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Yeah that's what I figured before even looking at it.  Asking around I got ye old 'was my floor wet' but I figured with all the advances in technology, they could design a heater core chamber that doesn't fill your car, but I could be wrong.  Thanks for the confirmations though. Now here's a questio...

Riddle me this... My 95 Beretta Z26 is dumping its coolant out from a rather strange area.  Vehicle doesn't need to be running for this to happen, came out of the super market one day and saw some people loading their car parked next to mine, looking over and pointing.  Walked over and low and behol...

@wicked-irocz:  Yeah, NapaOnline who I will never ever ever ever ever ever ever buy from again.  Oddly enough though the place I do business with is associated with Napa, but isn't one of their actual stores.  Had to do my radiator, 200 plus shipping on NapaOnline, 150 flat at Massena/Napa Auto Part...

I haven't taken the muffler off my Z26 yet, but I'm going to agree that a straight pipe might not be a good idea.  I would expect the exhaust without a muffler to have that loud popping/chattering noise most modern cars have.  Your friend has a Dodge vehicle with a Dodge Motor, every engine has its ...

She's slowly collecting a list of things that need to be fixed.  I was warned about the rear brakes, and a leaking gas tank on an 11 year old car isn't uncommon up in my area, the paint job was something my friend did, he always took good care of it, waxed it, had shops do touch up work on it (cause...

Looking for a new/used rear bumper for my z26, previous owner (good friend of mine) had it broken into at an autoshop, and the bumper got gouged when they broke into the trunk. Actually looking at my signature photo below, if you look right near the bottom left corner of the right/passenger side tai...

Yeah, well as said that was the "going nuts" hardware list, and I'm not going nuts on this.  Your list, minus the drums which I'll do later, the exhaust needs work (muffler is shot, probably could use a new pipe too). I've never seen a rusted out backing plate either but the idea behind th...

C O D E[ 1995 Beretta Z26 Brake Overhaul Hardware List] - Brake Shoes, Rear........................$ 39.99 - Brake Shoe Hardware Kit (springs, etc)...$  5.69 - Wheel Cylinders (2)......................$ 22.98 - Brake Shoe Backing Plate.................$ 32.99 - Brake Shoe Adjuster Repair Kit...........

@HateMyAuto:  Yeah, figured it wouldn't be rocket science, drum brake technology hasn't advanced too much in the past century.  Just wanted to make sure there wasn't anything strange to replacing the parts, never worked on such a modern car (worked on a '65 Pontiac and '49 Dodge). @wicked-irocz:  Ve...

So the rear brakes in my '95 Z26 are shot, not to the point of horrid grinding noise when stopping, but I did notice one day that the brake pedal felt different, had to travel more, so I know their gone (that and pulling the parking brake does nothing). I work long and strange hours, and unfortunatl...

Must be the picture angle, front bumper has no damage, no damage all around, minus a screw or something missing from the rocker ground effect.  Has 104,498 miles on it now, engine has roughly 500 miles on it.  The car does have its share of age problems, I think it has the leaky windshield vent thin...

I just adopted this car from my a friend of mine several months ago, finally got my hands on a digital camera.  95 Z26 with all the usual options.  I've known the car for most of its life, minus the two years it was owned by a Mohawk Indian before my good friend bought it. My friend bought the car ...

My first post on this forum, and it shall be in interesting one.  Beware, I am long winded..... MAJ28 hit the nail on the head.  It is a plague caused by expensive and flashy Hollywood movies, namely The Fast and the Furious and I'm sure many others.  Now I won't bash FnF as a movie, it was entertai...