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Why spend all the money? Used ones in perfect condition go for $50 at most. I bought my perfect S14 rack for $30.

lack of proper seitiroirp

People are stupid. Buy a used rack for $30 and spend the hour or less of your not so precious time to fix it. If not, then try switching the battery terminals to check for codes in case your ecu can tell you something.

You should make it some sick nasty green with blue vinyl and white lining. Something like this

I would just try the ground first. Easier that way. But that's just me.

Just when you remove the cover in the trunk, pick out the ground wire in the clump, and ground it to the chassis. Mine was thinning and eventually cut itself so that's when I grounded it to the chassis.

Just snip the ground wire on top of the pump and ground it to one of the 4 holes on the tan cover in the trunk. I've been running mine like that for a year now with no problems. I Think that's what fixed my problem.

Just loosen the two bolts at the bottom and pull the assembly towards you. You should easily clear those wheels.

I dunno. He said, is that what you guys normally have to pay, which kind of has a negative tone to it.

From his facebook

rofl

You forget that he considers a left U-turn a track. This is a real track though, so $70 isn't bad.

Most likely not.

I believe you were looking for www.sflhardparkers.com

Come to think of it, one day I was messing around in there, the ground wire came off the little plug above the pump, and ever since I re-did it, it's been perfect. So check for a bad ground I guess.

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Mine used to do that too on a stock pump. Then it just randomly stopped happening. I don't know what fixed it honestly.

BleehufglRBHN My grades were awesome but I probably still won't be able to drive =/

HAhahahahahha I saw that happen. I was lol'ing hard.

Hooked on lsd made me lol