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Another thought. There will be a new Impala in 14. I owned a 2006 Impala LT2 for a year or so until I took an 8 hour trip to Denver in it. The last three hours were agony because the seats are too short and there is no thigh support. Talk about aches! I dumped the car as soon as I got back -drove my Cadillac DeVille until I bought the ... Read More
I have a 2006 Chevy Malibu Maxx LT. It seems when the weather starts to get cold I have a 50/50 Chance that the Rear Door will latch and stay closed. When it decides that it isnt going to latch there is no amount of cussing and slamming the door that will change its mind. I either have to tie it closed using the seat belt or just stay home and ... Read More
I just got the car about 1 week ago. It drives very smooth and its very quiet. Its way better then a chevy prism. My car has 91,304 miles on it. Im glad I bought it. I dont see a problem with the car at all.
Took a trip saturday on back roads of about 90 miles total. Into a 20 mph headwind and the return home with a 20 mph tailwind. None on interstates. 33 mpg avg for the 90 miles. I get 26 city. Drafting with a tailwind, 44 is possible over a few miles at a time. I have to be happy getting EPA hwy on a non-interstate trip averaging 32-33 mph that included ... Read More
Congratulations on your Bu -- it's a great car. But you didn't tell us if it's LS (4 cyl.), or LT(Z) (6 cyl.) It makes a difference. 31.6 MPG sounds right. 44 MPG is, alas, a fantasy -- don't trust the computer. Fill up and calculate yourself.
I bought my 2006 Chevy Malibu 3 weeks ago with 55,826 Miles on it, and was moving up in the world from a 2000 Ford Windstar. So I was very happy with the Handling, Acceleration, and comfort I have found with my new to me Chevy Malibu. I have been very happy with the lay out of the car, and how simple it is to Adjust everything to fit me perfectly. ... Read More
I have owned this car since 2006 (it had about 27,000 miles on it when I bought it). It now has about 79,000 miles on it and I have this re-occuring clunking problem when turning the steering wheel. The first time it was under manufaturer warranty still and it was fixed (they replaced the steering gear). It came back about 13 months later (right outside the 12 month warranty) and again ... Read More
Tranny shift problems are really not a cause for the "Lemon" talk..I did the "GM buyback" route on a 1998 Olds Intrigue which had brake and steering issues..No yelling or screaming, no lawyers, 26k miles and GM bought the car back less $800 off the original sale..I signed the check and gave it back to the dealer and drove away in a 1999 Olds Intrigue w/3.5 V-6, short-star alum engine which ... Read More
Tranny shift problems are really not a cause for the "Lemon" talk..I did the "GM buyback" route on a 1998 Olds Intrigue which had brake and steering issues..No yelling or screaming, no lawyers, 26k miles and GM bought the car back less $800 off the original sale..I signed the check and gave it back to the dealer and drove away in a 1999 Olds Intrigue w/3.5 V-6, short-star alum engine which ... Read More
I'd look seriously at the Avalon if you are contemplating a high end model in Chevrolet. I owned a 2006 Impala and it was an ok car but the bottom of the seats were too short. My thighs were killing me the last two hours of an 8 hour trip to Denver in 2007. I sold the car shortly thereafter. The Avalon feels like my 2003 Deville -substantial, rides nicely and ... Read More
2010 Malibu LS 4 cyl. with 2300 miles I live in Brooklyn NY and I use 87 and 89 octane gasoline. With A/C on Hwy average is 32-35 mpg but city is very bad, between 12.7-14 mpg I have this car since April 28, 2010 and truly regret buying it for few reasons. I was going to buy Camry but Malibu had a factory rebate at the time that is why ... Read More
The Asian guys have long been superior in the production of hi-reving 4 bangers..They use forged internal parts such as cranks and rods..The Big3 have used castings for the cranks and rods limiting the performance..The Asians started out with motorcycles and applied the same knowledge to the car engine..Having been involved in the hot-forging market from 1984 thru 2002 one learns that the Big3 only used the good stuff with hi-performance ... Read More
Hey Madd Maxx, Have you had any luck on this since your original post? I am having the exact same problem with my 2006 Chevy Malibu, and have had it to the local shop almost a dozen times in less than 3 months. I've had the rotors, pads and calipers replaced TWICE, as well as the brake fluid flushed... all to no avail. I am ready to pull my hair out ... Read More
Sounds like you did your homework on your MPG averages. As stated in an earlier post, I traded my 2006 Cadillac DTS in on a 2010 Malibu 2LT, and calculated up to 37 MPG on the highway, with cruise control set at 72 MPH. The three options I now wish I would have are the automatic climate control, leather seats, and odometer reading showing how many gallons of fuel used between ... Read More
Hi, I have the same problem with my 2004 Malibu. I had it replaced in 2006 under warr. After about 2 yrs, the AC light started blinking and it would go from recirrculating to fresh air. Last year on 7/24/08, I had it changed again and I paid for it! $480 bucks! Now, only a year later, it is doing it again and of course it is out of the Warr ... Read More
unfortunately the malibu uses a sealed hub..thus you have to replace the entire assembly vice repack the bearings like you use too.....prices range from $125 to $200 for the assembly based on the manufacturer and aftermarket source....then labor on top...and a wheel alignment as well.....
