using the wrong ecm they are very case sensitive .... i learned the hard way with my bronco ... bought a used one out of another bronco .... same motor different tranny ... the used ecm didnt see my overdrive... if you got yours used make sure everything about the donor car is the same as yours.... if you got it new you could probably punch the part # in online and verify its the correct one for your car ( but get the number off the ecm itself not the box )
You can not. The mileage has exceeded the mechanical limits of the odometer. You can look at wear on the brake pedal. That is usually a good indicator of high mileage, but it is not definitive. Brake pedals can be replaced. You can check for repair records in the car as well. These sometimes have mileage recorded.
The manufacture lists the mileage at which the timing belt must be replaced. On vehicles that have an interference engine if the belt breaks you will have serious internal engine damage. The mileage at which it must be changed varies from 60,000 to 110,000 miles. As you did not list your make, model, year, or engine size I can give you no definitive answer. Look in your owners manual.
Absolutely, positively no, they will do nothing. None of the products being sold to increase mileage actually work, and some actually hurt mileage. These products are sold to the gullible.Absolutely, positively no, they will do nothing. None of the products being sold to increase mileage actually work, and some actually hurt mileage. These products are sold to the gullible.
12.62 Total sq mileage of Alaska: 656,424 Total sq mileage of Louisiana: 51,843 http://www.alaskaheritage.com/FAQ/aboutalaska.htm#big
173.3 miles
no such thing, they all have 6 cylinders
It can decrease your mileage by 75%.
No, it will decrease gas mileage.
Roof racks themselves have a negligible effect on gas mileage.
Yes
Posi?ætraction does not improve gas mileage nor does it decrease gas mileage. The traction does not come into play in less the pavement is wet.
If it doesn't open water /coolantwill not circulate and car overheats. If you drive without one mileage will decrease as engine won't be as efficient. Easy to replace I did one when I was 11 years old
When performance and fuel mileage decrease.
If the bcm stores the odometer mileage, you need to get one that has the correct mileage in it.
The same mileage as which the first cam belt was replaced.
It has a chain
90,000 ks