Recent content by swampdodo

Have any of you guys ever heard of this? This is the first I've heard of it, and I've never seen it personally. https://www.local3news.com/local-news/frost-flowers-the-quiet-beauty-of-winter/article_ea8cb01c-b3fd-11ef-81f3-ef1add5ac05c.html With the right conditions you can get 'frost flowers'.

Some of the Hondas (i.e., 2005 CRV) from the late 90's early 2000's had external inline filters...

https://www.lynx.car/models/dmc-ev "When this baby hits 88mph, you gonna see some serious..."

https://jalopnik.com/at-2-500-is-this-1993-chevy-corsica-a-boring-bargain-1851653505 I remember these...rental lots were full of them. This was my first rental car...it was even white like the one in the article...except it had the velvet blue interior.

Mobil 1 5W30 (standard) (and Toyota filter)

OMG, that's a Betty Boop steering wheel cover...my wife has the exact same thing in her CRV...

https://www.yahoo.com/news/dogs-jump-stranger-car-won-152016063.html What would you do if this happen to you? "Dogs jumped into a stranger’s car — and unexpectedly took over the front seats, Florida photos show." As for me...ROAD TRIP! HEADS OUT THE WINDOW!

Did anyone mention Dawn Wells?

Yeah, Toyota's aren't too picky for PS fluid...I use(s) Mobil ATF in my 4runner with no issues. It's the Hondas you have to be careful of...they have their own spec'd fluid...

Sorrt, posted with my phone in the wrong thread...

That might work for you, but the OP is not you and probably doesn't have your skill/experience set. Throw someone in the lake and they may learn to swim or they might just drown...

Just a comment on not being able to erase the codes...there are different types of codes (google it)...regular, pending, permanent, etc. What you have is probably the permanent kind that can not be erased by a (low end) scanner or by unplugging the battery. They either have to clear themselves...

Gasket or RTV...hmmm...either is good. It depends on how much working room you have and your manual dexterity...if you are not careful with RTV, it can get messy fairly quick...almost like anti-seize.

Anytime you lift up a vehicle whether it be with a jack (various) or a lift...there is always an element of danger. There are no guarantees with any of it. Now about lifting or jacking up one end of a vehicle...you can use a bottle jack (I've done it myself), but it is more dangerous with a...

As a society, isn't that us right now???