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My '08 Pilot has the same issue, but it isn't exclusive to the stereo. Some climate control buttons are dark, as well as the moon roof and dome light controls. There is a lot of stuff on owner forums and YouTube about folks replacing the button lights, but so far I've just lived with it.

Originally Posted by DoubleWasp I don't recommend a large unit unless very necessary. Agree completely! My motorhome has a 7500 Onan diesel gen, but I don't like to run that much and prefer to operate from my Yamaha efs2000i inverter when possible. With that said, it's a pain switching...

Originally Posted by Jimzz That and be careful using strong washer fluid as glass cleaner as methanol is toxic. So you don't want to breath it a lot. Methanol is very toxic if ingested, but far less so via inhalation or skin exposure. You shouldn't huff it, but it isn't necessary to take...

Originally Posted by JLawrence08648 I checked 4 impact socket sets on HarborFreight.com and it says lifetime warranty. If different, post a link. These are the lug nut sockets with the 90 day warranty: https://www.harborfreight.com/12-in-drive-impact-flip-socket-set-3-pc-62491.html

Originally Posted by Lenny5160 I'd recommend picking up an impact driver, a pack of the 2 common size socket adapters, and some small set of driver bits. The 3 common sizes of socket adapters. Whoops.

I'd recommend picking up an impact driver, a pack of the 2 common size socket adapters, and some small set of driver bits. I never understood the purpose of those things until I had one, and now I don't know how I ever managed without one. I have a Milwaukee 12v, Ryobi 18v, and Dewalt 20v. The...

Originally Posted by Garak They're not having a meltdown against each other like Rosberg did. MB should be happy. Bottas is bringing in enough points to ensure the constructor's championship and he's not making waves. He is capable of a championship assuming that his luck turns. I think Wolff is...

This is the brushless Makita I referred to. They also have a drill for the same price. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Makita-...it-with-1-Battery-3-0Ah-XDT131/301444914

Originally Posted by ChrisD46 *I appreciate the replies - looks like a 18v Ryobi 1/4" Hex Impact Driver with a 1/4" to 3/" adapter will take care of most of my needs for now ... It should have enough power to get me 26 lbs. of torque for my oil pan drain plug + speed up removal / installation of...

Originally Posted by Duffyjr You don't know how bad I wish we had a Homedepot instead of Menards. After searching some I see my home town Sears has a couple on sale they actually have in stock. https://www.sears.com/craftsman-26-...p;prdNo=9&blockNo=9&blockType=G9...

Maybe go to Home Depot to check out this one for comparison? https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-5...and-Flip-up-Pegboard-H52MWC1PB/306571408

Originally Posted by ragtoplvr That's still a thing? That was roughly my stance on it until my wife surprised me with tickets to the 100th anniversary race a few years ago. I wasn't thrilled. It was like a religious experience though. Probably can't be explained; just need to experience the...

At least there have been some good stories from the middle of the pack. Great to see McLaren having some success. Ricciardo has made some mistakes of his own, but his struggles also show how far back the Renault factory program is. What will happen, mechanically or team-ordered, to submarine...

Originally Posted by NormanBuntz Thanks for your insightful criticism. No "evaluation" here. This month I was at a relative's house and watched three episodes from last year. I thought the production was decent. No evaluation other than "It's not bad"? No need to respond; carry on all!

Originally Posted by NormanBuntz Have you watched the new Netflix series on F-1 racing? I think it focuses on Ricciardo's team. It's not bad. You give your evaluation as if you've watched it, but if you think it is focused on Ricciardo's team you obviously haven't watched more than one...

Originally Posted by Chris142 Pull the pan and roll in new bearings. That was my thought, as long as you mentioned changing the oil pump as an option. If you're pulling the pan anyway, why not roll in a set of bearings while you're in there?

Originally Posted by Trav Guess you didn't read the whole thread or you would have seen this. Originally Posted by Trav Look at the number, if it begins with letters eg Williams MS-14-10HRC it is USA made and with numbers only it is Taiwan eg Williams 37917. Check this page or the online...

Did anyone else read the detailed product description section? It doesn't inspire a lot of confidence in what I would receive. The headline description states 3/8" drive and 6 point. The detailed "includes" description states all 1/2" drive sockets, and "Number of Points: 12".

Originally Posted by BMWTurboDzl It takes time for a station and more importantly for a tank farm to run though the more expensive fuel. While that does make sense, we don't seem to experience the same lag when there is any reason to raise the prices and the tank farms are full of cheaper fuel.

I know in Iowa, the 89 octane is the same price as 87. The reason is that it contains a higher percentage of ethanol, which is a big deal in Iowa due to the corn. Anyhow, in a case like that, I could see the mileage being decreased compared to 87.