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First transmission I ever had to replace was a "sealed" and "good for 100k" 62TE in a Town and Country that crapped out just after the 100k recommended change. The fluid was extremely dark. Never towed a thing, never even broke traction. I've never had a transmission problem so I was not one of...

I add a little lemon juice to my slaw to brighten it up just a tad.

I don't know. I have a vehicle that sits sometimes for months. If you're in the "cold starts cause wear" camp then an unnecessary cold start may not be something you are a fan of. Do seals become brittle? I don't know. It's got high mileage oil in it. I've had this vehicle for about 4 years now...

If you're new to dash cams, be aware that most of them are not 100% reliable.

So if the water evaporates, how do we know it actually leaves the engine as opposed to hangs out somewhere inside then returns to the oil as a liquid again? Are we assuming it's being sucked up through the pcv?

Oh wow, so run flats are a new thing now. Ok. 🦧

I'm not about to keep up with all that childish crap. Yeah that's what I think of it. I use Prestone universal in everything after a good flush. Everything I've got it in is staying nice and clean.

Now? You've been lucky for a long time.

Are you questioning the the "TOPDON Artibattery101"? :LOL:

I rarely get even one number. Seriously. I can't grip how unlucky I am. On a serious note, with the world as screwed up as it is, I think it is literally a security risk to give anyone as much money as these big lottos are.

Your #1 concern needs to be GM approved as stated in the manual so that when the engine croaks you've got all your receipts so they can't refuse your claim based on "wrong oil". Of course there are choices within that approval and that's where a little science and a lot of opinion come into...

I've lubricated lug nuts before, back when I put WD40 on my plastic fishing worms, and never had a wheel fall off or get stuck on. And I've put vehicles through some harsh stuff.

Guy is pretty down to earth and particular and watching a video like this shows you how you can't judge a filter by just one feature. He mentioned covid, I think there's a lot of crap out there we'll be going through for years because of mfg issues related to covid. I hope I never have to buy...

I've gotten to the point where the risk is in buying a new one, moreso than keeping the old one if it's working ok. GM has always had awesome ps pumps in their vehicles I've owned. I'd be literally scared to replace it. That being said, I think Melling is in the ps pump business now? I'm told...

I have driven and bought new cars since my high school days into my late 30's. With maturity, priorities, and new vehicles that are of questionable quality and cost that insults even a moderately intelligent human, I now prefer older used vehicles with one goal - to get me where I need to go. I...

I'd be afraid to put acetone in anything, even if it hung around long enough to do any cleaning. No?

North of Atlanta - there are multiple lots across the county I work in with stored Amazon vans.

Ugh, can't decide. Which evil manipulative monkey-pandering hypocrite do I vote for. Maybe it's just a GA thing. All our candidates supposedly ran over their wives with cars. :LOL:

I ntoice my vehicles tend to get a softer and softer pedal as time goes by, regardless of bleeding. Maybe this is why.

My 2 stroke is oil injected, so I just keep adding oil, like my '02 Taurus. 😁