This one seemed to have no electrical issues that I know of so far. Let's hope this one isn't as bad as that lol

The vette needs to be rewired because one of the previous jackass owners butchered the harness

Didn't know what they were doing

Nice vette btw

Thanks. It's a 69, 4 speed car

*Funny number*

The lady will love it

Only got room for one so I get to be picky

Seems about right

I've spent like 3 or 4 grand on it in the last couple of months, lol

A couple nights ago my 1987 Acura Integra’s red PGM-FI light came on while driving. I returned home and turned off the car and turned it back on and it didn’t come on the whole time I was driving. I’m not too worried but I think I need to keep a better eye on my engine now for potential problems because if it’s too much I won’t have a car anymore...

PGM-FI light?

@Plague Doctor Lawrence Can you tell me what that is?

It’s a primitive check engine light referring to the Programed Fuel Injection system.

@ThatShadyVandal It’s the only really digital system on the whole car so it needs to run diagnostics on the whole car and like the rest of the vehicle it’s very old and has almost enough quirks to become sentient.

It could of been a false alarm.

Not sure about old Acuras, but on pre-96 OBD1 chevies and fords you can pull the codes with a paper clip

96 is when the digital car system was standardized and all cars used the same plug. In 87 is was different for every make and model of car and most didn’t even have an access point to the built in computer.

Yeah

When your trucks diff needs a rebuild but you don’t really wanna deal with it

Oof

I saw some guy leaving from where I work one time and he gave it a little gas and the rear diff exploded

Some of my favorite classic American muscle / sports cars!