and report him to the BBB (better business bureau).

As long as you don't go hard on the transmission, it should be okay i've had that sorta hose off of my old nissan i had and didn't realize for over a month and the transmission was fine after i figured out that the vacuum hose was disconnected. I think there's a connection hose underneath the brake ...

the B's and S's mean base model lanos and the S's are standard and when it says Vin Engine Trans to-means the last 6 digits in your car's VIN number so, if your car has lets say KLATA2216B234775 the 234775 is your vehicle's serial number so, when it says vin engine trans to means from 000000 to 4474...

Find a GM/suzuki parts house / dealership and either try to matchup the numbers that's on the wheel cylinder with one they have or try to find a part number, i think the part number for 1.6dohc wheel cylinder is 96312155. Go to a parts store and try to look up that number. If the part number has cha...

Master Cylinders in my experience go bad if their the cause of air getting into the system. Brake booster.. i haven't fooled much with. I've had to keep filling my Master Cylinder with 2-3 bottles of brake fluid while bleeding the brakes. I don't know about the Lanos brake system since i haven't had...

Well i don't know about the automatic lanos, but in previous automatics i've driven some do that and some don't but i oiled the accellerator and cleaned the cable and throttle assembly and didn't sorta stick anymore. But i'm not really sure about if that's normal with auto lanos. maybe there's lots ...

you could probably look at the parts manual list and find the dimensions for the bolts.

I really haven't done much rear brakework, but most of your problem with the hard /no good breaking part is that you need to bleed all the brake lines, and on previous cars i've had breakwork done on, is to drive in reverse and stop a while and maybe using the e-brake in reverse may help some with t...

haha! MMamdouh! thanks, and nice to see you alive and kick'n on forums

lol, in Kentucky, they don't have crap for inspections. they just make sure you have working seatbelts and all the lights are working correctly and set you on your merry way. heh, my friends 1951 pickup doesn't have seatbelts, and the DMV said that if the vehicle didn't come standard with seatbelts ...

well i'm from the USA originally, but in canada they go by liters, so i just get x amount of liters to equal x amount of a US gallon, and such. And it also depends of where you live too, since driving conditions and certain areas have a vastly effect of performance. Here where i am it's usually fair...

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Long time no see eh? I'm doing good, my lanos has 132,467 miles on her, running great, besides the muffler falling off from the damn driveway.... they paved the driveway and re concreted the sidewalk, and they made my driveway a little too high.. and after a while, it just pulled what was left of th...

I would have shoved their car up their ass. Owch to the woo.