Source for left-hand threaded nuts

I used to work for McMaster-Carr Supply Company. They carry thousands of nuts... http://www.mcmaster.com/#left-hand-threaded-hex-nuts/=g37k9r

Frontotemporal degeneration

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Frontotemporal degeneration

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Favorite Moment: PS I love your wit and laughter!

what about changing the transmission fluid and filter?

On the Cavalier that wouldn't go frontwards when cold, but worked fine when warm, why not suggest changing the transmission fluid and filter? It may not be a permanent fix, but less pressure drop across the filter might restore reasonable function.

Favorite Moment: The Grand Prix wipers, why not just hit the pulse position on the stalk when a wipe is needed?

For the want of a nut, the fan was lost

I think the JB Weld is a good idea. Having a machine-shop make a nut is good. Or, how about having them drill a hole through the bolt that the nut goes on; then you can put a cotter pin through there. (And if you find a nut later, it should still screw on.)

B's 1991 Cavalier

I had real good luck with tranny additives like "SeaFoam Trans Tune" With time, the tranny fluid gets oxidized making the little check valve balls in the tranny valve body stick. Do a tranny flush, adding the can of Trans Tune. Do it again about 5,000 miles. I'll bet it will free up the balls nicely.

It's snowing

Joddy from North Dakota should go to www.mcmaster.com They have EVERYTHING!!

Pop Music and Dementia

Like pop music all of a sudden? You might be suffering from dementia!