No tools needed. Mom Grew up in a nasty part of Brooklyn And has extreme Urban survival skills. She was also one of two girls in Engineering at Brooklyn Poly in the 1970s. Each one of ours took a really good self defense course at a local University. When Our youngest and smallest took the final ( a...

BlackBart wrote: ↑01 Feb 2021, 08:58 Cold tools and cold fingers is what gets me.

1. Place a heating pad on the bottom of a box, plug it in and adjust setting.
2. Lay tools on top of heating pad.
3. Keep lid closed as much as possible.

Replaced a leaking power steering hose (nothing strange after 20 years of use) and did a flush of the fluid. I had a mini panic attack as it had the old minderal ATF fluid in it. Followed the video below and was instantly calmed down :D https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50904957523_26dd540aab_o.jp...

abscate wrote: ↑04 Mar 2021, 03:39 Researched it this morning.

It’s for the henway.

Precisely how much does a hen weigh?

I was wondering if that location could be for the fabled cooler...

That’s the same one with the snout on the body to take the bushing isn’t it ?

After wrenching Volvos for 13 years without a driveway or garage of my own, I am settling into a house near Cleveland, Ohio with a 2-1/2 car garage with spiffy garage door opener, a 16 ft door and overall size of about 24 ft wide and 20 ft deep. Great big heavy duty work bench. Have installed garage...

In British English a Typenschein is a V5, and a pink slip doesn't exist. Termination of employment is very romantically described as a P45 here. Anyway, I digress; a V5 describes load and seat capacity, inclusive of optional third row seating, exclusive of heated or otherwise. Baffling really, you'...

Sorted out the back brakes in ShaggKira Got my vaccine shot with Caitlin this am. Cleaned up tool explosion from E83 misfire T4 coolant sensor T5 rack T5 cylinder head Current WIP Back pipe from muffler was donated to Crntral NY somewhere on route 88 Ordered Starla from FCP Canada Geese. Miss you gu...

I took off my snow tires (last week? time is meaningless) and found that one of my all-season tires had developed dimples on its sidewall. It’s toast, right? I'm no expert, but here's what the experts say about sidewall indentations: https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=32 Sc...

That's great. I love that part of the country.

I was not too far from there last December on a solo trip in my '04 XC, and I did drive that highway last June on another trip. I for one do enjoy the pics.