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The RF values don't matter at all if it doesn't vibrate.

The "rinse off" Si02 coatings like Gyeon WetCoat or Carpro Hydo2 Lite are crazy. I have pretty much stopped using waxes and sealants because these are 1000 times easier to apply. I get about six weeks out of an application.

It's still sold at Napa

For normal API/Ilsac oils, PP or M1 AFE

So in other words there is a defect in some connecting rods and cranks and the solution is to use thicker oil. Yeah ok :unsure:

The dealer will use the cheapest swill they can find that meets MS-6395.

The problem isn't going to magically go away by replacing the fuse five times. The problem has gotten worse in the past year and to the point now the short instantly blows the fuse. This is for safety otherwise it could start a fire. I would stop replacing the fuse until you find the issue - It...

I have one on the car now and another waiting for next oil change. Made in PRC but C&Ps are good and they are a brand I trust.

Hengst H345W

I believe in equal opportunity - I try to rip off everyone equally (yes that is a joke...)

Now there is an interesting take. Just wait until @edyvw reads this one :ROFLMAO:

With the 6.7L I have seen highway trucks as high as about 400,000 miles, and I've seen them dead at 100k in a city truck. The 6.7 is pretty sensitive to injector return bypass, typically your first sign they are starting to fail is hot re-start long crank issues, sometimes accompanied by low...

We rotate through, usually Acana and Nutrience. I have tried some other slightly cheaper brands as well but I find my dog seems to have allergy issues with them, chewing her paws, scratching her ears etc.

There is also a brand based near me here in BC called Klondike but I think they are just a blender.

Just about every major brand you'll find at Crappy Tire is made in Canada except for Mobil 1 and Valvoline, save for a few of the Euro brews. I actually recently bought PP instead of M1 solely for this reason. Usually the giveaway is that they come in 5L jugs rather than a gallon.

The trick is to not use your turn signals

Been a thing for... a long time. Decades. There is a $5/tire and $10 battery fee built into the price too.

I believe Hellcats (or maybe just the Demon) used the AC to cool the inlet air.

Now let's see how many illegal guns flow from the US into Canada.