first i asked about the TPS now i'm asking about my 3rd brake light which is only being held on by a strap since all the connections to the spoiler have snapped and the sticky stuff is not soo sticky anymore, and i get this "change the light bulb" answer.

and i guess i'll also take consideration on brands for struts. and clutches. (currently planning on getting some form of KYB strut)


EDIT: location and year are fixed.

 

i know you dont know this becuase, welll... youve never done it.

answering the amount of questions a normal moderator answers in a week or so will produce a couple quick responces without thouroughly reading the entire post. is b****ing about a wrong answer through 4 posts really worth it? tired.gif

 

And, belive it or not, the 3rd brake light in the spoiler, changing the bulb WILL work.

It's a LED assembly. So yeah, that would fix everything.

Case closed?

 

No REDZ, your tape answer was the correct one, he said it's hanging by a strap and he doesn't know how to get it to stay in there.



Anyway, dude, we're trying to help you, maybe you were mad when you posted and you did sound pretty f***ing ignorant so, naturally, people got upset. Quit dragging it on god damnit.

Now, the TPS has been answered for you. You're good to go there.

Also, you've been introduced to the world of double sided foam tape, that should hold your brake light up. Enough said there as well.

Another thing, why don't you research some stuff yourself before you post here..?

For one, if you would search on here you'd find out the CEL codes for a failing front o2 sensor, and you'd learn that your car goes into "limp mode", throttle response + MPG turn very shitty. Sure that's the problem? Maybe it's the 2nd o2 sensor? Get the CEL code man. Autozone does it for free, damn. Also, if you really think it is an o2 sensor still, any ebay search or trip to your local auto parts store would tell you the cost for this item.

It's sensor. And any search on this website would have given you the info about the free replacement, AND the location of it.

Any google search or ebay search will find you good prices for those

Again, any ebay search and you would have found out that kyb gr2s cost less than stock, and, as they are performance-struts, you can guess using common sense that they will last longer than stock struts.

A search on this website would direct you to the best brake pads, and your options on rotors, hell, I think we have a Group Buy going on right now for performance drilled/slotted rotors.

Searching on this website or google would have found you the best prices.[/quote]

If you would do some research yourself, you could figure it out

Why the hell didn't any of my quotes work.

 

Hyundais wont last more than 120,000 miles?

 

Honestly, we don't really know, they haven't been around long enough to tell. Give it another 3-5 years before you go making assumptions like that, my old tib was at 115k, NO problems at all mechanically other than regular maintenance. And it was auto.

 

I dunno why they didn't work bro, I tried to fix them for you.

I'm closing this thread.

As usual, KayDM's shit gets out of hand.