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No leaks anywhere so I’ll give the master cylinder a whirl today.

I posted my purchase of a ‘96 Chevy ext cab P/U I guess 3 years ago. At 242k miles it took an ignition module and cam position sensor to make it run correctly. I recently put a new battery, cap, rotor, plugs and wires on it and at 260k miles it runs fantastic. Unbelievable for the miles / age...

$949 in doc fees?! That’s not happening. I’d offer them $200 in doc fees and if they don’t like it, walk. Pure profit center.

And to think I worried about my Kia…..

No loss.

Send it all to project farm, probably see them in a video in the future.

IIRC the current frontier doesn’t have cylinder deactivation, which equates as a plus for me. Right price, 0% loan I’d buy a base model in a heartbeat.

I’d keep driving it. At least wait till times get bad enough that 0% financing comes back (if ever).

2021 Kia Soul LX 2.0 6 speed. Castrol Edge 5w-20 with Kia filter. Every 3750 miles, Kia’s idea of severe service. Just firing a Kia off constitutes “severe service”.

Brunette. She did not recommend LG or Samsung based on compressor longevity and parts availability. I bought the the Hisense because it was cheaper; she had plenty of GE, Maytag etc in the same configuration but more $$$ and you’re cleaning the condenser and fan twice a year. According to her...

I bought a Hisense bottom freezer / top fridge on the advice of the sales girl who knew what she was talking about. Her advice: 1) keep it simple -no ice or water in the door - use ice trays; ipad like screens in the door are also a no-no. Avoid telematics, and last but not least - do not buy...

I’m using Valvoline high mileage in my 260k mile Chevy pickup. It makes 3k mile OCI’s without adding oil, still leaks a bit though. I guess I could regasket the engine or just let it roll. You already which way I went….

That’s as far as they can take it……unless we get a 0w negative 5 oil….

Maybe could give it a whirl as an additive in an old Briggs and Stratton powered lawn mover. They’ll digest most anything.

I have a friend who crashed an Acura and had it towed to the dealer. After assurances that their body shop was so good no one would ever know it’d been crashed, he said, “Good, I’d like to trade it in”. As soon as the insurance company cut him his check he did indeed trade it in for a new...

Around my house bottles of wine and scotch struggle to see the end of the month!

My seals are dry… so is the whole underside of the car!

What’s even better is add green and red bell peppers, garlic and skirt steak and you’ve got a winner!

Man that is dining at its finest! I’d pass up a white tie dinner at the White House for what they’re making there!

Man I tell you I’d love another Mazda; the prices are ok but nearly every model I like (or can afford) has cylinder de-activation, which I’ve heard bad things about. Does anybody here own a Mazda with high mileage with this stuff that hasn’t goofed up?