I found out mine was the front passenger side wheel bearing, a $350.00 repair at the dealer.
Well I found out it was some bearings worn on one of the arms on the front end. They replaced the arm and the noise went away. The mechanic said that the car would have run fine with the noise, but it was too much for me, so I let them replace it. I can't remember the proper name for the part, but they changed it in about 30 min. Hope ... Read More
I have the same noise that starts at 40 mph and I replaced tires also. The car has 54,000 miles and I still have the noise. Did you get yours solved? If so, please post results.
To sum up your post (I think), GM = making great strides, Honyota = marking time at best. I agree completely. I don't personally feel that the Accord got any better with the current generation over the previous one. The problem for GM there is/was that the Malibu was easily a couple of generations behind quality-wise, so even though it improved drastically from 2007 to 2008 and Honda did not, Honda ... Read More
I own a 2006 Malibu SS. I can tell you that it is a great looking car. I can also tell you that it will be my LAST G.M. vehicle. The constant problems that I have had with my front end are beyond ridiculous. I have had 5 sets of tie rod ends put on in 34000 miles. And this is just the tip of the iceburg. (2 rack and pinions ... Read More
Sounds like it could be the bearing in the front spindle housing , which your CV joint goes through. A CV joint makes a clicking sound at low speed when turning the wheels and gets louder the farther you turn the wheel. Have a mechanical mind person look for cracks in the boots and for any grease escaping from the CV boot. Check that the spindle to the CV drive line ... Read More
I would also guess CV joints or bearings.
The Impala is a decent car but it's getting dated for sure. GM has not updated it much since it came out in 2006. I tested one but the Malibu is a much more modern car and I was willing to give up a little space to be in an up to date car. I have zero regrets, Malibu is a fantastic car. Chevy needs an all new Impala soon but ... Read More
It might be the cv joints
I have a 2006 Malibu LT with 75000 miles. I hear a roaring noise in the front that sounds like mud tires. I replaced all 4 tires and I still hear the roaring. It only roars when I reach about 40 mph plus. Can someone help me diagnose this problem? Thanks!
