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Ugh alright haha. Guess there’s a first time for everything. Thanks guys.
Ugh alright haha. Guess there’s a first time for everything. Thanks guys.
September 29, 2012 at 6:38 pm in reply to: Possible engine sludge. Any good flushes that work #465723It won’t cause leaks if you switch from conventional to synthetic. It may make the leaks that you have more evident but I could be wrong.
Sears had a sale so I picked up a Craftsman 5 piece punch and chisel set, along with a Craftsman 5 piece pry bar set all for $20… pretty happy about that.
If you’re in a tight space the 12 point can come in handy as you only need to move a point or two rather than a whole side.
I mainly use AC Delco filters which I really like. Only problem is they are pretty hard to find.
I laughed pretty hard at the bono safety glasses and the laser guided paint brush hahaha
Directs you right to the website. I don’t know if anybody else is experiencing this but it’s extremely slow for me.
September 16, 2012 at 12:14 am in reply to: Wrenching your vehicle! (what have you done today?) #464569I replaced all of the brakes on my buddy’s 2001 BMW 330i then bled them after. First time really working on a BMW and damn it was fun.
Using your mobile browser, go to the site and download the ETCG icon.
Hi D.Hill,
The spark plugs, leads, and cap are all 6000 km’s old, but I didn’t even think about the mounts so i’ll look into that.
The temperature rises and stays at the 60-70% range so that is where it normally stays.
I have a toggle switch connected to the cooling fan because I wanted to run the fan constantly. Apparently what’s common for the 94 323’s is that the cooling fan comes on for 10 seconds every so often and then stops, but I wanted it to run continuously. When I flip the switch, the idles dips from 400-500 down to 300 for a brief moment and then goes back to 400-500.
I wear Kodiak Construction Steel Toe boots, but saw some Snap On boots as Zellers for super cheap. Would be kind of funny to wear snap on boots.
I think we found out who made the comment on Don’t Resent Your Customers
45 and 90 degree pliers, hose pliers, and a creeper.
If it were me, i’d go for the f250, however, i’d be stressing myself out over the fuel economy. Hauling landscaping equipment and supplies into a small car is a pain in the ass, at least you’ll be getting a lot of use out of the truck.
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