Your math is a little flawed. .3 qts is not 3 oz, but 9.6oz.. I got the same out, 6.7qts, which really wasn’t a precise measurement when eyeball measuring in qts. That number was totally expected. I've generally accepted 1/4 quart loss on a drain as being residual left in the filter...
Folks, the earth is flat. Those scientists and their new fangled theories that world is round is just plain wrong. They don’t know what they’re talking about.
We can talk about elastic and plastic properties of different steels all day but for the sake of an auto thread about bent and broken tie rods I just wanted to point out that some steel bends and some steel breaks.
Hardened steel does simply fail. That’s why you sometimes have to be careful selecting bolts. Lower grade bolts will bend/stretch and higher grade bolts although stronger will just snap. Like the fuse reference above, sonetimes you want a bolt to fail before the the part.
Yeah but that thing is bent too. I'm no metallurgist but I've come across enough bent/broken parts in my days. If it is bent like that, most likely it bent before it snapped.
I'm not exaggerating. Check them out.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/mic-hard-top-roof-breaking-cracking.50313/
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/windshield-shattered.50436/
I must admit, there have been a lot of JDA's (just driving along) lately. There's the one with the cracked roof panel, the giant hole in the windshield, and now this.
Thanks for the info. It's weird that it takes so long to start chirping/squealing enough that you can hear it while you're driving. Test drive really isn't even needed, after about 10 minutes you can hear the zip tie sound as I refer to if you jack up a front tire and spin the wheel. Just...
Thule makes some darn good stuff. That’s quite the contraption with the dropdown extension. Do you risk dragging it on the ground when pulling into driveway/parking lot aprons or any other transition to incline?
Don't get worked up over the paint marks. Sorry I brought it up. I just looked at mine and I also have green and purple marks (the Joker do our alignments?), just not as sloppy a job as they did on yours and I never noticed the green before.
The paint marks on the tie rod. Green line doesn't line up and looks like it was crossed out with a pink marker. I would guess the green line was the factory marking when the alignment was originally done and another alignment done after. I could be wrong, maybe someone with factory knowledge...