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More of an etching than a crack. Also it can’t catch a finger nail dragged across it.

Once again it’s a cat’s breakfast of varying advice from the Bitog team. :rolleyes: NOS? If anyone believes that no improvement in manufacturing has occurred in the last ten years, hopefully grandpa has water pump stashed in the attic.

It’s important to realize the advances in Chinese manufacturing in the last ten years. Sorry, but it’s true. A lot of experience on this board dates back many years prior to that. 😷

Haha. SS has a very positive connotation in the History of Chevrolet but unfortunately is has a negative connotation left over from WWII. I am willing to bet SS will be skipped over and they will go to ST instead. You recall SO got skipped over because it sounded like Esso, which is still in use...

I have an AC Delco professional on my Ford Taurus. I installed it 6 years ago and it has 60,000 miles on it. This is a no brainer. A $29 water pump in 2025?

It’s a strange optical illusion. The hat is actually grey and the paintless crosshatching is the correct look. Another shot almost makes entire rotor look grey, but no, only the hat is painted.

My son’s son’s Silverado was making some low speed braking noise after 5 years and 50,000 miles after last doing them. The pads were only 1/3 worn but the inside edge of the rotor was disintegrating and a good rust edge was developing. There are small grooves in the rotors. We went with...

For what is worth all the Prestone colors for foreign and domestic coolants contain 2EHA. Fear it you like but it’s all marketing now.

Can’t recall the name, but a Russian band did the Guess Who’s Americanski Woman. I’m still trying to get over it. :oops:

We get deer jumping out of the woods up here. Even a clear straight away poses a lot of risk at high speed. Darn.

I’m about to start working on the front brakes of my son’s Silverado. I used to give him a boost to get get auto maintenance projects done and now, with him at 33 years of age, he gives me a boost.

Tell that to the Quebecers in Florida. :oops:

Back in the day I recall a Dodge Challenger with a 140 mph speedometer. Gong 100 mph was considered pretty darn fast.

"If this van's a rockin' , don't come knock'in."

It’s nice to be second. :cry:

Things got bigger with time. Wish they would get back to their roots.

Yet another Tracker.

Just an update. Feel free to add more info if you have it. Production of the EV version of the Dodge Charger has stopped. There were around 2000 made in the first quarter of 2025. This might make them instantly collectable. There are currently no plans for a 2026 EV version. It’s a complicated...

What about “ Made in America”. Does that come into play?

So is this the end of DFM, AFM and Start Stop?