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I have used a site called - appliancepartspro.com - for a few years now. I'm not affiliated in any way, just a satisfied customer. Reasonable prices and shipping, just plug your model number in the box and the available parts will be listed for you along with a breakdown by subsection. The site...

The “Readiness Monitors” are required to be set or complete. Look at an online forum for your particular requirements. Things like, X amount of time above 45 mph but below 60 with no cruise control and varying acceleration loads, etc.

We used a very similar material about 7 - 8 years ago in conjunction with additional attic insulation. We also wrapped exposed ductwork (insulated flex-duct) and added ridge vents to our ranch style here in N. Texas and you will notice a difference. Not a large financial load up front but do it...

Vandegriff Honda is in Ft Worth, TX...very competitive prices they are at www.1hondaparts.com I have ordered quite a few times from them with no trouble

2004 Honda Accord EX V6, 246K on it when we traded it in and still on OEM Cats

The Defender LTX M/S replaced the LTX M/S 2; the tread design appears the same but the compound has changed slightly to mitigate the sidewall micro-cracks that Michelin seems to be prone to (at least that was my understanding of the conversation with my local Discount Tire) I have had the LTX...

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Life has always seemed incomplete without them as part of the fabric of your life. I've had a couple over the years that were absolutely extraordinary, not that the others weren't great. As most fathers with daughters already know, when your daughter has picked a young man and she tells you he...

Once upon a time, we used it to coat flat tappet cams during buildup if we didn't have anything else. Has great cling quality, very similar to Motor Honey if they still sell that. Always did the trick for us.

I found an old picture of my Olds V-8 small block taken at 88K miles while replacing the intake valley pan type gasket and cleaning out the EGR passages. This engine had a steady diet of Redline 10W-30, I lived in Florida at the time and the car saw quite a bit of highway driving and was kept in...

Honda OEM filters seem to be treated with some kind of tack/oil in the filter media and catch dirt much better than aftermarket. At least in my wife's Accord in my signature and my parents' 2003 Accord V6; cost a little more than aftermarket but seem to do a better job...throttle bodies stay...

I'm the tall one. This was taken at a Saudi AB near the Jordan border in 1990 for a joint SAR tactics exercise. Best job I ever had.

We keep a joint account for living expenses...house payment, monthly bills, food, vet bills...you get the idea. We also have our own accounts for fun/everyday, fuel, car insurance, etc.; we also set aside monthly amounts for home remodel stuff and so on. 401K, and payroll related...

My Tacoma gets about 2 mpg better on average on the highway on E0; tested/tracked many times on a 380 mile one-way trip to central Kansas. I have made that trip about 3-4 times a year for 7+ years. E0 is available at home and in Salina, KS so I don't mind the upcharge. When my mileage id good...

My daughter bought a used (34K miles) 2012 a few months ago. Looks kind of Space Age on the inside. Owned by an elderly gentleman, I put a new battery in it...THAT was a chore; oil filter can be exciting to get out, you need a transmission funnel to catch the overflow oil when you unscrew it so...

Congrats! Looks good; I lived in Navarre for 11 years while stationed at Hurlburt Field once upon a time. I still miss "The Emerald Coast" Nothing equals Grilled Amberjack!

Redline D4 will make your Honda/Acura very happy and unless you drive it extremely hard, allow you to push the drain and fill intervals. Redline is a little more expensive...especially in the case of a 3x drain and fill conversion, but worth it in my opinion. We had a 2004 Accord V6 sedan that...

I personally wouldn't. Cash or certified funds. All she has to do is contact Paypal and tell them there is a problem with the vehicle; your funds are then frozen until the dispute is resolved. You could have her sign a bill of sale that states - "As-Is" "No Refunds" See if that works for the buyer.

Originally Posted By: SatinSilver Where's a good place to buy Bilsteins? You can try Down South Motorsports HERE They usually have periodic sales, this is where I got mine, I'm not affiliated in any way. Or try Amazon

I have the 5100 series on the Tacoma in my signature. One of the 2 best things I did to my truck, the other was Michelin LTX M/S2 tires. Put them on and don't look back; you'll wish you did it sooner