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I'm inclined to think that Farley was a moron when he was working at Toyota as well.

Supposedly plenty of people are using r134a in r1234YF systems, although instructions have been censored off the internet.

This 444a stuff seems to be hard to buy. Not sure why anyone would use it when R134a is cheap and easy to find.

Markets are now allowed to foreclose after many years of not being able to.

https://www.housingwire.com/articles/may-2026-foreclosure-filings-rise-14-percent-year-over-year/ US foreclosure filings rise 14% annually in May

Flippers are the only people buying foreclosures. I live in one.

Foreclosures are finally being allowed to occur, which is healthy for the housing market.

Just buy whichever is cheaper and don't worry about it.

Allegedly. The patent ran out and they wanted to make something slightly different and a lot more expensive and profitable.

I have those in my house and I think everyone on my street does. No issues. They trip and everything like they are supposed to. No issue with Erie insurance.

This was at an Airbnb:

That is what rental cars are for if you have an EV.

Part number cross references to a copper plug. Hard to believe that someone would counterfeit a copper plug, or at least I have never heard of that happening.

We need pictures to better assess. I would have used a regular roofing tar to patch. https://www.homedepot.com/pep/Henry-208R-Rubberized-Wet-Patch-Black-Roof-Leak-Repair-Sealant-0-90-gal-HE208R142/100041225?

Isn't -11.7% long term fuel trim barely out of spec and going to be difficult to troubleshoot? Perhaps waiting for it to get worse is going to make it easier to figure out.

I know that, but it's still a serious design flaw.

I was wondering if the deck was plastic.

That is a serious design flaw all by itself.

I would just unplug the actuator and open the trunk with the key.

We need pictures!