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Originally Posted By: Chris142 Originally Posted By: moribundman They look fine on you. I hope you got glass and not plastic lenses, though. Ya I special ordered glass and a non glare something or other. Outstanding indeed. Yeah, it's a real bummer that gen-u-ine glass lenses are special...

I agree, good job. I've worn glasses since I was 14 months old and I now have not only bifocals but a set of eyeglasses specifically for computer work. The only reason I can still get glasses made for me is because of the many old returnable Coke bottles I have in my collection. Yeah...

I agree. This application did what it could and I bet the innards in the ol' girl are spotlessly clean now. I wouldn't mind having a borescope to look through the 710 drain hole in the pan just to see how it really looks...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, AUDI JUNKIE!

Thank you. It seems that no matter how I attempt to display the images directly it does not work any more. Such is life. Maybe today I'll rip the cartridge to bits so as to reveal what lies in the pleating...

Originally Posted By: SWHeat 1988 Dodge Grand Caravan V6 3.8L Engine Rinse Phase 1st Filter of Rinse phase 2nd Filter did not have anything to speak of in it ST16 (e-core) filter 1500 miles on filter/oil Mobil Clean 5000 oil About 148K on Engine when filter changed As you can imagine. Engine...

UPDATE: after running 3,835 miles on the rinse-phase oil I changed it out and cut the filter open. Here's what it looks like, admittedly I expected more but since this is the third ARX treatment in about 50,000 miles and running LC20 regularly there probably isn't much left for the Auto-Rx to...

Originally Posted By: saaber1 off topic but hey crashbox, that sig line is from an old John Wayne movie right? One of the B grade serial Western he did real early in his career? That's news to me- no intention of plagiarism on my behalf, I honestly thought it was original.

The first additive I know for certain that worked was Marvel Mystery Oil in the gas tank of my 1971 (FREE) Dodge Dart. It had a pesky near-miss at idle that was kinda sorta like a burnt valve but a few MMO'd tankfuls cleared it right up. MMO worked fine in the crankcase of that car too but I...

About an average of four or five per year- the '95 Civic gets about two; the '77 Chev 454 pickup about one or less; the Honda Harmony II lawn mower gets changed once, sometimes twice, yearly; my Karcher pressure washer with Honda engine, once a year or less; and, the Honda multi-gizmo with an...

Sounds like used RLI would be good for my rhododendrons and azaleas In reality, though, if I wasn't such a staunch user of AMSOIL I would most certainly give RLI a whirl, given what I've read on BITOG about it. The RLI series of oils do get rave reviews here.

Originally Posted By: Pablo Originally Posted By: Drew99GT Originally Posted By: Pablo Mid 80's here. Isn't it usually cold and rainy there? Not May through Oct. And then when it's snowing elsewhere raining here, for the most part. Just gorgeous lately. A little hot today... BIG +1. It...

Really nice indeed. They mention the IBM-style buckling spring "clicker" keyboards are still made- yep, typing on one of 'em right now. LOVE IT!!!

IIRC reel mowers are actually better for your grass as they clip it like a pair of scissors as opposed to an ultra-fast sickle action which can tear the tops of the grass blades. I used to have an MTD six-blade reel mower when I mowed my mom's lawn- it was a beauty. Gave it to the neighbor gal...

Scary, at least to me. I react VERY badly to aspirin!

One of their ads just popped up in my browser so I paid a visit to their website- WOW! What a wealth of information!!!

A rather purplexing question.

I have not had television- aerial, cable or satellite- for over five years now... Is there anything actually WORTH watching? I did like Law and Order and a fair amount of stuff on the Discovery Channel but that was aboot it. The Taxidermy Network was not all that exciting while it lasted but...

Hand tools- some Craftsman, Allied, Husky, one or two Protos, some odd names too, and some really cheap stuff like Xingbangyao. They sit in a BIG stainless steel tool chest I purchased at Costco two or three years ago.

Originally Posted By: RacerE7773 One thing I've learned being a janitor is the nitwits whom are so paranoid they put 7 miles of TP on the seat that I just scrubbed with Comet equivalent NEVER flush. I had just cleaned stalls, and one idiot actually thought he was Cujo...I wanted to SO bad...