Recent content by scott30si

I am in Southern Ca. and have a mobile home and replaced the horizontal running pipes with PEX (it moves with earthquakes) and the vertical pipes with copper and sweated on new valves. I cut the old stuff out and just dropped down the copper lines and connected to the PEX. That was about 10...

Yes, then after a couple of tankfuls it smoothed out.

I have been using the 131C Soy Ultra for a couple of years now and my 2001 Sienna runs so smooth that you can hardly feel or hear it running. No scientific facts just my opinion. I recommend it.

HP uses a water based ink. Solvents won't dissolve water based inks. Soak the cartridge head in warm water or some glass cleaner. If that doesn't work buy a re-manufactured cartridge.

Why don't you try Renewable Lubricants Bio-Plus Injector Cleaner Gas Conditioner on Amazon. It is BMW approved. I just got through using one gallon and it made my cars run smoother. I used about 1.5 oz. per 15 gallons. I am now trying Schaeffer's SoyUltra Gasoline Additive #131C. No complaints...

Try using 1 oz. per 10 gallons of gas. It is on Amazon in one gallon jugs. Schaeffer Manufacturing 0131C-004S SoyUltra Gasoline Additive, 1 gal. Also try Renewable Lubricants Bio-Plus Injector Cleaner Gas Conditioner, 1 Gallon Jug. Makes my engine run smoother. Use one oz. per 10 or 15 gallons.

I had an electronic repair store. I used mini aquarium tubing with the straw ends. Melted the straws on a 45 degree angle. Made them about 18 or 24" long. Worked great. Cans stayed upright and you could spray in all different angles.

Whatever printer you choose, Google the make and model followed by the word problems. Example - HP 4250 problems. If it comes up with one consistent problem pass it by, chances are you will have the same problems. I do this on any equipment that I buy.

I just bought a place in San Marcos (next to Carlsbad). If you are over 55 it is great and CHEAP to live there $140,000 to purchase, $1500 in RE taxes, 1500 sq. ft. manufactured home with view of the ocean, mountains and valley. Check out Palomar Estates West. Moving from Chicago (it is zero...

I have 2 cars. A 1996 Camry DexIII, 2001 Mitsubishi Galant SPIII fluid. I know what the specs. say on each fluid. The question is which is the best fluid that would do both cars. I was looking at the Schaeffers because I like their oil. Any opinions?

What would be a good replacement ATF for a 2001 Galant requiring SP III fluid? Has regular 30k atf changes using SP III. Car has 80k on it. Amsoil, SF, Schaeffers? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you Scott