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Prolly found that in a 1987 Time capsule!

Is this a manual or auto charger?

Let it charge to 0. It charges full output until the battery gets to around 80%, then slows down to trickle it the rest of the way, hence the current drop. The battery gets a fuller charge with less current as it gets closer to full charge.

As beat up as my drain plug is after the “3 year 36k complimentary” oil changes, I can see why they have an issue. I don’t blame Hyundai/Kia, I blame the knuckle-draggers doing the maintenance.

He was the major reason the band didn’t last.

The good music before Sting's head got too big.

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10w-30 should work just fine in that engine.

I’ve known him through all three. Infamous comes to mind.

https://nypost.com/2024/04/11/us-news/oj-simpson-dead-at-76/ Prolly not too many upset by this.

1973 Super Beetle. Dropped #3 Exhaust valve at 65MPH. Rod ended up busting a hole in the case about the size of a quarter. "She's dead, Jim".

I think you did good. It runs, it looks clean inside, heck, alittle rust-eze on those bumpers and you’re good to go.

I know all engines will use a minuscule amount. Usually not enough to show on the stick during the average OCI. I don’t consider that a consumption issue. As for the prop liner, the layout of the cylinders, despite being a dry sump system, lends itself to usage. Automovtive engines do not lend...

A euro 5w-40 might help.

Even if it stays the same, it poisons the cats.

Personally, I find any oil consumption unacceptable. The ICE has been around for over 100+ years, surely by now there is no need for an oil-burning as "acceptable". My 2021 Tucson has 70K on it and has never used a drop of oil since new.

They keep them empty for last-minute flight additions, bumps, etc.

Male cat - Sounds like UTI. Vet time. He is associating the litterbox with pain.

I rotate every 5k while I’m changing oil. The cars gotta be on jacks anyway to change the filter. Takes ten more minutes to rotate them. Also gives me an opportunity to look at them more closely for nails, damage, etc. I use a torque wrench to final tighten the wheels, and all wearing evenly.

What year 2.4L have you got? With 180K on it, unless you are just into recreational maintenance, Id leave it be. Your 'tick' has apparently been there quite some time, and has caused you no issues. If it isn't burning oil, running rough, etc. Just drive and enjoy it. Timing chains are not a...