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For those that might think i am FOS about the water use i took a pix of the bill. i was wrong about the amount. its 32912 Gallons

i don't see this much different from a DCT. put in gear and add gas and it engages . then row the gears . stuff is done in micoseconds .

Originally Posted by AdmdeVilleneuve If this is the same tenant you asked about last year, then the trend line is moving in the wrong direction. Their use is up 25% since spring of 2019. By chance does this tenant operate a laundry service as a side job? That actually was happening in a condo...

Originally Posted by D60 My buddy started a leak detection business in Denver...the tools, tricks and technology is fascinating. He's going like crazy, it really seems to be an underserved market. I just spoke w him this morning and he says the EPA estimates for water lost due to leaks is...

Originally Posted by MNgopher About 140 gallons per person per day. On the design side, 100 gallons per day per person is on the high end. Is there lawn watering or a pool involved? Both can consume tremendous amounts of water. After that, look for leaks somewhere... our water meter is smart...

oh yeah they pay for it themselves . it why i kinda don't care but am only curious if its possible to use this much.

of water over a 2 month period with no leak? i have a rental that according to the water bill they used 34k gallons of water over a 2 month period. 2 months because it a bi monthly bill. they are a family of 4 . the water itself was not too expensive, but the sewer was murder. basically $1 of...

Originally Posted by Danh Originally Posted by Eddddd Originally Posted by aquariuscsm Is this a 0W20 spec engine? It's looking like more and more people are running a W30 in W20 spec engines, me included. Makes me wonder if in fact a W30 oil is better at protecting an engine from wear than a...

Originally Posted by CT8 Costco still sell Interstate batteries? yep . 36 month warranty. bought one yesterday . they must sell as lot as they seemed all within a month according to the sticker

Originally Posted by ondarvr The CRV battery going dead is a common thread on Honda forums. The battery is small, and the charging system has two stages, one where it supplies 14.2 v and another at about 12.5. The higher charging rate kicks in if it detects a higher load, like turning on...

if you really feel daring you could get a caliper rebuild kit for under $10. pinch off the brake hose and have some fun and learning

the new costco stuff the power and feed is supplied buy one cable. So only that cable needs to be run.

if it won't push in with the bleeder open then its probably the piston is stuck. had that happen on my Subaru rebuild caliper also . they warrantied it and i got a new one.

Originally Posted by Quattro Pete Originally Posted by 97tbird I do need to get a breaker bar, even for some other stuff i am planning to do. It will have to be 3/8 for this job though. Oh yeah, I use a 1/2" 24-inch breaker bar with that 36mm socket on mine - it unscrews easily. this when i...

Originally Posted by Mr_Joe Our OEM 2017 CRV battery lasted 2.5 years. This was the quickest death of any oem battery I've ever dealt with. Before you get to deep, think about battery replacement. The dealer MAY offer some discount, even if off warranty. I wanted a better battery anyway. Since...

my first phone was the motorola brick. having one of those made one feel special because they were uncommon and service was expensive.

if you are going to keep it more than 3 years i would go with option 1.

i have price out full jobs in my area and they run $8k to $14k depending on the vehicle.

go to home depot and rent a larger snake and snake it yourself. its $50 or so for 4 hours.

thinking of getting one to put into my bag of tricks . i have read many positives and a few negatives. i will use to do cars and many some rooms in my rentals .