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" Senior Editor Mike Allen answers readers&amp;#039; car questions. Q: I own a 1992 Mercury Grand Marque. I want to fix it up. The dash has got tears in it from weathering. Is there any place that might have a dash I can buy? I have checked with many Ford dealerships and they say they can&amp;#039;t order it. J. HENDERSON A. Try here:http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/Browse/tf-Browse/s-10101/showAll-0/showCustom-0/N-111+10201+600013183/c-10101Q: My wife has a 2001 Pontiac Grand Am GT 3400. The car runs fine however there is a slight oil leak coming out of it. It&amp;#039;s not a whole lot just a couple drops about the size of a quarter I&amp;#039;m thinking that I need to replace the oil pan gasket as from what I can see when I crawl under the car. There are no signs of leakage if I look at the engine from the top just the bottom. It looks like oil runs down one side of the oil pan that creates the drops on the floor. Any suggestions?? EDDIE A. Start by tightening all the bolts that hold the oil pan on. If that doesn&amp;#039;t do it, you may have to replace the gasket. Q: I have a &amp;#039; 91 GMC Sonoma with a key broke in the switch. How do I remove it or change the switch?  A:Go to this PM Auto Clinic article. Q:I own a 1994 Acura Integra with 140k miles and an automatic transmission. When I come to a stop at a traffic light, while pressing on the brake pedal, the pedal will slowly sink to the floor and the car will creep forward. If I take my foot off of the pedal, the pedal will regain its pressure, but will slowly sink to the floor again. It does not happen during the colder months of the year, but begins as temperatures rise above 80 F. The fluid level is correct, there are no brake fluid leaks, and I have bled the brake lines. Is there a problem with the master cylinder? If so, can it be rebuilt? RON PINEAU, CARROLLTON, GA A: Bad master cylinder. Yes it can be rebuilt. No, you probably won&amp;#039;t be able to find a rebuild kit for it. Q:Hi! I have a 2003 Hyundai Accent. It&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;silver mist&amp;#039; and the paint is peeling off EVERYTHING that is NOT metal...front/rear bumpers. side view mirrors, grille. I started complain about it when the car had FAR less miles on it than it does now (49K) but it began happening at just over 35K. They are refusing to admit it&amp;#039;s a factory defect and said they would &amp;#039;paint it as a courtesy&amp;quot; I had an estimate done, the way it&amp;#039;s designed, it can&amp;#039;t be stripped and painted. I&amp;#039;m trying to get them to replace them..They just keep stalling. Are you aware of this having been an issue with any other Hyundai&amp;#039;s of that year or color? Thanks so much for your time! D.C. MILLWATER A: I haven&amp;#039;t heard any other complaints of paint peeling on Hyundais. Those items were painted once, there has to be some way to paint them again. Even if it means taking them off the car. The replacement parts wil have to be painted anyway, so there&amp;#039;s no sense in replacing them. Any modern body shop will know how to paint those plastic pieces. There are special adhesion promoters and primers they need to use. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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