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Renner is in Huntley and has a lift in his garage. He does good work and good prices!

Looking for a good shop that can weld an H-Pipe to an Axle Back. I'm in the Chicago area. NW Indiana to be exact but Chicagoland area works. I was towed by the city, and the tow truck driver caused my H-Pipe and Axle Back to separate. The city has told me to mail a receipt of repairs and I will...

Popcorn rainmaker what up guys, sorry I've been absent, things had gotten real busy with some wedding stuff, so priorities took over. Good to know there are at least some other owners around. Rainmaker where at in St. John? Do you do your own work? If not, what shop are you using? If money ever...

I didnt get a new ECU but yeah, it was not fun. I'm going to write an email to the GM of the dealership and see if I can get a free oil change at least. I did an unnecessary oil change due to wrong info given and I was without my car multiple times that could have been avoided. We shall see...

Chameleon So after a long headache inducing experience with my local dealer. Here is what is boiled down to. Anything in quotes is direct from the service receipts I requested. 12/14/16: Took the car in for CEL. Codes were, P0308 and P0316. Dealers "Correction" was "Reprogrammed PCM according...

Hey all, Us Northwest Indiana folks always get left out or thrown into the "Chicago" groups. I know I always feel like its either "drive up to Chicago" or "down to Indy" well lets get a little thread for us NW Hooisers. I'll be the first to check in: Nick from St. John I drive a 2015...

I will definitely mention the IMRC to them tomorrow. I'll update on my post when it gets resolved and what was replaced/fixed and I'll post here if I feel any of the information would be helpful. Thanks for the tip :thumbsup:

Hey OP, I just had my CEL come on and took the car in and got p0308 and p0316. The first time I took the car in they said they just reprogrammed the PCM and cleared the code. And now about a week later the CEL is back. I am taking my car in tomorrow morning to have them look at it again. Is...

After a little research myself, I found that the DTCS codes are saying that Cylinder #8 is misfiring, and the other is a misfire during start up. Thanks for the response but this isn't very helpful. Are you saying that the sensor is bad? Or? Should I let the dealer know to check this sensor...

About a week ago I had my check engine light come on while I was on my way home. The next day I took it up to the dealer to have it checked out. I left the car there and when I went back to pick it up I asked the receptionist what was wrong. She told me "All I was told was layman terms" I asked...

AMWill Any update on this?

If you are doing it yourself, the cost can be anywhere from around $500 - $800 depending on the material used. If you're getting it done, it will be upwards of $3,000 most likely.

I just went to look for them as well, and they are not on the site :shrug:

That's so nice of you, I'll be shipping the car soon :lol::lol::lol: After winter is over, I will be seriously considering doing a full wrap myself, hopefully I'll have the balls to do it :headbang:

Can someone make an S550 this color. The color is Sublime Green from Dodge, I'm sure Gotta Have It Green from Ford would work as well.

How much product would one need to wrap the entire car? I've been tossing the idea around of wrapping my S550 but don't want to spend the cash for the install. I'm assuming the prices for wrap are all labor driven and DIY would be MUCH cheaper? Also, how difficult is wrapping a car? I've heard...

You don't have to remove the bumper to get the surround out. My turn signal LEDs fell out of the connector and were just loose in the lens so I had to get the lens out so I could shake the LED bulb out. It was a little bit of a PITA but you can just take the front wheels off and pull back...

If the only problem was the speedo, I think I might go for those. If not I'll probably just end up with the 255/35.

Hmmm just looked at the Dunlops and I would either have to go 255/35/19 or 255/50/19, for winter tires I would usually say go with the thickness but will a 255/50/19 tire 1. fit on our cars and 2. will it look funny with such a thick tire? The dunlops seem like a good option though, not as...