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This may not help, but years ago I replaced a set of pads and also used a new set of shims. The brakes made noise. The replacement shims did not fit as nice as the originals. I put the original shims back on and the noise was eliminated. Good luck

Does your provider have a list of approved modems? That would be where I would start.

I use a moto g stylus 5G-2023. I purchased it as an open box item from Best Buy. I have no issues with it. I have enjoyed my moto phones. I work construction. I can be clumsy and I can deal with breaking a cheaper phone. The stylus, I never use it.

I switched to a slip on boot the last few years wearing a Wolverine W221005. A very comfortable boot. But it's been discontinued. Look at Wolverine W221045.

I might lean toward Quaker State Ultimate Protection. It's easy to find and priced right. There are many solid choices. Spend as a few bucks more if it gives you peace of mind.

With that many miles how about a clogged cat? When you give it gas from a stop it struggles? Just a guess

Just a guess, possibly an orifice tube issue?

Last time I checked it was https://www.warrenoil.com/

1. Check anti-freeze level 2. Check blower motor relay

I guess I'll toss in my thoughts with the many replies you have received. If I am understanding you, your electrical panel is within 2 to 3 feet of where you installed the receptacle. If this is the situation I would replace the 12/2 wire and use 10/2 just for insurance. Your wires might have...

I'm guessing you mean 236+3+12=251. So you have 251/60 245+23+13=281. So you have 281/x Cross multiply 281x60=16860 divide 16860 by 251=67.1713

I think the best practice is to replace old plugs with the same brand and type originally installed. I'm glad it was an easy job. You may be doing it again soon.

Check suspension. My guess is outer tie rods.

Perhaps you would be interested in adjusting your driveway approach. It would not be cheap. But you would reduce/eliminate the bump of a typical driveway. I'm sure a local contractor would love to give you an estimate.

Wix 57035 cross refs Fram PH8170 cross refs Purolator L10101 cross refs to the Fram PH8170 Please check these companies websites and verify

https://www.wixfilters.com/en-us/filter-finder.html

https://www.fram.com/partFinder/page/index/?q=798576

Looking at Featherlite's website it appears to be a Model 1648 snowmobile trailer shell mounted on top of another trailer.

I have an AST TOY 640 which is 64mm with 14 flats. It works perfectly for the filter cap on a 2010 Corolla and for the filters on a 2000 Prizm. It would not work on my 2015 Civic. For the Civic I use a 65mm/14 flats cap wrench, which fits fine on a Fram TG7317.

You might check another item say your cell phone or a tablet to see if the results are similar.