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  1. This issue was finally fixed by replacing the ECM. I tried two from rockauto at $125 each that were both bad. Got one on ebay for $25 and now the car runs like new again. No code 42 either so far 😀🤞
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  2. You can buy shims that are made for adjusting camber. 1988 BUICK REATTA 3.8L 231cid V6 Alignment Shim | RockAuto
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  3. Previous owner was an older gentleman with a very narrow garage…
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  4. My knee was feeling good when I got up this morning so I was able to finish installing the new brake parts today. Pads, rotors, rebuilt calipers and brake hoses came up to about $270.00. That was money I hadn't anticipated spending when I bought the car. I expected to replace just the pads but things don't always go the way you think when you're dealing with a 25 year old car. Next up is installing new shock absorbers I already have on the rear. It's a real easy job on a Mustang. I'm hoping that will be all I need to do for a while but with an old car you never know.
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  5. Rattle can facelift to repair the sins of the PO. Getting her ready for the 1st show of the season….
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  6. Me and my wife had a discussion about this earlier this evening before I saw your post. She felt the same way as you. She said if nobody on the forum isn't complaining and I enjoy posting about my Mustang I should continue to do so. I've decide I'm going to keep posting about my Mustang. I've checked with the forum moderator and he says its OK. 🙂
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