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Junked my last HP printer because it just ate through cartridges. Seem to recall the whole set being around $120. Here is a good video on the subject.

Gree and Midea make most of the mini splits on the market.

Car sounds good!

Not sure what part of WV you are from but we have spent a lot of time riding there. I have family from Webster county. It used to be an atv hot spot until all the land got leased up.

I am a Polaris guy but will admit they have their issues.

Builders use them because they are cheap. New construction is very cut throat too so most hvac contractors are using the cheapest stuff they can get.

Is someone trying to sell you Goodman equipment? Also did you figure out your noise issue?

They really didn't do anything to improve goodman. Its still crap quality equipment. The sad thing is daikin has put their name tag on some goodman equipment. Actual daikin commercial equipment is good. Daikin residential equipment is just re labeled goodman equipment.

Oreillys commercial accounts are a joke or at least they were when I worked there 10 years ago. Prices were never much cheaper on anything if they were cheaper at all.

Had the transmission in my 98 ranger fail on me. It had been rebuilt prior to me owning it. It didn't fail completely but was in limp mode. Guy that rebuilt it told me who ever had done it before used a cheap torque converter brand that was known for failing. He said he was amazed it made it as...

Think the rule of thumb for years has been to avoid any fluid labeled 303.

Can you lift the car up and run it while off the ground? Maybe see if something stands out while its turning. I just did this with my little Mazda truck because I am also fighting a vibration. With the truck in the air and idling in first gear I can see the rear of the driveshaft has noticeable...

Here ya go. Been in service for 10 years now at my house and I have above normal water pressure. No leaks.

Stick with 5W30. MY brother just ran a 12k mile OCI in his F150 with the 5.0 running Amsoil signature series 5W30 and the oil analysis showed below average wear. No oil consumption either.

Those ones for water heaters you can. Just screw them on until they are snug.

They just thread on and the gasket seals them. I'm not crazy about them but they work and I have used them many times in the past.

You sure that came from rock auto? That seems really odd to me.

All the stations that sell it around here have a separate hose or pump for it.

Stick with OE. Have heard nothing but problems from guys who tried to use a VOV.

I'd be curious to see what it looks like. I figure its run of mill but who knows.