by positronone Overview: Difficulty: – * Time: – 10-30 minutes Cost: – n/a Tools: – Phillips head driver– Flathead driver or prybar Procedure: Open the door to gain access to the panel. Locate your armrest grip and look down into it. There should either be a small square panel or an exposed screw. If you […]

by 92_240sx There are many installation/how-to articles out there, so I won’t do the write up. I have some tips though, so I’ll just cover those. I’ve never worked on one before. I have s13 with open diff and swapped the internal with s15 Helical. First, I bought the diff on eBay last year. I […]

by Justin8763 Overview: Your dead power window solution could be as simple as a bad amp. Repair it! Difficulty: ** Time: 1 hour Cost: less than $10 Tools: – Soldering Iron– Phillips and flathead screwdrivers Materials: – Solder Procedure: First, remove your door panel and locate your window amp box. On an s14, it should […]

by babowc Overview: OEM S13 seats suck. Whether you’re interested in comfort for the daily commute, flashy design for shows, or more support and holding ability, you can be assured almost any other seat can do it better. Z33 seats seem to be an excellent alternative, and thanks to babowc you should be able to […]

by 180fan Procedure: Front seal:1. take belts off2. with a 27mm socket, pop the crank pulley bolt, either put the car in 5th or use an impact wrench3. with a 6″ pulley puller and the bolt loosened out almost completely, tighten the bolt on the puller while keeping the crank bolt stationary.4. When the crank […]

by MeanGreens14 Overview: This is a write up on how to change out subframe bushings on the Nissan S14 chassis. No. Not the little spacers that go in between the top and bottom of the subframe, we’re talking THE ACTUAL BUSHINGS. Doing this job on your own will save you lots and lots…did I mention […]

Another installation in the HID interior lighting series!  Also see: HID trunk light. Tools: – small screwdriver (optional) Materials: – LED dome light Procedure: There really is nothing to this install. Don’t overthink it and you’ll be fine. Turn the domelight switch to the “off” position. Remove the plastic case and dump out the dead […]

by Dano Overview: Has your power antenna stopped working? Broke off? Just not your style? Your solution may lie in the updated and durable “stubby” rubber antennas that car manufacturers have been using on their new models for the last decade or so. Difficulty: ** to *** Time: 1-3 hours Cost: less than $20 Tools: […]

Overview: In addition to a clutch fan, cars equipped with air conditioning also got a small electric fan between the clutch fan and the radiator. This is because the AC condenser needs air passing through it to keep cool, otherwise your AC won’t blow cold. So obviously if the engine is too cold for the […]