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I have used KYB shocks/struts on my vehicles for many years when they have needed replacement. I have always been satisfied with the performance and the life. Had an old Camry that I put KYB GR-2 on at 140k, sold the car at 215k and it still rode and handled perfectly. On my Chrysler 300 I put...

Page 14 of this PDF (page 12 in the printed section) has the specs for the engine: http://www.smallenginesuppliers.com/html/engine-specs/tecumseh/engine-specs_line-drawings.pdf

Yeah, it was a personal pace 6.5 hp model. The one I had was the same flathead engine you have there. If I remember correctly it's around 180-200cc. Only difference on mine was the back wheels were bigger. Everything else looks exactly the same.

I used to have that exact same mower with that same engine. I don't have the model number on hand but I do know this is the correct carburetor for it because it worked great to fix mine: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KI15VZ0/

My wife has a 2011 Genesis with the 4.6. We got it about 4.5 years ago when it had about 45,000 miles on it and it now has about 72,000 miles. I would definitely buy the car again. It has been very reliable, has tons of power, rides well and is overall a very nice car. My only complaint is that...

Originally Posted by LoneRanger Originally Posted by jhellwig Toaster ovens have come a long way. We have one that can cook a full frozen pizza and has a convection fan. We use the oven a lot less now. There isn't really a good substitute for a microwave in reheating and defrosting thing. We...

The tail lights on that generation always reminded me of Dr. Robotnik's mustache:

I used to have the regular P4 on a Camry that I sold to my brother. They were some of the greatest tires I've ever had, and I'm very picky about what tires I will use. I recently replaced the tires on my car and was very sad to find out that they weren't available in the size my car needs. I'd...

If you don't have an impact the top of the shaft should have a way to stick a box wrench on it or a small socket so you can turn the nut without spinning the shaft. But if you do have an impact do like rooflessVW said and zap it real quick.

For that size I'd go with regular passenger rated Michelin Defenders or Continental PureContact if you want long life and good ride quality.

My wife has the Pure Contact on her '11 Genesis 4.6. They have fantastic grip in wet and dry conditions and do a good job holding the road even under very heavy acceleration and braking. Road noise isn't bad. Can't say much about snow as we haven't used it in snow. If they came in the size for...

Is the rotation direction of the tires correct?

Probably the idle air control valve. Your Jeep has almost the same one my Dodge truck has with the 5.2 motor and the idle air control valve is always pretty whistly when it is cold.

Originally Posted By: bigt61 Originally Posted By: anonobomber Summoning - Old Mornings Dawn Nice obscure pick. I actually prefer Summoning - Stronghold (1999) For me it would have to be Metallica - Ride The Lightning - I wore it out on vinyl. The production was amazing by 1984 standards...

Originally Posted By: totegoat I don't usually buy a package that has been opened. Local Wally is third highest in the nation for shop lifting. They have resorted to checking receipts and cart content. Thieves cost us all. You don't have to let them check your receipt and cart content. Once...

You forgot a period in "etc." so here's an extra ".". Also, your last sentence has a comma splice. :-P

Originally Posted By: Chris142 Originally Posted By: hatt I've been wanting to test out a couple of those bulbs. Only problem is I'm cheap and they are like $8. they will pay for them selves in a few months Not if you compare them to more efficient bulbs. The cost of the bulb is much less...

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Originally Posted By: KingCake Originally Posted By: anonobomber Super duper [censored]. I had one on my Chrysler 300 that failed after 18,000 miles by leaking at the shaft. The warranty replacement one started leaking with 21,000 miles on it. So much for trying to be proactive while replacing...

Super duper [censored]. I had one on my Chrysler 300 that failed after 18,000 miles by leaking at the shaft. The warranty replacement one started leaking with 21,000 miles on it. So much for trying to be proactive while replacing my timing belt. I bet the OEM pump would still be going strong...