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Looks like a possible culprit. Symptoms for this sound pretty spot on for what I'm experiencing. Looks like a fairly easy job, since it's right on top of the engine.

High milage 2019 Yaris that is manufactured by Mazda. Iv'e been trying to chase this down for some time now with no luck. Current mileage is 197k. Car has an intermittent long crank before it will start. Here is a list of what I have tried: *COP's checked with multimeter *Spark plugs have been...

T6 is one of my favorites also. Wet clutch or not, it always does a great job and is priced right (y)

I have been lazy these days and use the Amsoil SxS oil change kits. Comes with everything you need for the oil change and is very convenient. I don't think you can go wrong with Amsoil. My X3 CanAm is :love:

I might have to pick up another set from Tirerack with that rebate.

The XR's like T6 5w40 also just FYI.

Had them on a Yaris (Mazda 2) and they were excellent tires. TPMSF stamped for great snow traction and IIRC, they are a 60k rated tire also.

Good looking little filter! Thanks for the C&P.

I'm curious to see how they do for you in the winter. My AW01's were so good for me last winter, I decided to just store them and use them for a dedicated winter tire for the Matrix. I had every intention of using them for the all season tires that they are, but I'm trying to wear out some...

I would add a full port drain valve at the same time.

The Harbor Freight "Pittsburg" version of that is a great option also just FYI.

I'm running a late 80's Stihl Woodboss and it's stihl a beast :love:

My 2009 Corolla had a coolant smell for as long as I can remember. I could never find any leaks and I never lost any coolant.

Love that Castrol Transmax. I'm running in that in the all the cars I have right now.

I'll take it! The portfolio is up 32% on the 30 day.

Any decent trailer repair shop should be able to do that in a couple hours tops. The labor breakdown will consist of them cutting off the old hangers and clean up/prep for the new hangers and then of course the new welding and primer/painting. While they are in there, you might as well go to a...

Looks like a keeper for sure. I definitely need to pick one of these up.

They are cheaper on Amazon. I found mine for about $25 shipped. It's pretty amazing what it will break up from the bottom of the tank. I also installed the full port drain so everything comes out.

We have the same flagpole. We purchased our back in 2015. It's nice to be able to collapse it when the weather is getting bad. Unfortunately, I can't remember what we paid for it then.

The Sediment Buster is a handy tool to have.