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2008-12-04 Classic/Antique Car Repair - Sealed Beam Headlamp Conversion kit: I typed out a very long answer to this, but the all-experts site seems to have lost it, so here goes again, as long as my fingers hold out. I hate when that happens! The big improvement in headlights...

2008-12-03 Cadillac Repair - diagnostic codes: You can CLEAR (erase) the codes from the computer via the climate control panel. Recheck all the codes and there should be a LETTER designation such as E pr P or some other letter with the code # such...

2008-12-03 Cadillac Repair - 1991 Seville Heater core problem: Disconnect the vacuum line oing to the heater valve as there should be NO VACUUM at this hose in order to let the water flow thru the heater core. If you are mechanicaly inclined or know of someone...

2008-12-03 Tires - gasoline on tires: Patrick, If the tires touched the gasoline for more than a few momemts, then they should be replaced. The rubber used in tires will absorb oil and oil derived products and that will weaken the rubber...

2008-12-03 Classic/Antique Car Repair - 1950 Studebaker Champion: When these cars were new, they started very well in cold weather, if everything was in good shape and the engine had the right weight oil in it for winter use (I know, I drove one to work every day!)....

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