baldeagle100

Will do, thanks

ls 400 1995, everything is tuned up. Just did a 4443 mile vacation trip and averaged 27.6 for the trip. Best mileage was coming down from Idaho to Texas 31.4 and 33.1 miles per gallon on 2 complete tankfuls. Worst tankful was 23.9 on the trip. I bought gas at the UTE indian casino in Colorado. Must have not been good gas. Now for you purists, this was all regular gas 85 to 90 octane depending on the station. Part of this run was to see if there was a difference in premium gas and it did not make any difference at all. Prices paid were from 3.13 down to 2.68 per gallon on regular gas. Dates were april 28 to may 21st 2010. Several stations had the "may have up to 10% ethanol" signs on the pumps and the mileage did not indicate any problem or advantage to the ethanol. So no help there....

I have a 1995 LS 400 with a phone installation. I have discovered that the integrated phone is interfering with the operation of the speakers in the car. It gives me the impression that this phone would shut off the radio feed to the speakers when the phone was answered. Since the phone went with the previous owner and the setup remained with the car, I am stuck with it. I believe that complete removal of the phone setup will stop the "wauping" that is coming out of the speakers. I can hear the station I am tuned to in between the noise and if I hit the passenger side of the center cover(over the transmission) enough times the noise will stop occasionally and for a while I can listen to the radio. The reason I hit that spot is that the hanger for the phone was mounted there and I discovered this routing quite by accident when cleaning the carpet up the side of the center console. Ok guys, anyone know what to do??????