I want to tune my 2000 1150GS. I have lots of popping on deccel. Plugs and cables are ok. Need to tune up by ear but not sure how. Any helpful links would be appreciated.Thank you

yes but setting it up using wireless headphones would be easier.
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You may get some popping with a leaking exhaust but not common. Sounds like you're in need of a tune up. Spark plugs and new wires to start. The flames are due to unburnt fuel from mostly a miss fire. Try a simple tune up first, also make sure you have a new air filter to help the motor breathe easier and save money at the pumps. Be sure to check and replace any old/cracked vacuum lines as this will cause poor performance too. Hope this helps start you in the right direction.

You need to have a cable card from Charter inserted into the TiVo, and it'll have to be "paired" with the equipment at the cable company's head end, and on top of that, if they do what's called Switched Digital Video, where some channels have to be specifically asked for every so often to get put on the cable at "some carrier frequency", you need what's called a tuning adapter which is a separate box that connects to the TiVo via a USB cable, and which also connects to the cable company cable (best way is with cable splitter so that one leg "dead ends" at tuning adapter).

First you need to take the tuning adapter out of the system entirely and make sure the cable card is working. Then you can add it back into the mix.

And you may need to harass Charter's customer service department a lot to get this stuff to actually work.

A good place to ask further questions about this is the TiVo Community Forum (which is not an official TiVo, Inc. site), which is where lots and lots of knowledgeable TiVo users hang out and help each other.

http://www.tivocommunity.com/tivo-vb/index.php?

if you havet yet, you need to go see an ENT.

Rabbit ears will only get channels that are very close or strong--a lot of channels are no longer broadcast in analog over the air---ask your neighbors what they use and consider going to cable or sat.

HDMI cable is a "Component" cable which is as near to HDMI as possible. The cable has 5 plugs on it (make sure your TV has the same 5 plugs). They are available off of eBay

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I'm trying to think away the possibility of a burt vave. Have you run the valve adjustment? Carb adjustment is very critical, Too lean will cause backfiring or stumbling and too rich will cause deccel popping at the exhaust. One other thing, Vacuum leaks screw everything up so it wouldn't hurt to ck all the vacuum lines make sure of no cracks or loose fits. Safly, you may need to just run it out and hope for it to clear up.Make sure the plug wires are not laying on anything. Take some electrical spray cleaner and rinse og the top of the coilnd the plug wire. I'll keep thinking on this and if I stumble on anything I'll you know. Ned

i believe there is a replacement steering shaft from dodge to get rid of this noise,the dakotas have the same problem,it comes from the shaft design and the flex of the body mounts when u accel or deccel,hope this helps

A mechanic told me there really isn't a "tune up" per say for a Jetta TDI. Most importantly, the timing belt (w/water pump) replacement is the biggest concern. Change all the belts, check the glow plugs. If you drive on the highway a lot, the mass air flow sensor and its related hoses should be ok (carbon build up).

do you have cable? if yes both tv and vcr should be on ch #3 (to record).......ok no cable you are already set up look at tv right....just need to record..you need your vcr remote.....turn on vcr...press the menu...go to ch settings..auto scan will look for and lock in your channels...also make sure the air/cable selection is on air (unless connected to cable)....hope this helpful....feel free to rate