Like topic states, I've tried to search about each item, couldn't find a way anything really.

Well first, I had to swap my 95 LS motor into another shell, it came from a 95 LS shell into a 97 GSR shell, everything swapped over. My stock exhaust was even put on, but at the end, axleback area, the exhaust hangs low, offcentered, and angles to the right side. Which axleback should fix this?

Second..the guy who worked on my car could not get my signals to work. My hazards turn on (but seems like the front passenger side corner bulb is out, so all corners blink except that one). But my turn signals do not blink period when i signal. He tried to replace the column arm, and the relay, and checked fuses. I tried to replace the hazard button from my friends car to test it out but couldn't get it out. What other things could I try?

Also the car was a shell, and sat for a long time, has a distinct very nasty odor smell to it. Anyone know the best way to resolve this? I tried febreezing the crap out of it and leaving windows opened and rolled down etc, still have a weird smell. Gonna get some squash freshener to see if that helps.

Here's a pic of how the exhaust hangs..

 

nobody knows how to fix this?

 

The exhaust is installed improperly or something is bent.

There should be no reason for the exhaust to be misaligned, the two shells are the same.

 

I got into a wreck, it hit in the rear but did not do nothing to the exhaust though, I checked the exhaust and hangers, it's on properly and still hanged like that.

 

For the smell remove all the seats on a warm week or have many heat lamps avaliable and get a rug doctore and do everything even the seats if you have the cloth seats. Then bake her dry. I've done that for a friend before it is a pain though and it takes all day and all night. If the weather is good that is. Plus he had a **** ton of heat lamps so it was ok.

 

OT: are those all direct TV receivers??

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by vinai &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">For the smell remove all the seats on a warm week or have many heat lamps avaliable and get a rug doctore and do everything even the seats if you have the cloth seats. Then bake her dry. I've done that for a friend before it is a pain though and it takes all day and all night. If the weather is good that is. Plus he had a **** ton of heat lamps so it was ok.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Heat Lamps? Damn don't think i have any...what's a rug doctore? So what exactly do I do. The weather right now isn't hot it's around 60s.

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ragejed &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">OT: are those all direct TV receivers??</TD></TR></TABLE>

lol, yes they're direct tv receivers.

 

A rug doctor you can get em at fred meyers if you don't have one of those a krogers if not one of those I think most stores have em. It is like a carpet shampooer(is that a word??)make sure you buy the shampoo crap other wise its not doing a whole lot. Make sure you do it when you can atleast leave the car sitting in the heat, since you don't have heat lamps I dunno what to tell ya. Sorry duder