...finally bought myself a nice little $50 OBDII reader/clearer If you're always buying Jap cars and trying to wring all the NA ponies out of em you can... a code reader is priceless. No Idea why I waited this long. Now issues can be completely under my control and i can read codes that may pop up right after they happen...know what they are....and start fixing them before they spiral downward. Lets hope this little SWIRL control issue of mine can be resolved now that I can try different options and reset the code without having to wait for all the sensors to go online. Its the only real way to tell how bad the problem is. If it takes 250 miles to pop on...its probably not a huge issue.

 

Couple that with an FSM and, well, welcome to 2001.

 

Lol yeah yeah. Im 33. For the record, I have lived in the 80's 90's and now.....and in my opinion some of the best vehicle platforms yet popped up in the 90's.....no shame! LOL

 

I'm 32.

I'd say that's accurate. Removing the US away from the emissions laden 70's and, God awful ideas of the 80's, the 90's got back on track.

 

....since you brought it up....lol....is there any functional reason besides looks to put a matching red cone filter on my crankcase breather and ditch the pipe to the resonator? Im playing with vac hoses so much these days anyways!