Outstanding fix and post Mikele82 - I did this last weekend and it worked great - EXACTLY as you described! Thank you so much for taking the time to post this. If I wasn't broke I'd send you a gift basket. My sincere gratitude and blessings will have to suffice for now. Consider your karma hereby bo...

This is a great post. I thank this person. I recently did the IKEA bookcase trip. I could not fit items until I flipped the front passenger seat with the small grey levers. I did not know how to remove the headrest and was able to set boxes down with the head rest intact. Today I wanted to look onli...

Thanks - I guess I should add that a carabiner (a REAL one, with a rating stamped in in in Newtons of force, not one of the cheap fake aluminum ones that say "not for climbing") shoved into the latch on the rear door of a Volvo wagon is firmly held by the door latch and lock, and allows on...

Hey, we all have moments like that! Went to use my credit card this morning and couldn't remember the pin for the life of me. Still can't! Main thing is you remembered and fixed it. Glad it was an easy fix. Neil. Just write it on the back in Sharpie….. Send us a photo of both sides for verification...

vtl wrote: ↑15 Feb 2024, 16:43 You still want to polish the head. It inevitably has depressions (low areas) between combustion chambers and water channels.

Ah... I love the smell of dykem blue in the morning. Always makes me day dream of freshly scraped ways floating past eachother on a thin pillow of way lube 68..

Bayer makes aspirin…and farm chemicals.

I found a new way that water can leak into the back of the wagon, and fixed it. Took some photos along the way in case anybody else finds water dripping down the trim and wetting the carpet in the tailgate area. After removing the interior side trim, water drop visible after splashing a little water...

abscate wrote: ↑19 Feb 2024, 08:09 You can see the depressions as it is obviously feeling blue….

That's the cylinder head depression blues.

Finally figured out the excessive blow by in Honey Badger, caused by a faulty EGR solenoid. Formerly 94TurboMom (Tiana's) car...given to my wife and I as a wedding present for us to fix up together. Really loving this car

Saw a cool car yesterday