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If you dont care, just run whatever Twc3 you want. It might be fine. PwC motors live a much different life than an outboard motor and do break much more often. The difference is how clean they burn and how much protection is offered when used beyond putting around at 2500rpm.

A gallon would last forever for a PWC at a vacation house

Just use Maxima Super M and rest easy. I've built and rebuilt more jet skis than I can remember.

Yeah, if you dont need NASA quality you can edit and change backgrounds, insert and remove people/objects etc. New phones do so many things I can never keep up.

Just my phone. It's super basic and more for fun.

Can we submit a request to AI on what managers should be replaced? I work with plenty of useless white collars.

Yes, you're correct about the orientation. It just seems backwards of what you would expect which is why I second guess myself or just install it "wrong" sometimes.

I wish the IRS was that clueless when I owe them money

The "right way" is not really important. I've never had one leak either way. I sometimes look it up because I forgot which is the intended direction

There's a quick video. I like that the crush completely and obviously everytime and act somewhat like a lock washer since its newly crushed.

Nissan crushed it with their crush washer design. If your drain plug can fit one switch to the Nissan copper.

Ran diesel oil in my old BMWs for many years. The cats are one of the few things I never replaced

We saw it in the theater today. It's basically Days of Thunder 2. Entertaining. We go to the theater once in a while for something to do. Most new movies are mediocre at best and I have no problem waiting.

I've had a Goodyear Neptune hose for probably 20 years+. Still great. Actually have 2, 1 is pretty worn through and showing steel in spots. I used the other when access was difficult. I used to do commercial business pressure washing so it has a ton of hours and dragging around on it.

Not a fireworks fan

Oh wow, I've never seen one like that.

You're definitely right about the back strain. Took me a couple days of recovery but saved $400. That's what my neighbor paid for his Element. After rotating the motor, I did adjust a couple a final time. I doubt they needed it but after using the feeler gauge so many times you get to know how...

Im not replacing the cam either way. Mine looked normal, I guess. Proper gasket installation is always essential. Also use a quality gasket and Hondabond, not the parts store RTV. "The right stuff" would probably work fine but its not any cheaper. Also clean the surface of old sealant and 100%...

The other great side effect is that it kills batteries much quicker than old alternator that just charged.