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Yes hmmm just chiming in to say that while I love the thread, locks last a poo poo-ton longer if they're cleaned with a spray solvent, then lubricated with graphite. WD-40 is amazing but tends to form goop with the brass shavings in the lock that just wears it down more quickly. However with standard Toyota construction "more quickly" can be "wears out in 10 years instead of 20" so really it's no gigantic loss. Carry on.
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Makes total sense. WD40 does free things up.
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20mpg for the, well, USs?
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No but you see there's no ribbing so you'll get smoother laminar flow and
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I thought it was a 12V system and went to sleep safe knowing a voltage regulator had failed. Then I was like, wait, that's pretty  for a 12v system to have a 32v meter.
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