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At GM they call it "bed gate parallelograming" due to excessive flex causing the tailgate to be crushed at the corners by the bed sides. You see this on some older rusted bed 1970's GM and Ford trucks after the rust has rotted in critical structure areas and bed starts to flop. The other...

I see questions about the winter properties of multi-grade oils, and I am confused on what the real deal is. It seems that many want to cite the pour points of the fluids, but I'm not sure how much driving I will do in Antarctica. And I am not sure how pouring oil from a bottle in cold temps...

Anyone tried this yet? Can't find it.

From what I can gather, my assumption is that the previous fill of PP was the older EOP formulation. This fill was with the latest supposed grp III formulation. After listening to some suggestions that I may actually have been changing the air filter too often, I left the air filter in from the...

The report shows all of the analysis taken from this trucks ('05 F150, 4.2L V6) oil since new. A sample of the PP was taken at 5,149 mi. and then again after 9,250 mi. and changed. A sample of the M1 was taken at 4,655 mi. and then again after 9,864 mi. and changed. It looks to me that the...

I'm curious if anyone that shoots air rifles treats their pellets with anything? I ask because a customer of mine has been using one of my products to coat his pellets. I had never even thought of such a use for this particular product. He was explaining something about some sort of ignition...

EQUIPMENT MAKE: Ford EQUIPMENT MODEL: 4.2L V-6 FUEL TYPE: Gasoline (Unleaded) OIL USE INTERVAL: 9,250 Miles OIL TYPE & GRADE: Pennzoil Platinum Syn. 5W/20 (gas) MAKE-UP OIL ADDED: 0 qts This oil was run 9250 miles and wear still looks great. It's clear you're taking good care of this F150. The...