[V8] V8 Maiden Voyage
Ron Wainwright
ron_01056 at yahoo.com
Mon Jun 16 18:29:51 PDT 2008
Did your gas & coolant gauges stop as well?
But could be the sensor on the driver side inner
CV/trans flange. Is there any oily crud there ect?
Could be an instrument cluster problem with the board.
The 3.6's still had instrament cluster issues. My
wife's was possessed & I put a 4.2 board in there...no
issues for round 6months now.
Ron
--- Roger Woodbury <rmwoodbury at roadrunner.com> wrote:
> Great trip today. First long distance trip since
> the timing belt service
> was completed. It was a fairly good mix of two lane
> and divided highway and
> according to the car's computer, the overall average
> was around 24.5 miles
> per gallon. Speed was limited to around sixty for
> the most part although
> traffic in closer to Portland was moving quite a lot
> faster.
>
> I had forgotten two things about the V8. First of
> all, I had forgotten how
> nice it is to travel in the car, with ample power on
> hand all the time, and
> secondly, how smooth the power is as it comes on.
>
> It reminds me that I must get the cruise control
> operating because the car
> will roll faster and faster so easily that it could
> be easy to lose my
> license.
>
> One strange thing happened though. I suddenly lost
> my trip odometer and my
> main odometer. They just stopped working without
> fanfare or excitement. I
> just suddenly noticed that I was still looking at
> 276 miles accumulated on
> the tank of fuel, and I knew that I had been well
> above 300 at that point.
> I reset the trip meter and it zeroed, and started to
> run again, and then
> stopped at about 1.5 miles. There is sits.
>
> Comments about this? I suspect this is potentially
> related to the cruise
> control issue via a power supply of some sort. The
> manual that I have in
> the computer doesn't speak specifically about how
> the odo/trip meter
> actually work. Any input will be gratefully
> received.
>
> Otherwise the car appears to be 100%.
>
> Great to have a V8 again!
>
> Roger
>
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