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Why? Is the parking brake hard to find parts for? Mine works great right now, and it looks like a simple set up. Sent from my MetroPCS 4G LTE Android Device

Hi Mark and All,? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?? IIRC there is a brake lock that works in the brake line, just press on the brake and it locks the pressure in.? Can be found on performance car hops like

I use small wedges under a wheel rubber on bottom metal wedge folds for storage came 2 in a set. Folded. Hand size C-Car@...> wrote:

So I have my brakes working great, but not my parking brake. Anyone ever figure how else to lock the wheels from rolling away when on an incline. I like automatic cars due to the park feature. Thanks,

I never had a issue with the oil weight in winter. I wouldn't take it out below 45 degrees anyway because I didn't want the body panels cracking. Not that it really matters but I also use a royal

On my Dana I used 75 90. In the winter it might benefit from a thinner oil. But I'm not changing it seasonally. C-Car@...> wrote:

Oh I forgot to add, I could not find a 90 weight oil anywhere so I used a 75w 90. Out of curiosity what do you guys use? I have heard some people put a lower weight in there for better range. Sent

I have no idea of the actual amount, but with just about anything with a fill plug gets filled to a finger tip or less from the top. I think you're safe. C-Car@...> wrote:

Which manual does it say that in. I have the book that was from EV performance and in two different sections it says two different things. One says fill with 11 oz the other section says fill to

In my manual it says Use SAE 90 EP. Apx 11 oz Bart

I am guessing no one knows? It put 11oz back into it. Worked fine over the last 3 years and 5k miles. I think since it is splash lube anyway it must be fine. It is under no real stress and straight

I’ve used a VW beetle tow bar on mine with great success. They are cheap and readily available.

Thanks for the info. The garage I need to take it to is just down the road, but my brakes are so spungy I don't trust it to get it there. Very grateful the group exists with everyone's input!! Mark

Just remember to tow it slowly - I’d not go faster than about 35 continuous, and never exceed 45mph. The motor will still be spinning unless the rear tires are off the ground. Tom Keenan

Mark: I looked into having car covers specific to our Citi & Comuta Cars made but found that the full Smart Car Cover is adequate enough to work quite well as a C-Car cover.

A friend of mine fabricated brackets for a tow bar so that I can tow my citicar to my local garage or where ever I need to take it. Very simple and it just bolts on. I'm planning on taking pics this

How much oil should I put in my rear differential I have a Terrell rear axle and I use 75 weight 90 Royal Purple. The book says 11 oz and another part of the book says fill to within 1 in of top plug.

I had one set that was really stuck. Soak it in PB blaster or whatever you like. Needle nose vice grips did the trick for me in a rotating motion. Then tapping in and pulling back till free. Hone up

When manufacturing finally stopped, Glenn at EVPerformance bought all their parts inventory.? So if he has the part, it will almost surely be NOS. John

Hi All, Can anyone give me recommendations for the best place to get halfway decent spiders? Here are the sources I've found, first: EVPerformance has one