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Exactly, never speed through an intersection

Picked up a Honda Monkey that was used only as a display, it had 40KM. Oil is still factory fill. Gas was yellow, so I drained and fill with ethanol free, and ran 5 mins. Foctory fill is not any special oil according to internet Monkey gurus. Any reason I need to drain this out? My gut says...

Intersting bike, where are they made?

It gets better, there is a $20 rebate on 10L for net gain of $2. Took my Son up to buy some more.

Local Walmart has Pennzoil Platinum High Mileage 5L for $9 CAD, bought all they had. Went to nearby Walmart to check stock, it was $39.95. Went back to first Walmart a few days later, and it was shelf marked $39.95, but when I scanned it came up $9. I bought what was in stock. So hit and...

Son, ignore all the advice you got here. Get yourself some Wolfs Head 5W30 and call it a day. It won`t let you down...

Your earlier Hondas may have burned oil, but not likely from abuse. These engines used a cast iron oil control ring that did not hold up. If you take the head off you will see all the factory cross hatch, and there is an updated oil ring if you wanted to bother to take it apart. my 1988 HR214...

Can you clarify what you have noticed bu adding TCW-3 to the fuel? And why TCW-3 instead of JASO FD low ash oil

Yes it is, and you keep being the grammer and spelling police of the internet. You should make a lot of friends...

A "Chonda" is a Chinese built honda clone engine. But you be you

I picked up a non-working Firman 3650 generator as a emergency back up for $150. Seller said it was hardly used, and because the pull cord was broke, he could not start it. He said he did not know the hours. I replaced the pull cord, cleaned the carb, and changed the oil (it was dirty and...

Use it!

Very odd, as I seen cars go way longer and the oil drained out fine, although black. It the scenario you describe, the vehicle would not have been able to drive into the shop

I would agree, however only has 147K KMS

Scan tool, these cars have no temp guage

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I don't think so, but having a look at it would be helpful.

My 2000 Beetle 1.8 has gone 15 years, & 90,000 KMs since the timing belt was changed by PO at an Indy shop. VW says 100,000 miles regardless of age to make a change. VW forums say to disregard the VW recommendation and do it sooner. Anyone knowledgeable in this area care to comment?

Starts to open at 188F according to on line info

OEM thermostat $121, vs $10 for Motorad