I bought my 2007 Malibu 4 cyl new in December 2007. At about 2400 miles I noticed a vibration or shake in the front end when I accelerate.. It happens at 15 mph regardless of shifting, usually after warmup. This problem was not seen to occur on 2005 or 2006 models. They changed the motor mounts on the 2007 Malibu (although they may have done this on same late-model 2006 models). ... Read More
Winz, Did you or the listmate find a solution to the 2007 Malibu shake issue yet? Here's an update: I bought my 2007 Malibu 4 cyl new in December 2007. At about 2400 miles I noticed a vibration or shake in the front end when I accelerate.. It happens at 15 mph regardless of shifting, usually after warmup. This problem was not seen to occur on 2005 or 2006 models. They ... Read More
To: 1988fierogt, Last week, I took the car to a sympathetic Chevy dealer. The service manager even gave me a rental car for a day since I was there last spring and there was no fix. My car was OK until it hit 2500 miles and now at about 8000 it still has the problem. The dealer noticed the problem, although it had settled down and is sometimes difficult to feel. ... Read More
"The rotors had to be turned down twice as well. They tried to tell me that all brakes and rotors these days are made cheap and all cars have this problem. My boyfriend did say that Chevy brakes are cheap. I have owned foreign cars up until I bought the Malibu and I had never had this type of problem." I have a 2006 Malibu Maxx and the brakes have been ... Read More
Took the car to a sympathetic Chevy dealer. The service manager even gave me a rental car for a day since I was there last spring and there was no fix. My car was OK until it hit 2500 miles and now at about 8000 it still has the problem. The dealer noticed the problem, although it had settled down and is sometimes difficult to feel. You must accelerate slowly and ... Read More
I would say my trans problem was less of a out and out fluctuation, and more like the trans was slipping into neutral when I let off the gas, and then the engine would rev as I tried to re-accelerate. It would then eventually drop back into gear, which was very noticeable. Does your +,- toggle work on your shifter? Or is it malfunctioning like mine was? That seems to be ... Read More
I had the dealer do the trans service at 50k. My first thought when this problem cropped up was that the dealer didn't put enough tranny fluid back in. I'll never know. I complained to my service advisor and mentioned another call to Chevy (that's what it took to get my steering fixed) and he said I should get the shifter fixed first, which currently will not cycle through the gears ... Read More
I sat in a Malibu LTZ today. I'll make this quick- I liked the interior. The gauges seemed a little small (just because I'm used to my larger ones probably, not a biggie). There were some cheap touches inside. The door covering the cupholders was flimsy, the moonroof cover didn't seem to set it place well, and a $29k car with no rear-seat armrest? My $19k 12 year old Honda has ... Read More
I can predict that this year Accord will relegate Camry to 2nd place as a most popular car. Malibu has a chance to be #3. Oh I doubt that. Honda doesn't bargain. And Camry sales are up. What 10 Best award do you mean? MY fault. I meant Automobile magazine's 10 Allstars of 2008. Accord is a big car with same if not better mpg than Malibu and it is what ... Read More
Although, I cannot say I am not surprised by the result, the Honda seems to be a terrific vehicle, although I have never test drove one, but I've seen one in person. Things that really don't make sense about this article, and it strictly deals with the Camry. As others have mentioned, why didn't you use the SE trim? Edmunds complains about "too-soft" of a ride, yet picks the trim-level that ... Read More
,--- By Daniel Pund, Senior Editor, Detroit | In fact, only several thousand megatons of pressure weigh upon | Chevy's latest sedan. | And it has none of the self-conscious oddness of recent designs from | Toyota and Honda. The guy talks like a poet. I'd rather listen to a mechanic --- when cars are the object... | No longer a gloomy assemblage of medium-gray plastic sheets, Heck, I didn't know ... Read More
I rec'd a V6 Sonata rental the other day from Enterprise. The Sonata is very powerful in V6 clothing. I believe articles that report they have had it as low as 6.9. My first V6 Sonata that I drove in 2006 had a pause in the accelerator that was annoying to me. The one I drove the other day was responsive and very quick. The band of acceleration was nearly as ... Read More
there is nothing "wrong" with the 2008 Accord's styling but unlike Chevy it appears they put minimal effort into the design. Its obvious that design wasnt a high priority on that car. The Malibu may not be the greatest design ever but effort was made and its generally thought of as an attractive car. The accord seems to be modeled after the 2006 Sonata. BTW, my car has a hood that ... Read More
