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Just an update: After 10,000 miles the power steering belt was cracked all over and it started slipping. I would lose power steering sometimes while driving. I went ahead and bought the 2 belts for AC/Alternator and P/S from the dealer and installed them. My car sounds way better now. The...

Thank you all for your comments. Well I will be using Auto-RX for the first time and see what happens. I have been reading about Auto-RX for over a year now and finally bought this product simply because I heard so many good things about it. I'll follow the basic application and use Pennzoil...

Originally Posted By: JAG It looks like some of the cam lobes even have varnish on them which seems amazing. Can you please explain? Where are the cam lobes? Is it amazing in a good way or a bad way?

Originally Posted By: ARB1977 Not bad considering it has a sludge prone engine. Heavy carbon build up. Auto Rx could work. Please post up some picks after you are done. Yes i will post pics after i finish the treatment.

Thank you all for your replies. What is varnish exactly? I already received the Auto-RX and I will be using it. Also I will use it in my power steering and auto tranny units to clean them up.

Hey all, Here are some pics of 1997 Camry with the valve cover off. The engine is still original and it has 174,300 miles now. I bought the car last February from the original owner. At that time the car had 163,400. I had 2 oil changes done with MaxLife first (2800 miles) and then Formula...

^ I am sure the OP meant Supertech Mercon V not Dexron V. Supertech's Mercon V satisfies the requirement of Dexron-III. It's written on the label.

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I have them right now and I like them. Since the tires now need to be replaced, they are making a little more noise than usual. They are all season tires and they performed really well in the snow. I like them and would buy them again. The tread warranty is 65K miles and they are reasonably...

Only reason I am doing it because there was a post of a member who kept the PureOne filter on his Corolla for 2 oil changes totaling 11K miles using Valvoline SynPower. I forgot who did it. Most likely I will change the filter when time comes! Thanks everyone.

Originally Posted By: 02zx9r no problems with that, i took advantage of the two for one deal a while back and have around 12 filters a piece for my bike and car. You could do dino oil changes every 5K and save some money. What kind of mileage do you normally see? What type of driving? Highway...

Originally Posted By: asiancivicmaniac I hope you ordered the three pairs separately and had them sent to three different addresses. It's only two rebates per household. That means only two filters each household. 1 pack shipped to my house. 2 Packs shipped to 2 different friends' addresses...

Good day all, As you know there is a PureOne deal on Amazon.com. I will be getting 6 filters total for $2.74 a filter after rebate. My plan is, since these PureOnes are expensive and excellent filters, to use a filter for 2 oil changes. What I will do is keep the filter for 10,000 miles...

Quote: In theory, if Toyota specified DEXRON-III, then you would reasonably assume that DEXRON-VI would be equally useable ~ but since it has not been tested by Toyota (as far as I know) there is no data to support that. So you should be confused, and I can't give you a simple answer! Well if...

Sorry to hijack the thread, I have a NAPA ProSelect in my car and planning to run a 3500 miles OCI with Formula Shell. Can the ProSelect filter handle it?

Originally Posted By: doitmyself Isn't the 2.5 a four cylinder engine? What rear plugs are you talking about? When you say you replaced the tube seals, are you saying that you took the valve cover off and replaced the o-rings around the spark plug holes? I'm confused. the 2.5 is a V6 and...

Originally Posted By: stockrex can someone pls post the coupon for chevron, I am unable to find it. thks. http://cskautoinc.rebatestatus.com/displaypdf.aspx?GFmCPCipleQGLQ6KLP3ff+Oz/XAMqu8jkxQXlPE36/Y= Look under Motor Oil.

http://www.audiforums.com/m_693578/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm This reminds me a post here about the guy who added gear oil instead of engine oil in the crankcase!

I don't know if this has been posted but here goes. You can park 2 Sentras in that space!! http://forums.montrealracing.com/general...funny-pics.html

A friend of mine suggested that if someone wants to put synthetic ATF in a AT that you better install an ATF cooler since the fluid will get hotter than regular ATF. I know synthetics protect against heat better but is it true what he's saying?