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Early 4th gen LS1 Camaros used coolant from the radiator to cool the power steering fluid, so I do not think using that cooler attached to your radiator would be much of a problem. Main thing is if power steering fluid temps consistently reach over 300 degrees F, you will have problems, a couple...

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Me and two of my cousins used to go to the bar every day at four and get a Guinness each. Then I moved south. I missed my afternoon beers with my cousins. So I find this local bar that had Guinness. I decided then I would come back each day at four and have a round in memory of the times with my...

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Taters (Here's your chance Tex, don't mess it up!)

Institutionalized - Suicidal Tendencies

Xerox - S.O.D (Stormtroopers of Death)

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No, one cup a day isn't bad... I have a pot of coffee every morning... And those 5 hour energy drinks taste awful, worse than the medicine from childhood, and put me to sleep. Stick with the coffee Jay!

Oh, come on!! It's MATERS!!!! How can Texas claim to be part of the south if they can't even say stuff right!

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Really? I mean, REALLY?!?! That's it. You're just a photoshop wizard. Come on! Nobody parks around that many Tacos!!!! Anyway... My wife thinks that I now belong in an insane asylum... I'm always looking to park close to another Taco just to get that elusive (for me, anyway, not Tex...) photo...

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Lastly, replace the airbag into the steering wheel (if you disconnected the electrical to the airbag, reconnect the electrical), tighten the Torx bolts on the left and the right, replace the covers on either side, and then connect the battery. Enjoy your new steering wheel controls.

Sixth, remove the blank control by gently lifting it from the steering wheel, and keep for your collection. Seventh, remove the radio control in the same manner. Eighth, place one end of the ribbon cable (84204-58010) in the radio control (it will only go one way), replace the radio control...

Fourth, the airbag and cover should now be able to be removed. If you want, you can disconnect the airbag and set it aside. I did not disconnect it, just placed on top of steering column. Fifth, remove the screw holding the radio control and the screw holding the blank control.

First, disconnect the battery. Second, remove the covers on the back side of the steering wheel cover, left and right, by gently prying from the side opposite of the instrument panel. These are shown in the first two photos. Third, loosen the Torx bolts that hold the airbag, on either side of...