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He knows that I like Nissans, so he gifted me his '05 Altima 2.5L (4-spd A/T) with only 38k miles! It was his neighbour, that I bought the '07 Maxima from.(y)

I heard that @Patman is a bigger tipper. In one pocket, and out from the other; sometimes it's US cash too! :ROFLMAO:

I regularly use a 12mm rolled copper type (crush hollow), to 30 ft.lbs. available from NAPA.

+1

Where's the green stuff? :ROFLMAO:

@walterjay, can you share more about the Fram redesign? After talking to a Hyundai master technician, he suggested to use only genuine Hyundai filters. I've used a variety of aftermarket filters on Hyundais without incident.

+1. Reminds me the time I lived in Italy; I've been in many different Renault.

120 miles is nothing, leave it.

Episodes 1 and 2 of Serie A: Champions of Made In Italy.

I did it for the first time last week, and probably won't again. They only paid me about $50 for the old rotors, 500 lbs. of them.

They really don't want to do it, they're busy, but if you're willing to cough up $1200, they'll make time for you.

...and not towards it! Away from it! :ROFLMAO:

@Pablo is more of a PB and Nutella kinda guy. :ROFLMAO:

I came back to show you my all-time favourite ⬇️ car, and to say my colleague just bought a brand new Rogue on my recommendation, after driving Hondas; he's very happy with it so far.

We have had many Nissans/Infinitis in the family; not one has let us down. Actually, we had a 1990 Pulsar 1.6L that skipped a tooth and bent the valves; no problems since that one. I had to send the head out for a valve job and then put it back together for my little brother.

The picture ⬆️ was taken on a Friday, on Monday, I was rear ended :(

I hope it serves you well @hardcore302 , I loved my '07 Maxima, here it is after I restored it. It was neglected by the previous owner:

@Kruse, I was under the impression that @MetalSlug, is looking for an original alternator, which is probably no longer available. @bdcardinal could make a recommendation for something of comparable quality and not some random reman alternator.

Start recommending PSF changes, it's one of the most neglected automotive fluid.

Now that's what I call a tablecloth! @AutoMechanic are you following? :ROFLMAO: