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One of them broke down and had to be flown to the nearest Harley mechanic two countries away...?

Even if the two better ones are the same, you're getting an extra year of free replacement for about $17 with the more expensive one. Probably worth it.

Keep in mind the plungers are indexed, you need to count the turns on the DV holders as you remove them, and reinstall them exactly the same.

I think it’s a funky insect because it looks like it has six legs

I think all gasoline has some type of 'dinocare' involved

So you have no idea what engine they're from, what oil was used, how many miles on them, or the use case... But are sure that thicker oil would have prevented it. 🤦‍♂️

Amazon currently has PP for $35, CT has it for $38, not sure why anyone would buy GTX over that.

I don't really have a ton of room in my garage for oil jugs so I bought a single from Amazon, they have them for $36 and no messing around with a rebate. Owned by a Dutch company and made in Canada.

Your plates and silverware go in there and you want to wash a bunch of oily parts? :sick:

No. It’s not 2007 anymore.

If you were a true bitoger you would do the seasonal changes anyway!

I just flew to LAX from YVR on Westjet with an all female crew. If you have the qualifications, I do not care if you are a purple dinosaur.

My opinion is using higher grade than recommended is like wearing football pads and a helmet to go grocery shopping. Yeah it's probably technically "safer" but also totally unnecessary.

I put the G4 into my X3MC about eight or nine months ago and I haven’t noticed any difference in performance. It’s what the VIN calls for in the dealer system as well.

Full disclosure if I have only done this on cars with ABS pumps, but many. If you bleed as normal and don't let the master go down low enough to allow in air, you are fine. Worst case what I know some people do is bleed it, go drive it and actually activate ABS a few times, then bleed it...

If you do not introduce air, you can bleed as normal. You won't get all the old fluid out of the pump but you'll get 90% of the fluid in the system. If you get air in the pump(s) is when you will have to do the pump bleed.

Do you not have a local Asian market?

You want the real answer? It's what Chinese consumers want. They did recently say they are going to tone it down a bit. The XM was a disaster.

I haven't watched it in years but it is very good.