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When possible, set up 2 Step Verification. From then on, when logging in, you will receive a PIN (by phone) that you type in.

I had the same problem driving down a dirt road once. Every thing was going fine when all of a sudden I heard a LOUD rubbing sound. I pulled over and looked under the vehicle and saw NO problems. I figured since every thing looked good, I'd keep driving (and worrying). I drove about 1/2 mile...

Good web-site with a lot of info on ID Theft. https://www.reddit.com/r/personalfinance/wiki/identity_theft 1) Credit Freeze / 4 Credit reporting Agencies 2) Opt-Out of Junk Mail 3) Do Not Call Registry Stay one step ahead of the thieves Hope this helps someone.

My situation: I always had my vehicle 'oil' treated in the Fall. Never washed it off after Winter / Yes it's very dirty & greasy underneath. A lot of the oil stayed on after Winters / I never worried about the oil absorbing any salt, but always thought about it. Now I don't drive as much in...

With all that went on in Texas and Florida, it got me thinking. If the electric power goes out, If the Generator won't start, I got rid of my propane grill (to much to clean after each use) replaced with an Indoor Grill (similar to a George Foreman) How could I make some simple meals ? This is...

This happened to me yesterday. I approach an intersection (posted speed limit is 30 MPH) I'm 2 cars from the 'red' signal and see this big cloud of dust. Apparently there was a broken bag of concrete mix in the road. Every car driving from my left to my right drives thru it causing clouds of...

Originally Posted By: LoneRanger Lock all your credit reports, don't use a debit card use credit cards instead (exposing the bank's money not yours), and get a PIN from the IRS for tax filing. Don't ever write checks, everything needed to exploit your bank account is right there on face of the...

For the most part, I agree with the OP. I needed a simple tail-pipe bracket for my exhaust system. It's only a piece of rubber that you bolt on. I bought what they had at A.A.P. and it was junk. I had to do to much modifying. I then paid the price and bought OEM. OEM had a piece of sheet...

Originally Posted By: slybunda i dont have enough space to get a screwdriver behind it. and largest screwdriver flat head bits iv seen are 8mm. need something twice the size. How about a piece of Angle Aluminum or any kind of scrap metal ? Don't position it like a screw-driver, but more like a...

Originally Posted By: bubbatime The technology is getting cheaper. If you save the box and the receipt, they usually say something like 3 year warranty, 5 year warranty, 7 year warranty, etc. EVERY single time I have tried to take a bulb back, to Wal-Mart or Home Depot, they ALWAYS give me a...

I have a Justrite Gas Can in 2 1/2 and 5 gallon size. 2 1/2 gallon for filling lawn-mower & snow-thrower 5 gallon for storm emergencies. http://www.justritemfg.com/products/safe...ow-safety-cans/ What I like about these cans is: 1) Self Venting so they don't swell up like the plastic cans. 2)...

I had mine done by an Indy Mechanic who used an 'exchanger' machine. The Transmission (in my truck) pumped out the OLD and sucked in the NEW. My biggest concern was that they used the correct fluid to put back in. All went well. Since then, I have installed a transmission pan with a drain plug...

Good you fixed it. Great feeling when you save the cost of hiring a Plumber. I have never heard of a Pressure Regulator for plumbing. My water comes out of the Meter and then on to the Faucets.

Desktop OR Laptop ? ? ? My Desktop is a Dell Inspiron One What I like about it is that the 'workings' are behind the 20" Monitor / NO Tower sitting on floor. Also has built-in Speakers. Bought in 2014 for 430. plus tax.

Always good to score on an older tool that you can put to good use. I have an older one from maybe the 1960's. Left Spindle - Grinding Wheel Right Spindle - Wire Wheel

How about something like this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/5-X-Digital-Hour-Meter-Gauge-For-Gas-Engine-Motor-Boat-ATV-Snowmobile-Black-USA-/272483202850?hash=item3f7143b722:g:QtgAAOSw6DtYTnk2 I've not used this kind, but it says it connects to the spark plug wire...

To satisfy yourself, type-up a List of your concerns. Nothing wrong with doing this, it's your vehicle. Keep the List simple and to the point. Discuss all your concerns with the Service Writer and possible the Mechanic that's going to do the work. Your not telling them how to do the work, only...

I applied GREASE to mine when 2002 truck was purchased new. I live in the rust-belt. Today, if you wipe the grease off, the brake lines look brand new. Every couple of years, I will mix Fluid Film and Never-Seize and smear it around (incase any of the grease was drying up). I make an effort to...

Originally Posted By: Wolf359 That relief valve vent is way too close to the ground, typically it's supposed to be about 6 inches. You can get an entire pan for the water heater at Home Depot. When it leaks, it doesn't normally leak from the relief valve. With Shark bite fittings, it's even...

My tank is 11 years old. Rheem 40 Gal / Nat Gas Last year I removed the Anoide Rod and it still looked good (removal was a learning experience). Replaced it anyway. Installed a 3/4" Ball Valve for draining out any sediment. I also ground a 1/4" hole at Base thru 'outer' cover so that if the...