A Chevy dealer in Lanham, MD has __7__ 2006 Malibu Maxx LTs and 2 2006 Malibu Maxx SSs, plus 1 2007 LT. The '06 LTs have listed invoices btw $20,600 and $23,358. I offered the internet guy $16,999 for one of the $23,358 LTs, and he got back to me saying that they'd sell it to me for $16,998.40 (after incentives I later found out) if I take delivery today. I ... Read More
Perhaps this would help: Bulletin No.: 05-05-26-002A Date: September 22, 2006 TECHNICAL Subject: Squeak or Creak Type Noise From Rear of Vehicle (Replace Park Brake Cable Grommets) Models: 2005-2007 Chevrolet Malibu (Sedan Only) with Rear Drum Brakes (RPO J41 or JM4) Supercede: This bulletin is being revised to add model years. Please discard Corporate Bulletin Number 05-05-26-002 (Section 05 - Brakes). Condition Some customers may comment on a squeak or creak ... Read More
Ok, data time. (I am not going to comment in this post to ceep it clean) So, let's see. Using an autotrading site (link title) I came up with this. Based on the medium selling price, I came with the following difference in Accord's price less Malibu's price (Can dollars): Year Price of Accord less Price of Malibu (Can dollars) 2006 10002$ 2005 8939$ 2004 9859$ 2002 6005$ 2001 4325$ 2000 ... Read More
If I'd have based my main need on handling and power I would've bought an Altima. Gotta love the feel of those cars! I'm not really into street racing anymore and didnt buy the Malibu for the 1/4 mile track. Words like "huffs and puffs", "all in the next county before a Malibu driver can even realize what's happening", "may 'feel' quick initially", "antiquated and slow (and noisy)", dont come to ... Read More
To elroy, Based on my experience with my 2001 Malibu, I totally agree with you. As I mentioned in my early messages, I bought a brand-new 2001 Malibu in 2001. Had innumerable problems, some of which couldn't be fixed by Chevy dealerships. Got bogged down on the road nemerous times (a very embarrassing and humiliating situation). Spent almost $4000 in repare plus tow trucks within 5 years. Traded in for less ... Read More
,--- elroy5 [ Mar 06, 2007 (7:16 pm) ] | | This statement is very familiar. It's the same thing they said about | the 97-02 Malibu. In 97 it was named "Car of the year" and was | "recomened" by Consumer Reports. I have experience with the 01 | Malibu, and it is a very crude car. I guess we should be concerned with the new (2004+) Malibu now that ... Read More
,--- You (bateejeff) [ Mar 04, 2007 (12:16 pm) ] | | I tried to defend GM by saying that the 2001 Malibu didn't do well | because it was the early model year and so GM didn't have the chance | to debug everything. I argued that the 2006 Malibu had been | re-designed and so all the bugs in the early models had been worked | out. It sounds ... Read More
Looks like part of my previous message got cut off because the message was too long. So I post the cut-off part below: After I got rid of the 2001 Chevy Malibu, I was going to buy a 2006 Malibu, because I wanted to save money (I had almost $3000 GM credit card rebate) and also because I tried to cash in on the GM supplier's discount program (As I mentioned ... Read More
I don't have any experience with Camry, but may I share with you my experience with Malibu? First, I’d like to mention that by no means I am trying to condemning GM or the entire domestic automobile industry. I want both GM and Ford to succeed and outperform foreign auto makers. In fact, my company makes parts for Ford and GM. If GM or Ford collapses, my job could be in ... Read More
This is a reply to prdm. I respectfully disagree with what you said. By no means I was trying to condemning GM or the entire domestic automobile industry. In fact, my company makes parts for Ford and GM. If GM or Ford collapses, my job could be in jeopardy, which is one of the reasons why I always buy Ford or GM. On the other hand, I've become increasingly disappointed by ... Read More
I used to own a 2001 Chevy Malibu. After driving it for only 5 years, I got rid of it in 2006 without any regret. If I were asked to rate the car, I'd rate it as a classic piece of junk built by GM. Ever since I bought the Malibu, the warning lights (such as the Check Engine light) came on every two or three months due to bad sensors, ... Read More
In 05 I got six grand off an 05 Maxx. Of course the 06's weren't marked up that much. 1. I think GM just put some more discounts and dealer money in to clear out 06's. 2. I know the LA auto show is already over. Any other auto show discounts on horizon? 3. If they're selling a Maxx for under $15 you should be able to do better with a ... Read More
"Listen, I feel sorry for you in terms of the problems with your car. That said you have to be smart enough to know that the overwhelming majority of GM vehicles run a lot longer than 5 years without incident...The fact that you had problems with your car doesn't mean that GM as a whole is incapable of building reliable vehicles" I've gone through 3 GM vehicles - all had major ... Read More
