Recent content by NormanBuntz

You just made the witness list for the future grand larceny trial of salesman Travis. I hope you get your new title and tag soon.

For a sedan, try a used Avalon or Camry or maybe a Buick Regal or LaCrosse.

Atikovi, if the Chevy is an actual tow truck, please post a photo. If you just use it as a two vehicle, there's no need to.

Sorry to see the issues with your truck. There's little substitute for a documented maintenance history on a used vehicle. Hope you got it at a good price. Good luck!

I would NEVER have accepted that repair invoice unless the advisor removed all language following the words "declined repairs." That other language is a shyster tactic. And don't tell me the dealer is protecting its own interests. This type of experience may keep me from considering a...

If you're in Maryland, a well-known manufacturer there is Wright Manufacturing. I had a Sentar 52 inch bought in 2005 that my son still uses in his business. Stout build, Kawasaki motor. Local dealer and parts could be a plus for you.

In line 4, DOHC 4 but not V-4. I think it's only to get reduced weight and improved fuel mileage.

This was the exact scenario in Florida, and rates are still climbing from that scheme.

Stick with a major brand even if it means skipping the big box stores and using a local small business. You won't regret it if you choose an established flooring manufacturer.

Not yet and I have no near term plans to use it. Maybe later in 2024, but I have no reason not to be confident in the Eneos brand. Both the Aisin and the Idemitsu have been excellent in my Ridgeline.

I bought a NEW Honda front drive axle for my Ridgeline from this firm. Price was good. Shipping was prompt.

To save between $4 and $10 and get unknown results?

I hear you, except these VQ35 motors don't especially like longer drain intervals. Since I've read enough stories about these sludged engines, I prefer 5K mile intervals even though the Edge XP oil generally can go longer in other applications.

Moral: have more than one filter on hand.

These arrest situations usually succeed without incident due to the element of surprise. When armed suspects know you're coming or see you coming, it's a different story.