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I noticed a lot of the gas vehicles that turn off, seem to turn back on after a couple of minutes. Probably to power the ac. Either that or they moved forward slightly at the stop light and started the cycle over again. My ac is out on my truck so my window has been down and I notice these...

I've heard if you use a normal charger to charge an agm, to charge at a low amperage like 2 amps. Apparently these batteries charge much quicker than regular flooded lead acid batteries opinions? My side by side battery dies of it doesn't get used enough. I just spent $180 on an agm powersport...

why is that? The turbo doesn't like poor oil change habits

lmao

So it's just a separate motor that turns on everytime you turn on the ac?

Do you lose hvac everytime you stop?

It's cumulative. One missed oil change isn't going to turn an engine into a sludge monster. Looks great for a 29 year old car.

They usually have to make them different to not violate copy right laws

I hired a contractor once and the workers never understand half the stuff the foreman told them to do. One if the guys cracked a joke when I didn't either. The worker told his boss, see even he doesn't understand what you're talking about lol

I never saw them balance them and my truck was in the bay next to the window. Pretty sure they out a small clip on weight on the outside without balancing it thinking ill be happy. That was the point where I got mad and told them to just do whatever.

I went to college for this stuff. Guess they We're teaching outdated methods back then. That was around 2011

Couple times. Usually sounds like a big rock hit the underside of the floorboards. They arent supposed to be reused, that's why they fly off.

Must be the particular discount tire I always went to. I'm curious how it came from the factory like that though.

Came from Chrysler like that too

They've done it for 17 years on my truck

It's just what I'm used to seeing on my truck. Owned it since 07

No they've been using the lead pound on weights for years on my aluminum alloy rims, just curious as to why they changed it. Somehow they didn't understand that I was fine with the standard pound on weights, that way you can tell when they fly off. I was just irritated that they didn't...

I got tired of arguing with them. I told them their is no way all four tires don't need any weight on the outside. I guess they were using a mixture of what they called hammer weights on the inside and tape on weights inside the rim. Makes me wonder why they didn't do this from day one instead...

So that way we can have an open hose with pressurized fuel spray gas all over a hot engine? Those plastic quick connects are used on coolant hoses too. I've heard It's just so they can assemble the vehicle quicker down the assembly line. They're a pain to remove.

I'm in texas and they still get stuck lol