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they didn't take that away, but they're trying to compensate for what was lost. tier 2 workers need to disappear as they were supposed to be temp and they're still there taking away work from the top tier workers at a reduced scale. corporate is evil and this is why brotherhoods are needed. no...

what is the deal with them, does anyone know? i was ready to order as soon as i returned home from a 2 yr work deal in Oregon. i'm ready, but i guess i'll keep waiting for another company. if i were a preorder i'd be ready to bust through the wall like koolaid man. edit: they are...

it goes farther than that. look at all the work in MI with the big 3 building and revamping many factories. all that will come to a halt, cuz brothers don't cross other brothers picket lines. wait when all 3 companies strike at the same time. it's not a cash grab, they're trying to regain the...

well go look at the closest high rise and that was union built. i guess skyscrapers and their inner workings, mainly all union are showing shitty craftsman ship. what unions did you turn down to become this wall street fat cat you think you are?

well for a college edumacated guy your weeding comprehension sucks. i too have a degree that my local paid for, zero debt. where did i say i was UAW? i have said in the posts you quoted where i'm from. i bet you know nothing of the building trades and there are slugs everywhere in all walks of...

dude, $80 for that. make it yourself

must be a business owner. why would you want to work 5-6 days a week, to escape your shitty house life?

i think you meant to say, no blue collar gets an increase for inflation. my pension is through my local not a company. i can work for dozens of different companies in a year if i wanted. i do believe you are one of the ppl that think there's only one union.

looks like a bottom feeder fish.

Oh I'm not UAW. I thought my post made it pretty clear. I have a pension, 401K and portfolio so I'm not looking for anything else. local 290 pipefitter, welder and licensed plumber here and ready to do the job too big or over the heads of the in house fitters. But back to your question; i'm...

i think you meant to say this for the salary workers. i'm in a union skilled trade and work in gm primarily but ford and the 3rd motor company also. the upper management needs to be trimmed. bunch of ppl just soaking up a salary and have no clue to what it is they're supposed to be doing...

specialty hardware store like fastenal or the such should stock/obtain plastic strips that snap into extruded aluminum. not sure of the color selection though

so the pic is gone, but the thread banner is still loud and clear with the info.

imo shock boots retain too much moisture and pit the shit out of the shaft. this then blows out seals

Weird as their site don’t list them. I’ll stay with Donaldson

I like my 2.3 other than the fact no one has mentioned yet. DI engines require valve maintenance that PI engines don’t. 2.7 is both but I stayed away from it due to the oil submerged rubber belt. I’m good on that. I’ll blast valves every 25-30k. Did it for years on a 2.0tsi so it’s no biggie for...

^^^this. Unless you have tons of aftermarket stuff on it then I’d consider buyback

was going to say hit all fasteners with a wrench and green loctite, it will weep down the bolt. then it will seize parts without having to remove nuts like with blue or red versions

whatever happened to bubbles at neverland?

yes and if you're exposed to dust on the regular i'd get the pre-filter too. it's hydrophobic so it will help with water also