Thank you for the update, gdubya2! I've been wondering about your results for that upcoming trip '"up north" in Manistee' (see post #100). Glad to hear from you and read your report with great interest. ,-- You=gdubya2 [ Jan 03, 2007 (2:08 am) ] | | Just an update on my experiences over the past 11 months with my | 2006 LS sedan... I've averaged 30.177 mpg during those miles with ... Read More
but you need to look across the product line for GM as well, not just the new malibu......pontiac G6 and Solstice (pontiac as almost completely revamped their entire line), Chevy Silverado, Tahoe, HHR, Buick Enclave and the Lacrosse/Lucerne, and the Saturn Sky and Aura....are all turning heads and making things interesting in the domestic market.... you look at the mid size category and that has always been Camry and Accord territory.......consumer ... Read More
I saw this out on leftlane news. Spy shots with very little camo of the new 2008 Malibu. There is discussion that it will launch early part of next year. http://www.leftlanenews.com/2006/08/01/spied-2008-chevrolet-malibu-in-detail/
Please can you help me? Just bought 2006 Malibu LS, 13K, within 2 weeks noticed it felt like it was going to stall when at red light, floored it, was okay. Frankly, I just put it out of my mind because I couln't bear the thought that I just spent all this money on a lemon. Anyway, gave it to my son to drive to Va. (about 1500M), did fine until ... Read More
its coming..but dont know if it retrofits to your headunit...may want to check with dealership: General Motors Announces iPod Integration - Bringing Music to Drivers' Ears Fully integrated system debuts on Chevy HHR in October GM plans to include device on its entire 56-model lineup DETROIT, Mich. – Because great cars and great tunes should travel together, General Motors has developed an affordable, all-new iPod adaptor; allowing music lovers to use ... Read More
Hello fuelcellguy. Unfortunately, General Motors is no longer providing lease support on the 2006 Chevrolet Malibu. It may still be possible to take advantage of its current cash incentives and lease one through an independent bank, but if you really want to lease you are probably better off going with a 2007 model. GMAC's current base lease rate and residual values for a 27 month lease of a 2007 Chevrolet Malibu ... Read More
Looks really good, but I see it accelerating from 0-60 a lot faster than 7.9. The regular Malibu has been clocked everywhere from 7.6-8.1 and I'm pretty sure 240hp would be faster than 200hp in the same car with steeper gearing.
Take a look at our Malibu Follow-up test and post your comments here. Follow-Up Test: 2006 Chevrolet Malibu SS
Hey E2, I know this is a Malibu forum and I have a 2006 Maxx LTZ, but I was wondering if you could get any info on other GM cars. I'm looking to buy a used 2006 Cobalt LS 2dr 5SP manual from my local Chevy dealer for my Son. Could you tell me the build date and if it was built with any options in it. VIN 1G1AK15FX67747860. Thanks.
Most of the results quoted are for the new Malibu, which were rated 24-35 MPG for the 4-cylinder engine and ??-32 MPG for the 6-cyl one. "Were" -- that is, before model year 2006 when Chevy adjusted them down (to max 32 MPG, if I remember correctly). This is just a very different car than the 2001 Malibu.
There isn't a lot of discounting on GM right now since they "repriced" their entire line to a lower level. The LS standard Malibu is a steal. There is about a $600 price differential between the '06 and the '07 - the '07 has stock side curtain airbags, very nice to have. Obviously you are more likely to get a dealer discount on a 2006 than on a 2007. Start by ... Read More
I have a 2003 malibu and I love it. I wish it had more speed but other then that I have had no major issues with it. I have found that it sucks gas though. In the florida weather you have to have air on all the time. I owned a chevy cavalier before this and I had all sorts of problems with it so I am so happy that this ... Read More
Gdubya2, First, thank you for your detailed response -- it does clarify some things. ,--- You said | | First, let me say that I was not trying to boast about my fuel | economy in my earlier post, I was just reporting on the results I | obtained under the conditions stated. But here is some additional | info in response to your post: In post #93, I, of course, ... Read More
I'm starting to look at the Maxx SS, It's been a long time since I bought a Chevy. Can anyone tell me what a good price would be for a 2006 Maxx SS now. I'm looking at the base SS no options, Edmunds shows the invoice price to be 22,758 w/dest. Can I expect to get it for much less than invoice. Thanks
Yep: here's what I had saved in a word document, just waiting for the parts to be made: At the top of the page is a Document ID# 1819760. Subject is labeled: Subject: Knock, Clunk or Rattle Noise at Low Speeds with Suspension Input - keywords intermittent shaft steer steering #PIC3747B - (04/21/2006) Models: 2004-2006 Chevrolet Malibu/Maxx 2005-2006 Pontiac G6
