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I think this is the general consensus. I believe it was touched on a few times by a few automotive C-levels in the news. Almost a subscription based service (TaaS - Transportation as a Service), especially as AD (Autonomous Driving) becomes standardized. The rationale is that this vehicle a...

I agree, was making the statement that it’s just preferable you don’t use anything outside of a regular high quality oil and shorter OCIs. MMO just a reference to other products and tricks of the trade (Tranny Fluid) that are usually thrown out there.

Generally the older advice and it is sound advice is that it's better to do it over time. It will gradually clear up on it's on as you do your regular oil changes on time, maybe 3k instead of 5k depending on the type of driving you do. Generally you could replace 1 qt or 1/2 a qt of oil the...

There is also a lawsuit regarding some engines from Subaru that areally burning oil. I'd research and monitor the vehicle to make sure it's not something more than a potential fill mistake that one time.

I feel your pain! Toyota dealer near work did an oil change on my Venza. Drove 6500 miles and when it was time for an oil change noticed a bunch of oil on the bottom of the pan and a drip from the plug! It was barely threaded in! Just did the front and rear differentialseat on my frontier and...

Originally Posted By: gallydif I have used Little Trees for a long time now. Favorite is black ice. They don't last that long though. They last long if you use them the way they are meant to be used (some people dont know this, just stating it for everyone). Supposed to tear a little bit of...

With my GM vehicle's, i rode it down to 0%. Was about 6,500/7,000 miles on an oil change.

Ughh, definitely have another weekend project ahead of me. That tiny bit of debris that fell in is causing a buzz/rattle when i turn the fan on -_-.

Wow, lucked out that I didn't stumble upon a corpse yet. Thanks for sharing! I never had this issue before so mice never crossed my mind. Lol

I didn't do anything about the clip, it closed the lid (it's loose) but the clip is actually part of the box in there..so replacing it would be a monumental effort. I went outside and removed the wiper cowl and really couldn't find an entry way, but I know it has to be there. I'll try again...

Originally Posted By: Shannow Is that the D22 or D40 ? I've got a D22, and there's no cabin air filter on the Aussie models. It's a D40.

Originally Posted By: ejes I'd be looking at the wiring up under there too if you can. Definitely looks like mice. They love wiring insulation. Definitely will check, thanks for the suggestion/heads up.

Originally Posted By: SatinSilver Yes, I'd definitely give them a call esp if this was a Nissan dealer who would have the filters in stock. What happened to the Venza? http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/3256891/1 I was very "equity" positive on my Venza, and given I...

Originally Posted By: bdcardinal The only ones I have seen that are worse were on vehicles where some small animal gets inside the heater box and the blower motor makes hamburger. Lovely, definitely going to give them a call then. I would expect them to give a car a quick check up before...

Think it might have been mice? Greaatttt

Hey guys. Recently purchased a used 2012 Nissan Frontier with about 45k on the clock. I gave it a thorough look over and it seemed to be a pretty decent purchase. Bought it in January 2016. Cold weather, fan seemed kind of "meh", took a while to heat the truck up, and constantly got the smell...

Originally Posted By: rkpatt Geico vs Progessive ? I am shopping for auto insurance. It is down to choosing between Geico vs Progressive. I my case, the Geico quote is around 20% lower than Progressive but would it be worth paying more for Progressive for better service etc (slightly better JD...

Originally Posted By: camrydriver111 Did you check the back of rotors for scoring? If it continues, I plan on doing a full disassembly to reinspect and do it all again. I'll hand spin the rear and see if I hear anything

Originally Posted By: buck91 As others mentioned, sounds like something is rubbing. How did you clean the hubs before installing new rotors? Did you lube the slide pins? Fully reset the caliper pistons and at least quick bleed if not flush the brake fluid? After that I would check for rotor...

Originally Posted By: ddtmoto Give it a thousand miles to break in. Some make noise for a while. Patience. They will get better or worse. I'll try the suggestions here, and will report back. This was my first foray into replacing the brakes and made sure I watched and read the process online...