Get it out on the highway for a hot run at 55mph, for at least 30 minutes. 15 out, 15 back

If you can do that once a month, then change it at 5000 miles for Dino, 7500 for synthetic

The ALCO plant had a huge history of building big stuff. All that’s left now is STS specialty steel. Some geniuses tried to close that down because it destroyed the view if the casino but luckily sanity prevailed. Imagine that, flooding an industry to promote a tax machine that transfers cash from s...

"Caught this anvil??"

It’s a 30mday ban for posting Scotty on MVS, unless you can get the Immunity idol from June

MoVolvos wrote: ↑25 Oct 2020, 15:56

liambean wrote: ↑23 Oct 2020, 11:49 Yes indeed. Some days more than others.

I see you've Bean there and done that.

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Just soying, you may have fallen out of Fava with that post.

It’s a substantial technical lift from the method an ice pick through the bottom of the gas tank and a chewing gum repair.

Additional benefits

Your ice doesn’t taste like gasoline
You get to keep your chewing gum
You can collect a given amount of gas, not just the whole tank.

I dispatched

2 front brake rotors
2 calipers
2 sets decent front brake pads
Pass headlight
SAS pump
Front radiator frame member
Cam sensor
Radiator
Rear number brackets

On the FDPP program to a car in progress

We thank all of you who donated parts and via donation to this program

It’s hard not to eye roll at the ‘plugged fuel filter’ diagnosis. Unlike Uncle Joe’s era, gas stations sell a lot cleaner product than the past, and we rarely see fuel systems getting gunked up. This fuel filter came off a 1998 and ran 22 years and 180,000 miles, the fuel system was pristine inside ...

It does come out Pull off the knobs Now release the Torx screws and the face plate releases The base part of the unit towards the FRONT of the car , clips into the dash and comes out backwards. You can release the cables from the actuators pretty easily Got that wrong.,...see link in next post The b...

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