I cannot find the oil filter on my 2006 Chevy Malibu LS 2.2L engine? can any one help???. thanks
GM has published TSB 01-06-01-011B, which covers all GM engines 1998-2006. The TSB states, if the oil level stays above the add line for 2000 mi (3200 km), the engine meets guidelines for oil consumption. If oil reaches the add level in less than 2000 mi (3200 km), and vehicle is still within the original warranty period, they should diagnose and fix the problem. You are driving more than 3200 km ... Read More
Hello jpatrick1. GMAC, General Motors' captive finance company, does not use money factors to calculate vehicles' lease payments. It publishes lease rates instead. You can convert its published lease rates into approximate money factor equivalents by dividing them by 2400. If you were to lease a 2006 Chevrolet Malibu Maxx LT through GMAC right now for 36 months with 12,000 miles per year, its base lease rate and residual value should ... Read More
I just bought a new 2006 Chevrolet Malibu LT with anti-lock brakes and remote vehicle start in Massachusetts for 17,800
Hi, I was at my chevy dealer yesterday and the 2006 Malibu Maxx LT on the display floor caught my eye. I am trading in my 2003 Blazer and looking for something that will save on gas and also afford me the space we need to transport things my wife uses in her scrapbooking business(tons). I liked the size of the Maxx and the body style is sharp. Although I got ... Read More
Hey gerardm. Here is the information that you are looking for. If you were to lease a 2006 Chevrolet Malibu LTZ through GMAC right now for 36 months with 15,000 miles per year, its base lease rate and residual value should be 4.0% and 53%, respectively. The numbers for an otherwise identical lease of a Malibu Maxx would be exactly the same. I don't believe that GM is currently providing any ... Read More
Hey meuseman. If you were to lease either a 2006 Chevrolet Malibu Sedan or a Chevrolet Malibu Maxx through GMAC right now for 36 months with 15,000 miles per year, its base lease rate and residual value should be 4.0% and 53%, respectively. The lease rate for an otherwise identical lease with 12,000 miles per year would be the same, but the residual value would be 3% higher. As you can ... Read More
You said: on the 2006 Malibu w/4 cylinder has changed from 2005. 2005 was 24/35 2006 now 24/32 Is there a new final drive ratio, transmission change or engine modification? Or did EPA change their test? Chevy cleaned up the appalling emissions on the '05 Malibu and the "highway" mileage took a slight hit as a result. I have long been considering a Malibu 4-banger but did not like the "minimum ... Read More
Been a while since I've posted...busy with allot of stuff, including a newborn (it's been 4 months and I've still got 5 cigars in my mouth!). I've been wondering the same thing. The EPA has just put out their new 2006 Fuel Economy Guide (found at www.fueleconomy.gov), and here's how I understand the EPA process works: The manufacturer submits their estimates of what the EPA will find were the EPA to ... Read More
Don't you people ever read or ask question to a dealer? Don't take this the wrong way but with as much information that is out there, consumers are still in the clouds when it comes to buying a car. Delivery Fee? What are you having the vehicle delivered to your house? It's called the DESTINATION FEE and is included on every vehicle, GM, Ford Employee what have you. This deal is ... Read More
Chevy's building LTZ models of the Malibu and Maxx for 2006 too now? (in addition to the new SS models, I mean)
Townhome: Ford DID handle the "rust" issue, again that was a supplier problem not one that was caused by a UAW Worker. 3745, no thank you...I will be ordering a 2006 'Stang...I can't order a 2005 because every car we build has already been sold. Even if the 2005 Mustang hadn't gotten excellent reviews, I'd refrain from spending my hard earned $ on a Malibu, simply too many supplier and engineering ... Read More
3745 You didn't have to post your whole VIN though - LOL. I can figure it out with only last 6 digits. I am sure that most people might know of websites explaining what all the digits means for all vehicles but specifically for you Malibu Sedan/Maxx Owners here is the scoop: First a sample VIN; 1G1ZT64884F217972 (hope this isn't anyone's - LOL) Now what each digit means: 1= U.S.A. - ... Read More
...here's my $.02. Reg...a Packer/Viking color schemed 'Bu would probably sell better than you think! Although given the intensity of that rivalry in recent years it might incite road rage incidents. It would be one way to introduce some needed color contrast to the Malibu's interior! I think everyone has said their peace (or is it 'piece') about the Midwesterner thing. I grew up as a rural Cheesehead and now live ... Read More
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