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If you have any type of non open dif you definitely need to use what is speced, Jeep with the quadradrive has some weird additive, my GM truck with E lockers also has a non additive spec for it which is very important it will not work correctly with LS fluid added in.

That is not enforced in most corner shops as the tests are focused on actual tire inspection tread depth and then the emissions is only driven by the OBD2 computer which does not see the TPMS apparently. I would hope a legit dealership would fail you though.

In a 2009 Toyota it cannot but it is easily defeatable I have helped a co worker find the connector in a 2010 Tacoma which was right behind the cab seatbelt area and once disconnected no more warning lamp...

This is regularly done on the patrol cars where I work I have seen it in person and thought they were kidding but apparently practice makes perfect. They just empty the tire of air by pulling the valve core out first then the kid sprayed some tire lube on the edge of rim and used a tire lever to...

RGT...

link please> I may need to buy was considering having it on in our "gym" room to see if that double dip can really help

Looks sunny today so I'm heading outside with dogs soon but yeah its a legit thing, have you seen the lights they use indoors in places like AK where its a few hrs a day of sunlight?

AKA "drunk on maple syrup"

I've used the RE3 coated rotors repeatedly now and they do end up looking nicer after a year in the salt belt than just standard versions without much more cost. Not sure on the pads never used that brand...

Its just amazing how many people still believe this type of story....

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I'm like a Mascaro truck at that place, pull up, drop off a load of garbage and go.......o_O

Well to the OP you are on a great path here but a bit behind the times. I literally live within walking distance of the streamlight company. It is huge and is well known in the first responder world all over. Yes extreme up front cost compared to other stuff however the big selling point to me...

You are on the wrong forum with this question sir... You need to jump over to this.... https://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f20/reverse-lights-don-t-work-04-wj-4382523/ I would not have my own 03 GC still on the road with out help from the guys on there have literally built a new jeep thanks to...

If he can take it out the best thing is just let a good carpet cleaner actually sit on it they usually say 15 in the directions, scrub it well with stiff bristle brush and then hose the whole thing til the water is clear. The best thing for mildew smell is going to be letting it dry completely...

Yeah what he said ^^ and I would add that the most important thing for the hobby guy is having good CLEAN pads and the correct grits of the pads and the polishes you are using. It is very time consuming but you can safely restore stuff that looks terrible this way with zero fear of doing damage...

If you are using the duplicolor clear I learned the hard way that you really need a few days of drying on the original paint before applying it. Something in the paint chemistry didn't work when I tried to shoot the duplicolor on top of a few hours old coat of rustoleum and it all wrinkled up...

Wasnt there discussion about using the EURO spec springs on these? and wasn't someone building a RSB for them also?

That duplicolor clear coat made for the wheels is actually pretty good Ive used it now on several body parts and if you let the cans sit in warm water for about 15 min prior to spray out it comes out looking like glass and 2 years later I dont see any sign of yellowing or anything bad its...

Why not just buy brand new steel wheels for the police car p71 style? Ive bought them for $50 online. They were made up to 17" diameter and will obviosly fit your car correctly. https://www.crownvic.net/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1061944