Back in the late 90's, my buddy had an old Fox Body mustang. We called it the Rustang, lived in Illinois and along the coast of NC for its entire life. it was a 4 cylinder, stick. That thing saw well past 200k miles on the original clutch!!
Microsoft CoPilot roast! Nailed it....
Alright, buckle up ā because your Bronco is about to take some friendly fire.
Your Bronco looks like itās living a double life: weekday Home Depot employee, weekend REI influencer. Indoors itās posing like, āYeah, I definitely do rugged stuff,ā while...
Wife's Mercedes has always done this from day 1. Put it in park, and the brake kicks on the moment you open the door or turn off the car. There are times when it won't disengage automatically as well, and you have to hit that button. Never have figured out what the trigger is between...
If you're going to be pulling out the fluid (vs dropping the pan), then you're going to have the dipstick out anyways and the car is going to be cooled down. I'm not entirely sure how you're going to get that angle to work for an extraction method, I presume feed a tube up and over into the fill...
I guess mine must've been built on a Wednesday at the Toyota factory by unicorns. Only recall I've ever had was for the rear camera going blank, which it hasn't done but one time (a shift into N and back to R fixed it). That apparently was fixed with an OTA recently, according to the app.
Iāve got the exact same on mine, also OBX. Have 20k on them now and really canāt complain about them. I do run them a little lower on the psi setting at 30psi cold. They heat up to about 32. I can certainly feel the difference in jitteriness of the ride when theyāre around 35psi. I donāt fault...
Go to the search function and look up this phrase: Steering resistance inconsistent
I canāt figure out how to copy the link myself here. The thread started in 2022. Read through it, around post 30ish youāll see photos of the steering knuckle. Check yours to it, hit it with WD to clean it up...
I bought these two years ago while waiting for mine to get built, and have 0% complaints. Never hit my leg on them. I bought the door, center console saddle bags, and arm rest organizer. Love them all. Really like the door as they serve as a great spot to toss my wallet, phone, and whatever else...
Literally 5 minutes away, and that was a key element to why I bought one. I wanted a car brand that can be easily serviced if needed no matter where I am. If I'm in the countryside of eastern NC and have a problem - dealers everywhere. Or, at home here in the DC region - dealers everywhere.
My...
Seriously, someone needs to go to Dearborn with a handle of Jack and a bottle of Zoloft and start handing them out to the design team. Wash them down with the Jack until they're happy again and past this perpetual state of depression they have been in for the last 18 months.
Henry Ford is...
Iāve got the 24 BO and I actually donāt think itās all that bad. Granted, it depends on quality of music (garbage in / garbage out), but overall have no real complaints. Is it ābitchinā? No. But for the car itself, I think itās just fine for me!
Uh huh, sure. Weāll go with the hair color as the reason for the cooking of the brain back in the 70ās⦠What a long and strange trip it mustāve been, Jerryā¦ ššššš
Yes, this is true. What is not clear is if the timing still stands.
Google this to learn more:
Section 24220 of the 2021 Infrastructure Bill
That should outline why this is happeningā¦.
Not calling him a bad guy, just illustrating the opportunistic and the insane demand for the space. Heās done a lot of good, 100%, and came up the hard way in life too. I have much respect for Charlie. But itās also very obvious that there are notable influences that are letting these things get...
Kicked some tires yesterday to waste some time. Not interested in replacing the Bronco, but wifeās car is getting up there in mileage (MB GLS). Nothing wrong with it, just curious what the market looked like today. Two conclusionsā¦.
First: Iād be really pissed if I had to buy a new car these...
Yup! Back in the 2000's when AOL.com and Worldcom ruled, they laid fiber optic data cable everywhere out here. That became the backbone. Then, the data center folks put some people on the county zoning and planing boards, and all of the sudden things were approved left and right. New water pump...
One last one - for you Google Earth people. You want to see what I'm talking about? Type in this address into Google Earth and take a street tour. This is just one of about 50 in my area that has popped up over the last 7 years or so.
21955 Loudoun County Parkway, Ashburn, VA
I agree 100%, but the corporation aspect is even worse, as it's not subjected to the same scrutiny oversight as the government entities. It's a key reason why there are so many 3rd party "contractors". It's not the agency of data management creating and managing the cloud services for the CIA...