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2022 thread? Time for this one to go the way of the "Post your fuel mileage" thread.

You're guess is as good as mine. I'm thinking FBI involvement. This stuff doesn't happen on it's own.

I'm not sure that "Luxury makes" makes much difference. Mercedes does OK, but still anoying.

As long as VRP carries the Honda approvals, I wouldn't worry one bit. To me, approvals are the sticking point these days. Apparently pretty costly for the manufacturers to aquire.

Please see my reply above.

In all my years of hunting, I've never saw an entry would eject matter to the rear. The "undiscovered" entry wound is just above the hairline of the Presidents forehead, being hit while he was leaning forward and grabbing his throat, blowing material onto the trunk of the car. A "secret" search...

Watch the movie I mentioned above. Pretty sure you'll see it differently.

MB 229.5 PLEASE!

If you ever watched the (HBO?) special, "what the doctors saw" you'll at least know that there was a second shooter.

Just reset it.

If it only had MB 229.6 approval, it would be in my car too! :unsure:

2018 Mercedes E300 in my sig. Just took a trip to Pgh and back. I95 to Raleigh NC to pick up Brother, overnight in Durham NC, on to West Mifflin PA the next day via I77/I79/ and rt 19/ PA 43. Three days of short trips visiting family in PA. Back the same route, 2258 miles. Cruise normally set on...

I'd use Epoxy, but add a strip of fiberglass matt on the back, or a strong cloth.

Don't forget to check and lube the nosepiece on the transmission, on which the throwout bearing rides . These can get dry and the grease stiffen. If it's made out of aluminum, it can wear and cock the bearing increasing pedal effort.

Ron Howard understands humanity, and it shows in his movies.

Statistics lie.

He may have the dog version of shingles, which can sometimes result from a back injury. I'd treat for viral infection if osteoarthritis is ruled out by the Vet.

Have you recently installed a backflow preventer, or pressure regulator? Did the city do something at the meter to prevent backflow?

I don't think so. Most still use lead acid (SLA) batteries, that only seem to last MAYBE 3 years. The better set up today is from the jungle store. I just bought one that has LiFePo4 batteries that are "supposed" to be good for 10 years. I just purchased the Golden Mate 1000 va /800 W version...

Sounds like the prevailing answer is no. I do still have a slide projector, (with a bad bulb) but never had a screen for it. Also I used to have one at work, for training videos, but gave that away long ago.