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  1. KyleReasbeck

    Body control module?

    davidinindy... bingo...from the id number you can tell which does not have theft deterent...and therefore avoid what thecardoc is afraid of. On the side i work at a place where we sell over 200 cars a month..and work on most of them as well as others. We have put a few of the modules in (prob...
  2. KyleReasbeck

    Body control module?

    They're easy to replace...get the id# you need, and get one from a junkyard and be done with it.
  3. KyleReasbeck

    Test Standards

    Can anybody point me in the right direction to find test standards for peel and/or shear testing of welds? The material is stainless to stainless. I Thanks in advance.
  4. KyleReasbeck

    E85 = accelerated piston and ring wear?

    Reidh, I agree hopefully there's not that much fuel in the cylinder and that since the octane is higher detonation would not be an issue, but other than those two things how else could an engine be severely damaged due to piston and ring wear by a stand-alone fuel issue? I dont think there is...
  5. KyleReasbeck

    E85 = accelerated piston and ring wear?

    Just taking a stab here...but any damage severe enough from fuel would have to be: a) washing of the fuel down the cylinders...therefore wiping rings which i would think would also.... b) put a high concentration of fuel in the oil, shortening bearing life c)alot of detonation As far as...
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