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slidebite posted:Because single items can fail on their own for a variety of reasons other than age? this logic is sound, provided you don't live in the Rust Belt. in Wisconsin, we basically always do both sides.
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AvE writes a poem to his ticking lifter
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Horrible Design Failures. what is that, some kinda fancy-pants water pump with integral HVAC valving?
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um excuse me posted:That screams BMW X5 looks like a Pilot Sport A/S? so yeah
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and all the spokes still attached to the hub are different lengths we could keep going, but it’s fake. really I posted to chime in that I saw a virtually identical tire/rim, sheered off spokes and all, on the far LH side of the I-5 in San Diego the other day. I wondered how far it rolled for the tow truck/cops/car’s owner to have not taken it along with the rest of their (presumably) hosed car
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STR posted:This depends entirely on the car, and Subarus usually don't like it. doesn’t the downstream O2 sensor really just tell the ECU that there is a cat, and that it’s functioning? I was under the impression AFRs and trim are only controlled by pre-cat sensors...
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wesleywillis posted:Timothy Treadwell interacted with bears in a pretty non-destructive manner. Until the bears decided to be destructive. the Herzog documentary about him is really fantastic
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LifeSunDeath posted:Well that dude lived to 94, so clearly lead is super healthy. I’ve never seen any photo or video of him without a stogie in his teeth either; maybe there’s some magic filtering properties to them?
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Memento posted:I have definitely used spit on a soft fuel line to get it over the end of a flared pipe end on a cold day there’s a NAPA product for this called Sylglide or Glidasil or something. it’s supposedly even safe for fuel lines. I have a tube of it in my lube box. not sure when I last used it; I just spit on it
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Darchangel posted:What are the odds that it was a rental? I dunno, it’s totally missing the guy hanging out the window yelling “FOR $19.95 YOU CAN RENT THIS MOTHERFUCKER” e: in case you’ve never seen this classic tale https://youtu.be/dLpuq0jyiCE
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LifeSunDeath posted:
why does it seem like all these pictures were taken by an epileptic with a potato phone? kastein posted:Guy in one of my Facebook groups just posted this. Never seen one before like this, I think from the milky fluid it probably is water contaminated and froze overnight and partially cracked it, then it popped from hydraulic pressure when he started it. drat, how do you get this much water in a power-steering system? I have never seen one this bad
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spotted on the way to the airport yesterday morning. looked like a brand new fleet vehicle. 
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cursedshitbox posted:Be nice to your eyes. a weird flip-side of this is that I’ll lend someone my welder long before I’ll lend them my helmet
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chrisgt posted:The diesel nozzle is bigger (there are actually two sizes*), but it'll still fit in the first few inches where the gas gap threads in. It is too big to open the rollover flap, though. So it would be extremely slow to fill a gas car with diesel. I doubt the post is real, but when people put diesel in a gas car, it must take them a really long time. or you could just spit on it (sorry for the worldstarhiphop link, only one I could find with sound)
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Darchangel posted:Left handed lug nuts were an incredibly stupid idea that serves no purpose. I was under the impression that until lugs were made rounded, with tons of surface area, left-side lugs on vehicles _had_ to be left-hand-thread, to keep the torque of the wheel from backing off the lugs, just like the left pedal (or right BB cup) on a bike. obviously rounded lugs have been around since before the 60s but perhaps it was a vestigial habit?
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FBS posted:somebody on reddit may have beaten me to it but I can't be bothered to check 
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wrong thread — that’s awesome
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the door handles lean Probe
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