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I had a leak this year in my 2013 Altima that I thought was coming from the sunroof. After weeks of dealing with seemingly random and hard to track leaks, using wire and compressed air to clear the sunroof drains, II finally resorted to a garden hose and found the leak. My problem was the...

Originally Posted By: JeffKeryk Originally Posted By: BlitzPuppet I took mine in to the dealer to get serviced ... Mind if I ask how much the dealer charged? Thanks in advence... It was around this time last year, I don't have my receipt here on me, and the website doesn't have the price...

Recommended service is at 60K I believe. I took mine in to the dealer to get serviced as I believe it had some sort of action needed by a scan tool that resets "Fluid Life" or something like that. I may be wrong, but I did it anyways.

Originally Posted By: The Critic From the pictures, there is nothing wrong. The rusted area is a rust ring on the unswept areas of the friction surface. If you look closely, the swept area is the same size on both sides. Look at the size of the pad compared to the rotor, and you will see what...

I plan on taking the wheel off this weekend and taking a look at that side. I'll take it all apart, bleed it some more, and then put it all back together. If that rust isn't cleaned off by braking after that then I'll just get a new caliper and see if that fixes it.

Hello all. I have a 2013 Altima that has been making a brake squeal under LIGHT braking (Never on hard) for quite a while now. I believed it was coming from the rears so I went ahead and got new rotors (AC Delco Pro Anti-Rust Coated) and new pads (Akebono Ultra Prem) to put on the rears. This...

Have you tried disabling your AV to make sure it isn't blocking access to external drives? Have you also tried browsing using an elevated command prompt or powershell? I'll also say different editions of windows 10 should not matter in this case.

Yes. Pixel Density. Adjustibility Refresh Rate choices (Gsync, freesync as well) Connectibility. It all depends on what you plan on using it for, but yes. Monitors are better than TVs.

I have a Homeland Security safe that I'm happy with. Holds everything I want in it (especially with the rifle rod system). Plenty of room for expansion .

Well we took the car in this weekend and had them change the oil and filter (700 mile OCI, woohoo). They want us to come back in after 1200 to do a recheck on the oil level to see if the car is experiencing an issue. They did say that they didn't find any leaks and everything was installed...

Originally Posted By: Blkstanger My Sister in law has the same car and Subaru just replaced her engine free of charge. What was the reasoning behind the engine change?

Originally Posted By: JTK Blitz, sorry if I missed it, but is your Forester a CVT or 6spd manual? It seems many of the oil burners were manual trans equipped. I know what you mean though. I owned a 2014 Subaru XV Crosstrek 5spd that made oil disappear sporadically from new until I traded it in @...

Originally Posted By: Virtus_Probi Subaru has made progress with the 2.5l engines drinking oil, but has not gotten the issue totally under control. If you're going to let them handle the oil and do a consumption test, INSIST on seeing the oil level before they put the seals on. Subaru dealers...

Originally Posted By: FirstNissan I think your car is burning oil, the whole story about "end users who change their own oil" is a bunch of junk, however let them do the next few changes and see what happens to consumption since they will "monitor it", That's what I was thinking as well. I've...

Hey all, My wife is currently driving her 2015 Subaru Forester 2.5 non turbo with around 46K miles on the clock. At around 30-Something thousand I started doing her oil changes for her, since I do them on my car anyways. I use Pennzoil Plat 0w-20 on her car and go 6-7K between oil changes. I...

Quick question is yes. Windows 10 is pretty good at caching/preallocating RAM based on the amount available. Install more RAM, you'll most likely idle with more "in use" than you did before. As far as the most bang for the buck upgrade, go with others say and upgrade to an SSD.

Looks like a lot of good advice so far! Thanks for everyone's input Originally Posted By: The Critic IN my experience, the factory rear pads on the newer Nissan products are very very noisy. Part of the reason is because they changed the hardware design (they removed the tab off the backing...

It's about time for my 2013 Nissan Altima 3.5SV to get new rear pads I think. Last trip to the dealer had the pad life at "yellow" (fronts were green. Just the nature of the beast with new cars I'm told) and I've noticed that the closer I get to 40K miles the more noise my rear brakes make. Any...

Easy to normally figure out, you just need to do one of two things: A. When it's happening (or before) open up task manager, go to the processes tab, go to view-Select columns and add PF Delta. Generally this will give clues as to what process is accessing the hard drive so much at the time but...

Yes, if *.* is listed on the cookies to keep then generally it's going to keep all cookies.