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what is the problem which you are trying to identify? which sound does not sound right to you? sucks air, compresses air, burns air, and releases air... repeat.... is there a knocking or rattling? a squealing or tapping? pop the hood and identify the location where the offensive sound is coming...

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generally these systems relearn the tires and location about ten minutes driving over 20 mph...

the reason for the tpms sensor being placed in the spare is that it is used for the normal rotation of the tires. the spare still goes bad because of dry rot and exposure to sunlight. so during use if you read the owners manual they suggest the use of the spare to wear out the tires evenly and...

these lights worked pretty well for the years i spent driving around in a police car. but i would not get one installed on a car i owned because of the need to drill through the a pillar. they work well and once you are familiar with using them, they are fast and easy to use..

generally a soft top is warranted for six years if you purchase a quality top. i have owned several convertibles and replaced a few tops. the vinyl used here will most likely be no different than the vinyl used in most cars. they tend to spend their lives in the sun and considerably less time...

it's plastic. nothing special. most entry level cars used to have vinyl seats in them. vinyl seats are nothing special. they can be navy grade vinyl, marine grade vinyl, army grade vinyl or even space force vinyl, they are all plastic. next thing you will tell me is naugahyde is something...

that sums it up, your location is minnesota. i am in louisiana, marine grade vinyl lasts about two years before it shows significant signs of wear, and is completely destroyed in four years. cloth, specifically canvas that was used inside of military vehicles last much longer.

no hotter leather absorbs moisture dispersing it vinyl is literally plastic and does not absorb water...

i have has a few boats, it is vinyl. as with anything there are different grades. it is nothing special. how about some aerospace vinyl. it is simply trying to sound fancy. the USCG does not have a specific vinyl specification. marine grade anything simply means it is a little more expensive.

vinyl will be hot in the summer and cold in the winter. if you sweat, you will be wet while driving... but it should be easier to keep clean if you get muddy... cloth will be more comfortable, but harder to keep clean... by the way marine grade vinyl is just words to make it seem special, just...

to tell the truth, you were not injured in any way here. ford allowed you to transfer your order to another dealership, while keeping your place in line. your desire to have a punitive action toward your old dealership has no real standing other than a personal desire for "vengence". as far as...

there are some factors which insurances takes into consideration. 1) the value of the vehicle 2) your location 3) the primary driver age, sex driving record, etc. 4) type of vehicle sports cars and off road vehicles don't fair well. i remember getting an insurance policy on a fx4 off road...

so why were you going camping? isn't the whole point of camping to get away from the rest of the world? camping and fishing are supposed to be escapes... they don't start until you are out of cell coverage...

at 3000 miles, if you are planning on replacing the set with another brand when the current set wears out, get the cheapest replacement in the same size and just hold out until you are ready to replace the set. don't get a expensive replacement, because it will start to dry rot as soon as it...

i like the way the side stripes look, but i think the hood sticker it a bit too much. the orange stripe looks good on the red and probably the blues. i think a blue stripe would look good for the white, carbon gray, and silver... just my $ 0.02

1) this is an open air vehicle... wild is one of the catch words used frequently in the marketing campaign... durable, tough, are targets, maybe not so much gimmicky or posh. 2) these are the introductory models. they need to keep some of the add on items in reserve.... can't be a two pump...

the gearing difference between a 4.46 and 4.70 is negligible. also the idea that the 33s on a BD are too small for normal off road travelling is also false. if you would like the take offs for the sake of having them, go for it. but unless you are a serious rock or sand person, your stock BD...

too many choices will cause people's heads to explode. people cannot make a decision now, with a mere 7 trim levels. and one off road upgrade (SAS). people are now incapable of making a choice any more because of their envy of others. look at this forum and notice all the users with the strike...

so many people are angry because the capable bumper replaced modular bumper... did they know the capable is a more expensive option? and heads explode....