Recent content by TCL

With the rubber isolators installed.

I used just shy of one gallon on my 2017 2.5. A few ounces left. FYI....I drained it on ramps.

Wear some shoes/boots. One slip and it will open up a nice puffy gash on top of your foot.

You might want to ask your wife...LOL

20 oz.

Maybe you ought to go see a doctor. Might have been sign of something wrong.

So, it's a tool not a part of the car.

Was there something wrong with the windshields ot just bad luck?

Heat. I wouldn't worry about it.

I have had the same rainbird heads for 30 years (49 of them) and only replaced two because they got partially stuck and hit them with the lawnmower.

FYI: They're still heavier to push.

Born in and still live in South Jersey, 1 mile from where my father had a large chicken farm with 80,000 chickens. Stayed here even after offered a very high paying job in NYC as a promotion. I considered living in NYC as a demotion.

Most if not all split rims have a tube. No need to use the explosion method. However, if they did not have it in a cage and the split rims let loose while tube was pressurizing, yeah that'll hurt you.

Explosion to seat the tire on the rim. They usually use spray ether starting fluid.

Back in the late seventies a friend of mine worked as a lifeguard at an apartment complex. He told me the maintenance guy used the leftover paint from the apartments. I didn't believe him until I went to pick him up one day and saw this old guy with a roller and brush painting his car white...