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ridr4lif wrote:Muffler bearings always go bad too

No but seriously. I know my buddie's Chevy Tracker doesnt have any Heater control lights.

And if they light socket is bent up, you might now be getting a good connection with the bulb, thus not making it light up.

there was an actual car with a type of muffler bearing, i forget what it was.

My dome light socket shorts out on the roof. Its also a different socket than what comes in a sunfire. Im gonna electrical tape over the back so none of the metal touches the roof and see if that fixes the problem.

Mithrandir wrote:there was an actual car with a type of muffler bearing, i forget what it was.

My dome light socket shorts out on the roof. Its also a different socket than what comes in a sunfire. Im gonna electrical tape over the back so none of the metal touches the roof and see if that fixes the problem.

shouldnt that blow the fuse?


there was a guy who i think worked for honda years ago that invented an electric muffler....it basically took the exhaust note in on one side and created an out of phase frequency internally that killed the noise of the exhaust system completely

it did blow the fuse lol. Sorry didnt mention that. Shouldnt there be plastic inbetween the metal on the dome light socket and the roof?