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I wish I could offer some advice, but the majority of work we do is on copiers and a few laser printers. Once in a while, an individual will bring an inkjet in and ask if we can fix it. As a courtesy, we will try to clean the print head, but if not successful, we recommend replacement of the...

Wow, many years of experience there! Congrats on your long career and retirement. I work for a Toshiba dealer.

I hear ya. This was yesterday afternoon here. It's a few degrees cooler today.

I repair copiers, and occasionally we are asked to look at an inkjet. If the print head is clogged, we will run the built-in cleaning cycle, sometimes multiple times. If that doesn't fix it, soak a lint-free cloth with either warm water or alcohol and let it sit against the bottom of the print...

It's interesting how people have different experiences with the same products. I've always had good results with both NGK and ND. In fact, many Japanese bike owner's manuals list the part numbers for both. I'm not discounting your experience; I just find it interesting.

HiFlo makes a good filter. We use either HiFlo or NAPA Gold on our bikes.

Did you mean Siberia?

You will be fine using either the 0W20 or 5W20 syn.

I would guess that Wix has contracts with multiple mfrs/plants, and you simply got filters from different ones.

^^^this

Yes, it's not very clear, but here's how I interpret it: -0W20, 5W20, 0W30, 5W30, and 5W40 grades can be used if the oil meets both ACEA and API. -The other grades shown on the chart only need to meet one or the other.

The Maxlife blend will be fine. However, if you want to keep to try it, Valvoline also makes a full syn version of Maxlife.

I would continue using the PSF. (BTW, there's no "t" in Dexron.)

This post is timely. Our forecast for the week looks pretty hot, so I washed out the coils on our outdoor unit on Saturday. It is now 23 years old, and the cap is original. It made me think I really should have a spare on hand!

I find it interesting that the bottle gives instructions for diesel engines, but 1.5 in the SDS says "RESTRICTIONS ON USE: THIS STABILIZER IS FOR GASOLINE ENGINES ONLY".

Personally, I'd treat the gas with a good conditioner/stabilizer every time you fill it, so that sitting will be less of an issue going forward. (Of course, this is after you get the current problem sorted.)

Update for anyone interested: I went back this morning, and politely showed the clerk a print out of the email from the State Dept. She had a shocked look on her face after reading it, and kept saying over and over "that's what they told me in training". I told her it was fine; now we have the...

Yes, but thick or thin?

Yes, but thick or thin?

Yep! I bought a Fluke meter in the 90s when I was in tech school, and still use it for work.