Same AC operation as in 850, at least in the Auto Climate Control cars. I believe Volvo's thinking was this: "This is a luxury/performance car with high standards. AC would be something drivers would want and expect as default behavior. Input is necessary to turn it off, not on." They nail...

But he's an indoor cat, and we've got no mice around, so the mice he brings are toys. He leaves them at my bedside. How cool is that? After there are three or four I spread them around the house and we start over. IMG_3797.jpeg He's a 2-year-old tuxedo, base model. About 12 pounds. Really sweet cat....

JuneBug is a great name…….

Set a timer for 10 minutes , then go surf “ Bob is the Oil guy” and you might see why we keep the discussions here brief. There are plenty of places to go to study this stuff

The field of lubrication and friction is called tribology, and is afield of training before study.

June wrote: ↑13 Jul 2022, 12:06 1:41 minutes into this video is this serial killer's Dodge Magnum. This guy had us scared back when I was a new driver and still in school. The Dodge Magnum will always make me think of that time, and killer. June

Sorry, June. Didn't mean to bring up any bad memories.

ZionXIX wrote: ↑13 Jul 2022, 22:19 The trouble with tribbles

…was that the kibble got nibbled….

It used to cost $25 to have your car cleaned.

Now it’s called “ detailing” and it’s $150 because the guy who hires kids to do it wants an F350 to commute in.

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That post may take years to get out of my head.
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Bump, for nostalgia, when the next-gen XC90 was mysterious!

Car looks clean and the 240 Turbo is a desirable Brick even with a dead engine. When you say a dead engine, what do you mean? Has is catastrophically exploded or something? If not does it just not start and run? I had a 760 Turbo engine re-built 15 years ago and it wasn't cheap then but it did run b...