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When I encounter a windshield that has an issue like you describe, I like to scrub it with Bon Ami cleanser with a sponge and a little water. After rinsing and drying, a coating of Klasse AIO (or other paint sealant) will cause the water to bead on it.

Originally Posted By: Virtus_Probi Correlation does not necessarily imply causation, of course... Wouldn't it be nice if more people understood this?

Hello fellow Saab owner! If you haven't already, I suggest posting this on the appropriate sub-forum at SaabCentral.com. There is a lot of technical expertise there.

Originally Posted By: Soggydog Was it much different than the 5w40 4T that's available now? I've been wanting to try that in my 6.7 powerstroke. I believe the older CI-4 rating allowed a higher sulfur content, and they tended to have a higher TBN. If you have a 2008+ year diesel with the...

I've had some problems running E10 with my chainsaw. On most of my small engines I run E10 until toward the end of the season, at which time I switch to either 100LL avgas (with a little Sta-Bil added) or the expensive "engineered fuel" they sell at Lowes or Home Depot. My chainsaw is rarely...

Originally Posted By: bullwinkle ...if it's never gotten water in the diff & it's not noisy, it's probably still OK. Exactly. I would use the Amsoil gear oil you have on hand. It will be fine.

At first glance that shotgun seems pretty ridiculous. But it seems to get high marks for reliability. It probably fills a niche somewhere. But I'll stick with my Wilson Combat 870 for defensive shotgun needs.

Originally Posted By: Robenstein http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=537583117 This might suit your needs well Thanks for posting the link. I like everything about that rifle.

Originally Posted By: Rand that is weird I have never gotten anything with postage due. Me too.

A lot of people are having trouble starting their generators, and I'll bet it's from having bad gas sitting in the carb. In most of Maryland you cannot escape ethanol in your gas unless you buy 100LL at an airport. I suggest you not store the generator for long periods with ethanol in the tank...

It looks like an old Weatherby Mark V can be had on Gunbroker for around $900. Anybody have an opinion on those?

Howdy y'all, I'm seeking a bolt action rifle with the following criteria: - older than me ( - magnum .30 cal (.300 Winchester, .300 H&H, .300 Weatherby, etc) - original wood stock - don't mind a few dings and scratches from hunting use - ~$800-1,000 price range I've looked at the Weatherby...

Originally Posted By: 69GTX In years past I used a 1500KW electric heater in my garage (insulated and attached to the house on one side). I had no problem keeping the garage at 40 deg or higher with outside temp in the 10-25 deg range. 1500KW = 1.5 megawatts I'm sure you could keep your garage...

Yeah, they seem to be rebranded Purolator filters. Nothing to get excited over.

Originally Posted By: motor_oil_madman Yeah gas stations make more per gallon when it's cheap compared to expensive. My guess is they can mark it up more. Plus when gas is cheap, so people drive more which means more stops to the gas station to buy stuff. They make more off of snacks in the...

A couple years ago I was in the large appliance dept at my local Sears store, buying a HE washer and dryer. I also asked the salesman about refrigerators. He said he no longer recommends the GE ones because they had been going downhill for years.

I use Purple Power diluted with about 2-3 parts water to clean tires and wheels, plus other things around the house that are very dirty or greasy. It works great, and really cheap if you buy the bigger jugs of concentrate. A 2.5 gal jug lasts at least two years for me.

My "work spouse" has a Dodge Journey with that engine. I do her oil changes and other routine maintenance. The cartridge filter on the Pentastar is very similar to the one on the 2012 Volvo that I recently traded in, although it used a different size socket. I had her buy the cheapest 1/2"...

Originally Posted By: bobbydavro What is the purpose of that table. The CCS seems to be at -30 for a 0W-30 rather than the correct -35. At -30 it would be about 2300cP if you did want to compare A table is for easy comparison of data.

Originally Posted By: zoli Joel, for this nice new car with start/stop system I would use ONLY the recommended oil. If I were you... Well, I agree with your sentiment but at this time it seems impractical to do so. My dealer is doing the next three oil changes free of charge and it appears this...