I was wrong, FWD is superior!
damn... that sucks. It WAS a nice car. My buddy just got one of those, im going to have to show him that. WTF happend there??? thats a mighty small tree to clip and have it flip your car. 
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We need a pic of the rear of the Acura to really understand what happened to it. Not much help from the 2 pics shown, although I see some brown-colored fluid (possibly motor oil?) leaking near the driver's side headlight
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Originally posted by lexusk8
We need a pic of the rear of the Acura to really understand what happened to it. Not much help from the 2 pics shown, although I see some brown-colored fluid (possibly motor oil?) leaking near the driver's side headlight
We need a pic of the rear of the Acura to really understand what happened to it. Not much help from the 2 pics shown, although I see some brown-colored fluid (possibly motor oil?) leaking near the driver's side headlight
haha, sorry im sick...Kevin
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What are the headlights (or DRL's) still doing on if those are engine fluids running out next to them? Common sense would dictate shutting down everything electrical after a mishap like this. That could cause a fire if the fluids hit exposed wires or soaked through the wire insulation.
Originally posted by mmarshall
What are the headlights (or DRL's) still doing on if those are engine fluids running out next to them? Common sense would dictate shutting down everything electrical after a mishap like this. That could cause a fire if the fluids hit exposed wires or soaked through the wire insulation.
What are the headlights (or DRL's) still doing on if those are engine fluids running out next to them? Common sense would dictate shutting down everything electrical after a mishap like this. That could cause a fire if the fluids hit exposed wires or soaked through the wire insulation.
Originally posted by mmarshall
What are the headlights (or DRL's) still doing on if those are engine fluids running out next to them? Common sense would dictate shutting down everything electrical after a mishap like this. That could cause a fire if the fluids hit exposed wires or soaked through the wire insulation.
What are the headlights (or DRL's) still doing on if those are engine fluids running out next to them? Common sense would dictate shutting down everything electrical after a mishap like this. That could cause a fire if the fluids hit exposed wires or soaked through the wire insulation.
