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I'll assume you know the difference between a porcupine and a BMW.

I have been driving an F150 for the last 11 years. 4 yrs, 147k on the '13 gen 1. 7 yrs 148k so far, on the '17 gen 2. I live in SE Tx not far from the coast. Wet and humid is normal. The only things I have had were 2 oil pans on the '17....and it still leaks. A water pump around 100k on the...

Is that a handicap spot in the 1st photo and a charging only spot in the last?

For the uninitiated: The story is in wet, humid conditions, condensate or moisture of some type will form and fill up the lower tube of the inner cooler. Then when the driver floors it, that water is sucked up and ingested by the engine..... just enough to make it stumble hard, but not enough...

A 2014 3.5 eco is around 365hp and 470 ft tq with no weight on the rear end. What do you think will happen when you floor it....even at speed. They can bark the rear wheels in second fairly easily on dry pavement. An "Adult" driver would tend to be a bit more cautious on wet roads. YMMV

You may be overthinking your maintenance. It does not need a catch can or a weep hole. The weephole thing is stupid. People driving in wet weather for an extended period of time and the flooring the truck "may" experience that problem. Drive like an adult, problem solved. If dilution is more...

You need to check that......

Have you ever seen a UOA where fuel dilution had any affect at all? As big a supporter of 10k OCI that I am, I would do 5K on one that had that many short trips.

100th win with a Burton..... who they had already fired.

Correct. I looked through the info he provided and made comments above.

Looks pretty interesting. It has 3 different ways to control humidity..... but it doesn't look like you have a setting for humidity. I wouldn't think that would be necessary.... that's what had me curious. On some high-end commercial units, they run the compressor so much to remove humidity...

Frontier Communiations They bought three states from Verizon (land lines). I think around 2016, The original CEO apparently didn't agree with the purchase (rumor) and left the company before completion. They paid 10b for Fl, Tx and CA. TX and CA usually made money....FL was a horrible mistake...

Does it run heat to rewarm air when it is running just for humidity control?

Will this unit be the new refrigerant or the older refrigerant? Not sure if it would make a difference to me, but I might want to avoid buying a system with the older refrigerant depending on the phase out dates.

It was near or under $5. They still declared bankruptcy.... with 1 Billion dollars cash in hand. Then they got permission to skip the pension payment. Did not affect Executive pay. At some point they took taxes out of my check for the alleged value of the stock. I never tried to exercise the...

It may be state dependent, but it can affect your insurance rates.

The company I worked for did a 15-1 reverse split. The market analyst called it a move of pure desperation..... and appropriate!!!

My understanding is that they want to keep stock in a certain price range to attract institutional buyers.

There are times and people it does not work for. A friend of mine from Pittsburgh was telling me his daughter's room, 2 story, her room upstairs, was staying warm. I suggested he turn the fan to "on". Next time I saw him he told me it solved all the issues he was having....except his wife hated...

A drain pan should be higher on the non-drain end to insure it drains properly. I live in SE TX. You will be hard pressed to find a hotter more humid environment. I run my fan 24/7 in cooling mode.... No humidity issues here. You still have not explained how running a fan will increase...