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many thanks for the technical info from the guru. i'll google on that more...

there is nothing more. the wires are from the tire. i clipped them before driving back and they grew longer since. i'll pull on them tomorrow just for fun of it.

02/20 it was covid in china by then alright. why does it matter?

nope, fairly new, barely used tires.

single axle. never deflated. they kept the nominal pressure of 50PSI despite wires sticking out. i cut the wires and didn't pull on them as i needed to drive to the place with replacement wheels. I can pull on them tomorrow.

ST175/80R13. the tires i used before were ST175/80D13.

it's a long story, but to make it short, i took my boat to a lake an 1hr of interstate driving away. tires are fairly new, 2.5 years old with a third boating season. low miles with tread like new. proper size and load rating. the tires were in great shape and properly inflated before the trip...

Wow, I didn't know the thread was still running. Thanks again. I did write a letter to the HOA and met with the president to make them aware of the problems with the neighbor and his dogs. All they will do is to issue a remainder to keep dogs locked or on a leash. I'll get a some kind of body...

You guys are awesome! Thanks for the advice and I feel better already. Happy Thanksgiving, too.

Originally Posted by aquariuscsm Did this piece of [censored] touch your wife? yeah, this when we decided to stop playing polite neighbors anymore.

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! While the turkey is in the oven, I need from your guys an advice on neighbor and dog issues. I live in a "good an safe" neighborhood, but have a neighbor with anger control and aggressive dog. My little dog an a leash was attacked by his dog running loose outside...

Update: U used the sprayer this weekend for trial run and it worked great and put down a great quality (very smooth) of cabinet paint film, even though i didn't thin the paint (it clearly says do not thin in instructions). Being a BITOG member, i'm meticulous about lubing and cleaning and this...

simple: 1st choice is electric, 2nd choice is hybrid.

never mind, i found my answer. turns out you can search HF reviews. i searched for lube and one of them had the answer: Quote This is a really cheap paint gun, but does not come with the best instructions. There are a few things you need to know to get the best results this sprayer can provide...

i bought it for doors and cabinet doors painting and for it's price I don't have high expectations. i'm good with spraying, but not so much with brushes/rollers.

I picked up an inexpensive airless (electric) spray gun at HF. I haven't used it, but read instructions for pre-use, use, and post-use cleaning. A bit confusing and I think this is why a lot of people fail with those and give one star review. Lots of 5 stars too. Anyhow, they mention application...

Originally Posted By: dlundblad Originally Posted By: friendly_jacek Originally Posted By: Alex_V Does the oil pressure gauge on said car allow you to see any difference in hot idle oil pressure? no gauge, this is street car (RAV4/V6). Doesn’t it say not for extended use in vehicles with...

Originally Posted By: Alex_V Does the oil pressure gauge on said car allow you to see any difference in hot idle oil pressure? no gauge, this is street car (RAV4/V6).

Originally Posted By: Chris142 is it supposed to be blue? yes, Synthetic VR1 is sapphire blue in color per the website.

I used it for the first time. Poured in from 1qt bottles and it felt runny, just like 0W20 oil I use in another car. It's also light blue (can't see it on a dipstick). The oil that I used before in that car (several OCIs) was QSUD, also 10W30 and similar specs in terms of viscosity but seemed...