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Given the conditions, how frequently do you change the engine air filters? Your fleet may be high mileage, but the TJ and FJ are reliable rigs. (y)🍻

A couple of months ago, we had a fire going in the fire pit and this little guy emerged from a hole next to my son's chair. My son took these pics with a Sony zv1f.

Some of the guys down at the local Chevy dealer tell me that the 2.7l is the engine they DON'T see in the shop regularly. The 5.3l and 6.2l, that's a different story. :rolleyes:

I've got 2 of those in my fridge! I may have one tonight. The story about the name and label from the brewers' website. The great British ale was first brewed to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the MG car factory in Abingdon, Oxfordshire. It was even named after the factory’s old run...

I can't believe you came here asking us to talk you out of it. :ROFLMAO:

Drink Mad Dog 20/20. :sick:

Our 2024 Mazda CX50 doesn't have it either. :D

The first time I heard anything from Paul Kelly was from the Young Einstien soundtrack.

You’re in my thoughts and I wish the best for you all. I believe you’re doing the right thing by taking care of yourself a little bit and letting your Sister, “General Patton”, handle things for now. As hard as that is, it has to be done. 😉

Yeah, the manual for our CX50 says “recommended” oil is 0W20 and goes on to state that 0W20 is “required for better fuel economy”. Other than USA and Canada, 5W30 So there’s nothing in writing that says that 0W20 is “required” for anything other than a marginal MPG difference. I almost went...

The CX30 listed in your signature shows that you’re using VRP 5W30. Is yours a turbo? Or is that a typo?

We drove up to Alma, Arkansas today so that my son could visit one of his friends and go hang out at the water park. After lunch at El Trio Mexican restaurant, my wife and I drove around the old business district that’s been renovated a bit. Even though it’s been cleaned up, it’s still very much...

It’s amazing what a bucket of water and DAWN dish soap will do. I fill a 5 gallon bucket 1/2 way and keep a small bottle of DAWN by it. It does a great job of cleaning all sorts of stuff off of my hands while not irritating them in anyway. After several visits to the bucket and DAWN dish soap...

The only problem with that is the fact that they would see an aftermarket oil filter when doing their service. If they made note of that, however unlikely, he would have to produce receipts and proof of maintenance with approved oil and filters should an engine warranty issue arise. It’s just...

Buy OE Toyota oil filters and use them when you do your own OCI @ 5k. They don't have to know that you changed your oil between their services. When they do their service @10k, they'll see a genuine Toyota filter.

1st oil change in the Mazda CX50 @ 4552 miles/6 months Oil out / Filter off - Factory fill Mazda 0w20 / Mazda PE01 14 302B (Tokyo Roki made in Japan) Oil in / Filter on - Mobil1 EP 0w20 / Mazda 1WPE 14 302 (Made in Thailand) The fun part was getting the original washer off of the drain bolt...

It’s good stuff man. Oh, and here’s another “Billy Goat Beer”. 😉 Black Sheep Ale - Brewed in Mashum, Yorkshire. My wife picked this up in Salisbury, England. Cheers everyone! 🍻🇬🇧🍻

Here’s the next Bitter up for sampling. Also from Stonehenge Ales. Great Bustard premium Bitter. 4.8% ABV More pronounced malt flavor in this one, with a wee bit of caramel at the end. I’m liking these Bitter’s. When my wife asked Stewart (The bus driver) about their preferred drinks, he said...

My Wife came back from her trip to the U.K. last evening and surprised me with a few brews. First up is this Bitter from Stonehenge Ales. Heel Stone Bitter-4.3%ABV I must say, this tastes great. I could see myself sitting in a pub having a few pints of this. Cheers! 🍻