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their website is poor, and I always find a way to use but with % off deals and no sales taxes, I have saved quiet a bit.

yes "driving" around is what got me, I am used to taxing. Yes ORD is slow in that regards but pretty much all big airports are, my worst experience was Turkish airlines in Istanbul.

Impressive, I really really want to learn how to DIY anything house related.

please do explain. I worked with United Airlines for 3 years during the pandemic and constantly flew from ORD to other airports, never spent anywhere close to even 10 minutes at the airport driving around, it is a simple in and out. are you getting lost at the airport? Only time it even took...

Why not use a Euro oil in the 0/5w40 flavor? why are you using a diesel oil? it is not designed for a gasoline engine. Just because other people do it, and nothing ever happened, doesn't mean it is the best option.

can you explain what this means? and is this for the Toyota 6 or 8-speed AT without dipstick or both? I have never had to do "idle speed control mode" on any of my Toyota 6 speed AT in the Avalon or ES350 to check the level I have had to do the following: 1) make sure the vehicle is leveled -...

makes sense.

honestly I would call around and explain that you just want to make sure no damage is done to the rear defrost grid, whoever you have the most confidence in, have them do it, just make sure they have some good reviews. My 2018 Lexus came with tints that were hazy/blurry when looking through...

Yes, just to be on the safe side, go to their website and confirm they have the codes or it would work for your vehicles.

I think they are new engines from the factory, the labor to rebuild those engines won't be worth it to the company.

I know of someone who would go to junkyards and wait for any Kia/Hyundai vehicles coming in on the tow trucks, and he would ask what's reason they were being salvaged and if it was because of engine issues, he would buy them if they were under 100k miles and then warranty the engine through a...

you can test anywhere between the range of 95-113F, since I am using ScanGauge an aftermarket product, I prefer to be in the middle of the that range in order to eliminate any errors that might exist because I am not using Toyota Tech stream.

ScanGauge II - this one definitely works for Toyota/Lexus transmission temperatures, you just have to deal with entering the correct codes for your transmission in the scangauge once.

"normally" bad reply. Anyone please do the research thoroughly 1st, you can't go by someone guessing. google your year make and model and look for the transmission fluid range. searching "toyota 8 speed transmission filter change temperature range" in google shows the range to be 95-113F and...

the range is 95-113F for the 8 speed AT, I always chose the midpoint and quickly check the level and as soon as it starts to trickle, I close the drain plug (inspection plug) my toyota 6 speed AT temp range is 104-113F.

I am currently watching: Alice in Borderland and just recently finished Squid Game and planning on watching the The 8 Show sometime soon. Great TV!

interesting, anyone who finds Castrol at a cheaper price during Prime day, should post a link here.

I think it is bad engine design. two questions: 1) All oil changes being done at 5k miles, what engine oil was used? 2) Is the replacement engine an updated design to prevent the oil burning issues and what is the recommended maintenance schedule? These questions would be for the Dealership.

I have had AMAZING luck (perfect so far) on used Alternators & Starters from either Facebook Marketplace (but I know what I am looking for) or car-part.com, and buy a used OEM (only) that the salvage yard has already taken out (using your zipcode) for $40-50 I can easily find working starters...

from what I read, it looks like there is a limit of 1 per address and email.