superstreet02

Nice, I just sold a black DM6.

Will you need another phone? I've got a 2 month old Samsung Sync with 3d Pool, Call of Duty 3, Diner Dash, everything that came with it, and a 1GB MicroSD card I'll throw in with it. I can add cash as well.

Will both need to be changed? If only one, do you know which one?

any pictures?

Well, I submitted the info yesterday, they told me they would get in touch with me today. I called today and spoke to a different loan officer b/c apparently the other one was out to lunch and she told me the application wasn't even shown on file. So she got my number and said she'd do some research and find out and call me back. I'm going to call again in an hour.

If that's true then the fine went up b/c last year I got fined for it and it was like $60.

I would say either the ECU or the wiring itself as stated before. You can also look for an OBD1 P75, they may be a little cheaper but are still compatible.

I am assuming you're wanting to do a retro-fit to the Elantra right? Check out HIDTech.com and look on the second page of the "Projects" section. They have the parts needed (Projectors, Ballasts, D2S bulbs, and shrouds). As for installation, here's how DJ Hellfire on elantraxd.com did his: Here is a quick DIY for doing this. Sorry, no pics. 1. Bake the headlight in a preheated 350 degree oven for 5-7 minutes. 2. Remove with oven mits. 3. Pry the headlight open with a screw driver, kniver, or your hands. 4. Let it cool for a few. 5. Back out the reflector from the housing by turning both aiming screws all the way out. 6. Try to pull the back of the reflector off of the pivot joint behind the reflector without cracking or braking the reflector or pivot. Try pulling straight out instead of on an angle. It will take a lot of strength and if you break it, do not blame me. 7. Dremel a big enough hole out of the middle of the low beam side of the reflector for the *** of the projector to stick out. Make sure it lines up with the hole in the back of the housing so it will be easy to put your bulbs in. 8. Drill holes around the big hole where the mounting screws will go. 9. Bolt the projector in with 3" long screws with nuts. Make sure the projector is sitting vertically and horizontally correct. Tighten the nuts. Also apply nuts where needed to keep the projector where you want it (front and back of reflector). And make sure you clean any dirt/dust off the projector lens and housing and clean the reflector as well. 10. Put everything back together but do not seal the headlight glass completely yet. But make sure your projector will clear the front glass with the shroud installed. 11. Install the headlights in your car and make sure the projectors are vert and hori correct. 12. Take everything back out and disassemble the reflector from the housing again. Make any necessary adjustments and repeat until it's straight. 13. Now apply epoxy or clear silicone to the nuts to make sure they don't move. Also apply epoxy/silicone between the back of the reflector and the projector housing so that projector is also secured to the reflectors. 14. Let it dry and harden. 15. Secure the shroud to the projector with epoxy/silicone and let it dry and harden. Don't get any on the lens, but if you do, clean it off immediately. 16. Put the reflector back in and snap it back onto the pivot joint. 17. Put the glass back on the housing as tight as possible. 18. Bake the headlight again for 7 minutes to get the glue soft. 19. Completely close the housing and hold closed until the glue cools of or else it may try to reopen itself. 20. Reinstall and enjoy your lights! Again, he is the author of the quick DIY writeup.

Yeah I think that's from Intervention. Crazy stuff I tell ya. More power to you for getting into that field, some people need the help.

You sir have an email at the posted address.

Can you pm me the VIN and current odometer reading? My bank needs it. Also, I noticed you had a picture of a torn TBB, I'm assuming you had replaced it correct?

Do you know the offset? Tire size?

Cingular is crap, I'm switching to T-Mobile or Verizon.

Damn dude, I completely forgot about that place. That's where I bought my 360 from too. Thanks man, I think I'll go pick them up tomorrow.

I'm looking for 2 Xbox wireless 360 controllers in the central ohio area.