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Muffler shop *might* be able to run a weld line there to attach and seal that area. have to contact a muffler shop see if they can help I'm not sure if JBweld can put up with the temps a cat produces. or exhaust paste.. see if it's good for 1200+ degrees

and that explains why gravity bleeding is ineffective for some vehicles! thanks for the info!

reminds me of the old saying "If it ain't broke.. don't fix it".. I don't think you're making up theories. Iit's ok to have those theories.. because.. you can be both.. being paranoid and yes they are out to get you!

Thanks for that info.. Looks like the cars that don't need the extra help (pressure) could do gravity bleed. I'll have to go back, search for the older discussions..

you'd more appreciate the louder sound from a higher sensitivity speaker if it's being powered by the radio instead of an external amp. that JVC you posted at 82db sensitivity is pretty sad compared to the 90db of the Pioneer!

How about mentioning the gravity bleed method..

and for me I only had one bad TYC part, hvac blower fan began making noise, warranty was simple to replace the bad part. TYC alternator (11 years until car was totaled), a/c condenser fan, headlights (capa certified(, all great parts never an issue. But then again most didn't come from...

just looked up some of them on amazon... yup not cheap!! here's link to what @UncleDave got as a gift.. I need to start saving my spare change :) I need a pair of these.. nice!! https://www.amazon.com/Waterproof-Fog-Proof-Binocular-Stabilization-SOZ6WP20/dp/B0CC5RM5L9?ref_=ast_sto_dp&th=1

Thanks for the info.. I double checked and the numbering for the Microgard cabin air filter is way different than WIX (4083 compared to 24103 for WIX).. hmm.. the search continues..

Been buying the Microgard house brand of Oreilly, cabin air filters for my friend's 16 CX-5. Does anyone know who's making them for Oreilly?

Thanks for your story on what happened with you. It got me thinking that it's kind of ironic that the genuine Toyota part can sometimes be cheaper than the aftermarket! Other times they genuine part is only $20-40 more! I found that with my Scion. Yup Ourisman is still a good dealer, used...

are you sure it wasn't Mitsuboshi? and O instead of an I (fourth letter from last)

I'll tell you my experience with both re-boxed parts and the remanufactured fuel injectors. First, as you were indicating you cannot service a sealed injector, so remanufactured is a joke of an excuse. The reman injectors I bought were just cleaned up used ones and yes the STFT and LTFT were a...

Exactly.. that's why I was mentioning the "gold standard" sumitomo's and comparing them to the NGK's.. The NGKs being very close in resistance numbers to the sumitomo's, and since the NGKs are cheaper and available you're not missing much at all. You're right the dealer can be a crapshoot and...

I was re-reading the whole thread.. so what happened to their so-called "emergency" where they told you needed to act in 5 days?! Almost sounds like a bad car salesman that says you only have til 5pm today to get that deal.. hurry!!

I have the Ryobi cordless impact 1/2" wrench.. It is awesome, I agree @Kurtatron !! the first time I used it I was in awe! Now I knew how the pros in the shop got bolts loose so quickly! makes them look like magicians! no.. just good tools! What's cool about my Ryobi is it has an auto...

wow that old caliper was definitely looking crusty! and the brake fluid looks like some tropical fruit drink! lol.. glad you were able to fix it on up! and thanks for the info about the power steering pump, mine must have been bad (but wasn't leaking) because the steering feel improved a lot...

look under the name on your image.. for the OEZ Premium Guard, it has Honda's A02 part number. I bet it's just a re-boxing of Honda's filter. They were throwing A02's into generic boxes at Walmart too.

And yes for anyone who doesn't know.. there were 2 different suppliers to Honda's oil filters.. One was Filtech (part number ending in A01)and the other one was Fram/Honeywell (part ending in A02). The better filter in my mind was always the A01-Filtech supplied filter. Also, Filtech is the...

hey @Sequoiasoon How funny, I was just thinking about these oil filters wondering how they looked inside.. then..today, here's that post, awesome! Yup these are Filtech A01 Honda filters that today are only A02 (part number ending in) that's the fiber end caps. I had a stash of filtechs but...