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Do you put the B12 in at the same time you change the oil??

Amazing if you think about it. My 96 Tacoma (v6 4 wheel drive) has 293k and gets grease once a year to ALL the Zerks in the drive line. Still all original.

Guns, guns, guns, guns everywhere, and an unstable person with access to a gun.

I like Blackstone. They have the best layout which is easy to read and digest at a glance. And yes, the Fuel numbers are not 100% accurate….but you’ll get an idea if there is a problem. Then I might use another lab for more accurate fuel reading.

Now that’s a hard working fleet! Good mileage!

What a painful repair. Keep it lubed and you’ll never have to do this again.

This^^^^ I don’t want to spend $16-18 for a takeaway sandwich. Priced me out of thier market. Subway is more my taste $13-14.

I’d use VRP for the remainder of this cars life. It clearly deserves it and you will be the beneficiary!

Miles on vehicle and OCI? I’m sure it’s a hard working truck.

Take a breath and check back in 30k. It’s just braking in. It’s just another 300k Subaru in the making.

4 or 5 Valvoline Restore and Protect 5k oil change intervals .

So that was 7 yrs on that cabin filter?

5 years on, raising two teen boys (shared custody) and no time or interest in dating. Happy as a pig in mud. Being single after 20 years of marriage is just what the Dr ordered.

It’s a good thing to crawl under a car or lay down and use a flashlight every once in a while.

Looks very good!! Once a year. Rinse and repeat.

That is super tidy!

I can’t seem to find the photos of the internals? But it sure looks like the photo of the block and timing cover were put through a parts washer . How about a new link to the photos of the Bearings and such??

Drive on. Check back in 20k. I bet they’ll look fine.

Let it go. You gave her the car….and it’s her responsibility. This looks like a teachable moment?

I love your photo! Is that a rusty truck bed?