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I'm really underwhelmed with all the 2024 Android offerings. Looks like my trusty S22U will keep plugging along. It's on it's 3rd back glass now and just keeps on chugging.

New. I never tried the Mopar remans, but my guess is they're no different than an Edelmann or BBB in a Mopar box.

You don't want to do the job twice... I assume it's 4WD? If so, book time is 7 hours. I tried aftermarket twice on WK2's and they both failed in short order. I'd bite the bullet and head to the dealer.

I second this, I'd love the recipe as well!

I swear my hands look dirtier than they were! The filters were fine when I left, I swear! :ROFLMAO:

I was wandering around WM on my lunch break today and decided to check and see if the ST9018's had changed to the new style media, as shown in this thread: New Toyota ST9972 It looks like they have! ST on the left, Fram XG9018 on the right. For $2.97, I think the ST will do just fine for...

It sure is! However, this has a fresh 3k mile 425 installed so I think it'll be running this engine for a long time!

Installed a new center link and idler arm on the Caddy to correct a ton of steering slop, along with a custom transmission kickdown switch I ordered from the 'Bay. I ended up getting probably the OLDEST center link left in the warehouse, a Made in USA TRW that looked like it had 30 years of dust...

I got the final bill for the new battery and starter, including diag. tax and shop supplies: $615.06. All things considered, I'm happy with that total.

It would be great if ST would release the 9018 with this new construction. I'd use it in my Regal in a heartbeat.

Data point: I just filled out the paperwork to transfer the title and collector plates on my Cadillac: $472 here in WI. Luckily this is a one time fee as collector cars don't pay an annual fee.

I couldn't agree more. Allowing someone else to service our vehicles, ESPECIALLY my parent's vehicles, is extremely difficult for me. Luckily, dad just took delivery of a '24 Hyundai Elantra Hybrid so I'm off the hook for a while there.

There was no reported draw, at least not that I saw. Their recommendation for a starter was based on excessive current pull combined with a weakening battery which led to her no-start. The car sits a decent amount as she works from home most days, which doesn't help battery life.

For those who don't know: I'm an auto mechanic by trade and been the family's exclusive mechanic for over 20 years. Last year I moved a little over an hour away, making emergency repairs impossible and basic repairs inconvenient. My mother owns a very well taken care of but higher mileage 2010...

Wow, cheap. $82 this year and decreases each year on my '12 Regal using a $40k MSRP. $15 going down to $10 on our 2 remaining vehicles

We took our '02 Grand Cherokee with the 4.7 to the cabin over the 4th, and the results were pretty solid: 340.5 miles / 18.10 gal = 18.81 MPG with the AC on and a full load of cargo.

First report on my new-to-me '79 Deville, and it's actually not too bad: 273/19=14.37 MPG. Smack in the middle of its EPA rating of 12 city, 18 highway. No AC usage, 25/75 city and highway with speeds kept to 65 and below. I filled up with E0 87 octane this go, with an 8.2:1 compression ratio...

A quick Google shows they declared back in 2020, but nothing recent. I should clarify: I own a Briggs V-twin powered mower (circa 2014) and it runs absolutely flawlessly at just over 200 hours. If anyone is in the market currently, do NOT purchase a Briggs powered machine unless it's a...

You wouldn't be thinking that if you saw the number of failed B&S engines I've been seeing lately... we're on the 5th one in the past month. All on brand new machines with less than 10 hours on them. For clarification: all these failures have been on the 19.5 horse big singles, but the twins...

Depending on how much data the two of you use, the $28 shared data plan would probably be plenty. That leaves you $61 a month in savings, which is more than enough to cover a top-tier Netflix plan subscription.