**DFW - Weekly and Monthly Meets**
Here's a good rule of thumb...If it's something you can't do, don't want to do, or don't trust yourself doing...Always go to Rotary Performance...They're the only business I trust.
Awesome Jerry, might take you up on that.
Just picked the "yet to be named" ride back up from Alta mere. They did a pretty damn good job, but now trying to find that flippin optima battery as Rotary Performance only has 1 interstate...
Just picked the "yet to be named" ride back up from Alta mere. They did a pretty damn good job, but now trying to find that flippin optima battery as Rotary Performance only has 1 interstate...
I was planning to...I've been sick all week, and I took off of work on Tuesday for it...I was feeling great yesterday, but around 6 or so, it started to kick back in...I decided to stay in instead of risk having to take today off as well.
Last edited by lta_ds_fs7; Feb 22, 2013 at 08:51 AM.
BTW I learned quickly about why the coolant sensor was unplugged...
Yeah, don't pay attention to that...I should've unpluged mine, but I haven't yet...As long as you check your coolant every once in a while, you're fine.
Uhmm if there is anyone who would like to meet up thats in Fort worth i would very much be very happy to. I live on the south side of ft worth and to drive all the way to plano when i get off work would just about run me a tank of gas lol
Is the sensor "issue" anything like the FD? That being that it's incredibly sensitive, no pun intended. On the FD, the sensor is just below the filler neck. So, if you're low just a hair on coolant, "BUZZ!" From the alarm. However, I'm happy the sensor is where it is... Heaven forbid the coolant get too low and one gets an alarm too late.
Is the sensor "issue" anything like the FD? That being that it's incredibly sensitive, no pun intended. On the FD, the sensor is just below the filler neck. So, if you're low just a hair on coolant, "BUZZ!" From the alarm. However, I'm happy the sensor is where it is... Heaven forbid the coolant get too low and one gets an alarm too late. 



