Between now and 100k miles. 2 quarts. Do the diff as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by mbeckel
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Between now and 100k miles. 2 quarts. Do the diff as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by mbeckel
Samsung Galaxy S5...
Anyone know if my car will run ok missing one of the o2 sensors after the cat on cylinders 4-6? I couldn't get it out of the stock manifold.
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+1 Dane speaks the truth!Quote:
Originally Posted by danewilson77
Highly recommend changing your Diff and Tranny fluids at least every 60,000 miles.
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Can anyone help me with this?Quote:
Originally Posted by mbeckel
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Post cat sends a monitoring signal to the DME and checks for a clean burn. Since you have no cats its gonna throw a code anyway. So I would just leave both of them out.Quote:
Originally Posted by mbeckel
As far as running okay it will be fine. The pre-cat lambda sensors adjust the mixture ratio. Thats what makes it run smooth or rough.
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Has anyone ever used this to paint and touch-up their trim? Saw it the other day in my local hardware store and was wondering if its any good.
http://www.amazon.com/Rust-Oleum-Aut.../dp/B005H5P5C6
When you turn off the AC, how long does it take for the belt/compressor to mechanically turn off?
Good question. How about an experiment?
Why does it matter? Bit of a weird question.
"Arnold smoking a cigar in the Red Square; your argument is invalid." -Galaxy S5
Hence the point of this thread :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Avetiso