Recent content by K2K2

I guess the first guy has never heard the phrase, "do you want part of something or all of nothing?" 🤣🤣

Well done! They can't fly in the dark, so pouring soapy water at night is safe (as well as environmentally friendly). From personal experience, there was a ground nest that I was taking out years ago, went at night and had a flashlight propped on a chair. I could see them flying through the...

That's what he told me also; I met him at the Alamosa airport about a year ago and we had a great conversation. He did tell me that he had early stage dementia at that point, so him not posting anywhere makes sense.

Like Chris said; this is either the 4.7 V8 but more likely the venerable 4.0 inline six. OP has not said... @dlundblad

I had a rental Toyota Camry hybrid an average 54 miles per gallon with a 2 Hour Rd. trip and another two hours of poking around Charlottesville Virginia To be honest, it had me rethinking CVT - especially since Toyota's is so different from the kaff kaff Nissan failure type.

My '04 had weird stuff happening, turned out there was corrosion in the cables extending about 8" under the insulation. Once I replaced the bad cables, all was well. So check the cables, AND the battery with a load test.

https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/15400-Gros-Ventre-Rd_Kelly_WY_83011_M92452-43089 This is a tongue-in-cheek post to point out the ludicrous nature of these repeated "what $XX million buys you in XXXXX" threads. Most people aren't even in the market for a $1M+ home (though some...

Here's hoping a return to the standards they set 20 years ago!

Years ago I actually did some research on time zone / shift changes and jet lag, etc. About 80% of people just get (sometimes very) tired but they're ok. 10% or so thrive on it, for them it really doesn't matter when they sleep or eat as long as they get enough of both. Then there's the...

Had a 70s manual transmission that was like that… Once it warmed up it was fine.

None at all....how refreshing!! I suppose Toyota engineers weighed the benefits vs detractors on a DI/turbo engine. Pushbutton start, though?

Sounds like mx is under control. Ran into someone *again* indicates texting or inattention of some sort. Maybe some more driving education or lessons?

Back in the 80s I had a 1977 Plymouth Volare station wagon…4-on-the-floor (OD) and 225 Leaning tower of power from a 1974 Plymouth that had been wrecked. I reliably got 22.5 miles per gallon on the highway at 65+. Interestingly, when the MPG dropped below 20 it was time to adjust the valves on...

Yea, exactly. Since GW. has an automatic transmission and spoke about the transfer case specifically, that is what I was referring to. I don't know why you thought I was talking about manual transmission fluid 🤷