Frilly fluffy auto advice for the ladies
Gonna' have to poke around the place and see what's going on.
Gonna' have to poke around the place and see what's going on.
Is this where the female BITOG-types are hiding?
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I look forward to hearing your review.
Wow, Patty is the Oil Gal!
"Distractions: They Can Be Deadly"
"Drive and Talk: Are All Cell Devices Dangerous?"
(Just what the ladies need to know.)
"THE POWER OF DUCT TAPE - AN AUTO ESSENTIAL"
(Oh no, they're giving out our secrets!)
"Distractions: They Can Be Deadly"
"Drive and Talk: Are All Cell Devices Dangerous?"
(Just what the ladies need to know.)
"THE POWER OF DUCT TAPE - AN AUTO ESSENTIAL"
(Oh no, they're giving out our secrets!)
We could invite them to our club house.
I didn't see enough pictures on the site to get me enthused, but there is this: Their skills maybe need a little honing.
I didn't see enough pictures on the site to get me enthused, but there is this: Their skills maybe need a little honing.
"Gayle Clark says, I recommend for new cars, that you follow your vehicle manual directives to determine which oil is best for your vehicle; in most cases you must follow the directives to keep your warranty valid.
However, in most cases Synthetic Oil is more expensive than the traditional all-season oils, but it burns more efficiently. Basically this means instead of the traditional 3,000 mile or every three months schedule, you can stretch this time frame a little longer to 4,000 miles or every four months. "
Good catch Pablo.. They need help.
However, in most cases Synthetic Oil is more expensive than the traditional all-season oils, but it burns more efficiently. Basically this means instead of the traditional 3,000 mile or every three months schedule, you can stretch this time frame a little longer to 4,000 miles or every four months. "
Good catch Pablo.. They need help.
Does this mean I won't have to add as much to the gas tank?
I wonder which synthetic gives the best mileage?
Careful, some lady-types might take that to mean their car is supposed to burn oil.
Kestas
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From the FAQ page:
These engines use a timing chain - no belt! These women need lots of help! Unfortunately, they don't allow discussion, and are at the mercy of only a handful of people giving advice.
These engines use a timing chain - no belt! These women need lots of help! Unfortunately, they don't allow discussion, and are at the mercy of only a handful of people giving advice.
Apparently their expert thought so too.
No joke, my girlfriend thought she didn't need to change her oil until it started to burn. At which point, she thought an oil change would fix the problem. Luckily, I didn't let it get this far.
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Kestas
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That site is definitely from Venus!
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I thought it was synthetic gasoline that burns more efficiently.
In a way, she's right. If she reduced the air pressure in all her tires to zero, she would've had to take the bus instead and she wouldn't have had an accident. So yes, adjusting your tire pressure can help you avoid black ice.
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