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A curious question, if you do the parking brake service mode, can you disconnect the battery. The car will sit for a while and will need to be able to move it. Has anyone done this before? Can just normally releasing the P brake do the same? Electric P brakes is just nuts.

I always wondered how these super sonic jets do when practicing the various stalls, approach to landing, accelerated, slow flight, banking etc. At least a Cessna 150 won't go into a flat spin if a spin happens. :ROFLMAO:

As a youngster (teen) I used some crankcase drainings in our chain saw, it corroded the oil tank so badly it leaked. Why? Acids. You don't use RECLAIM OIL, your using old drained crankcase oil. Nomenclature matters, especially on a technical forum. :ROFLMAO: Its a choice deal, use what you...

So then you would get the NT710 for say Honda, how old will it go to? 2009 or ? And its go outa the box no clubs to join, that needs all your info to work?

Yeah but you missed the most important step, the refinery process. This part--- The resulting re-refined (reclaimed) oil can be used to make new lubricants or other petroleum products. Yours is just old filtered used oil.

No you mean in a country that really cares, got nothin to do with the world.

It says works well (NT710) with 2020 - 2021 models? and what about older and newer? How much does it cost? I like that it is a cable connection, I can't stand wi fi. Doesn't say for sure what cars it works on and mentions "One touch to PURCHASE VEHICLE SOFTWARE" in feature number 18, so what is...

When it comes to materials and defects that have been purposely engineered into an automotive product, the laws should be that, if its a proven defect like noted in the article, then it becomes a life time warranty, and that all related failures will all be fixed for free. Maybe a good...

I think your using the wrong term. As you are not reclaiming the oil. Its just plain old USED MOTOR OIL, period. Heres the definition. Reclaimed oil is used oil that has been cleaned, processed, and restored so it can be used again. The exact meaning depends on the type of oil Motor oil...

Used oil is free fuel. And that is what you do by giving it to the auto parts store, it is mainly used to mix with bunker oil for ships etc. at least that was the case in years past. Used acidic dirty oil is not for lubrication.

How can anyone concerned about $ and Gas, think high costs of electric cars saves anything? The only place that can work on them is the dealer. They are not infallible, and can have many different problems through the years. Oh yeah buy new when the warranty is out. With all that expense, makes...

Can always do like the wife did and get one of those Neo plug in the lighter hole gizzmo's and save 20% they say. :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

The key to keeping wear down to a minimum on all moving parts in your car or truck is to park it and not drive it. :ROFLMAO:

The answer is. Anything that uses vacuum tubes in the radio.

Plastic what a great idea. Can't wait till I have to deal with one of those.

Valve body? What about Nextgen or what ever they call it?

Only good thing about that story is, we all need to be happy the engineer, or those engineers did not go to work at Boeing. :ROFLMAO:

Great photos, thank you much. How many have or know any folks that have done high mile rebuilds on units with that update. I have seen some talk that the update has not long term fixed the problem. So how is that Al trash can made? I'm guessing it is a casting of some sort, because a solid bar...

So they have the trash can issues, and made an updated part to fix said issue. So just asking any of you transmission specialist how well that updated part is handling the problems now? Personally I don't see how hard anodized Al can compete with the hard sharp steel of the clutch disks? Just...

Why still the same parts flopping around inside. And much more critical for being dependable. And when at altitude the temperatures are in the sub zero range for at least the old large recip models, at 30,000 feet.