Recent content by RMBC73

Just this evening i used it to remove the axle nut off a '99 (rusty) Wrangler set at 175 ftlbs from the factory. Piece of cake! Worth every penny.

2007 Wrangler with the oil burning 3.7 specs 5-20

I've been using Wearever Platinum pads and Wearever rotors from AAP on 3 cars and am very satisfied. With the 30% off TRT30 it's a great solution.

I actually have 3 Jeeps in the family, 2 TJ's and 1 JK. On the Jeep forums there's been a lot of discussion on this topic and it turns out that unless you drive under the severe conditions listed dino is the best choice. The differential manufacturers have made some strong statements to that...

Another method is the one-man bleeding kit that you can get at most part stores. I bought mine at Sears 10 years ago and have used it many times. If you set it up properly no way air gets sucked in. You do have to watch how much you've filled it but that's about it. Simple to use IMO.

Taiwan is 67933.

After reading this topic I bought 4 HF 25" breaker bars at the Natick, MA store as Christmas presents for my sons along with my 2 cars so we can get the lug nuts off. All were made in China. I stopped by after Christmas and their new stock was made in Taiwan. I bought one more and compared it to...

We have a 2007 Wrangler that with the 3.8 that does burn oil. We bought it at 37K and have monitored the oil level very closely. There are literally hundreds, if not thousands, of posts on the Jeep forums which I frequent about this issue. The "made in Mexico" ring issue is highly debated along...

I have an '01 Wrangler and changed the fluid when we bought it used a year ago with only 24K miles on it. I did drop the pan and changed the filter and then I pulled the line going from the tranny into the cooler (it's the one on the driver's side) and let the tranny pump do its thing. Pumped...

And my wife couldn't understand why a flat tire is only flat on the bottom...true story! I have a 30 year old PCL pencil style, 2 Milton pencils, Craftsman $6 dial and some brand of digital...all are +/- 2lbs of each other. The first Craftsman dial was off by 5lbs so I exchanged it for one that...

I also got 30 qts FAR and have been using it in my '01 Maxima and '00 4cyl Camry. I do 4-5K OCIs and no issues. Can't beat the price! Down to 8 qts so I'm hoping they do something like this again on Turkey Day.

I have the Fumotos with the nipples on all 3 of my cars. I have a piece of vinyl tubing that I attach to the end and have it drain into a container. Saves the messy part of pouring from a pan into a funnel and into a container so there's more of a benefit than just saving the time of removing a...

SuperTech 5-30 synthetic. Also in my pressure washer so I can use it before the weather gets warm.

I recently bought several gallon jugs and a few quarts to get to the $25 (more than once!)so I could use the $10 off coupons. It's made by Warren Distribution. The bottom of the gallons were stamped WPP = Warren Performance Products, their Council Bluffs, Iowa facility. The quarts were stamped...

Yes, Prestone 5/150 is phosphate, silicate and borate free. It's in the FAQ section of their website. http://www.prestone.com/carcare/faq.php