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Originally Posted by Burt Originally Posted by Danh Are you sure your 2007 Lexus was direct-injected? It seems unlikely to me for two reasons: 1) 2007 was early in the DI adoption phase and Toyota is notoriously conservative about such things, 2) I believe when Toyota very recently adopted DI...

Originally Posted by Bottom_Feeder Reading this makes me want to go home, grab some flowers on the way and kiss my wife. You should. And may I suggest a lovely, gently-used Lexus IS350 in a snazzy shade of Matador Red over tan leather for your wife? I'm sure it'll match any outfit in her...

Guess I shouldn't be too smug as I'll be in that situation shortly. Found spouse was seeing a coworker on the sly (hiding texts and phone from me for no reason...well there was a reason, which I just found out last night). I wasn't angry. She's done this years ago with another buddy of mine...

Finally! some car pics!

Originally Posted by clinebarger I drove carbureted rides for years, Don't miss it one bit! +1 OP needs to spend more time with automotive carbs to FULLY realize how.....amazing? they were.

Originally Posted by 14Accent Originally Posted by glock19 Originally Posted by Lolvoguy Congrats on going V8. Once you do, you'll never want to go back to a V6 Unless you go from a 5.3L Ecotec to a 3.5L Ecoboost. Respectfully disagree. With equal weight trucks, I'd much prefer a 5.3 to a...

PFOA's

I wouldn't lose any sleep running either filter.

Congrats on going V8. Once you do, you'll never want to go back to a V6

Coconut oil. Heat a tablespoon/teaspoon amount in a small dish. Then, dribble the oil over the hinge while opening and closing the fridge door. Did this once several years ago on a very squeaky deep freeze lid with metal hinges. Still haven't heard a single peep/squeak from it.

Thanks for the review. I agree on the seats and overall comfort. Those two features alone, are enough to sell me on one as a daily

American flag on a German car?!

Originally Posted by Trav Quote A group of parked Subaru wagons is either a "trailhead" or a "cylinder head repair shop." Sad but true. +1

Of course! they are wonderful! My fave is a black bean brownie recipe my GF got me on (since she knows I love 'em). https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/161701/black-bean-brownies/ We use coconut oil instead of veggie oil and instead of white sugar, we use pureed dates (and much less than 3/4...

Originally Posted by wings&wheels Sad... RIP Sir, another loss and we are left with less. I dunno about that. There's an abundance of YouTube vloggers who'd love to fill that position.

Originally Posted by PimTac Originally Posted by IndyFan Originally Posted by Kira He hosted a quiet game show called, "Concentration" on NBC. That show's set and game board was simple enough to be attractively cheap to update. You matched revealed clues to reveal parts of a a rebus. A rebus...

Yes, great job Ford. Drilling holes in the intercooler to get rid of the "condensation" (which is mostly oil) as it builds up, is perfectly normal.

Where in Canada is this offered?

Originally Posted by Cujet Originally Posted by hemitom reminds me of a kia forte and and a Elantra. And a bit like a Jetta from the side! Originally Posted by Lolvoguy Either of those cars would be an improvement in reliability and value. Hahahaha, I know what you are saying, but I'm not so...

Originally Posted by hemitom reminds me of a kia forte and and a Elantra. Either of those cars would be an improvement in reliability and value.