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I am with you Reggie, this is an easy way to see if my post has been answered. Stay healthy, God bless

Aloha guys, 'wife and I drove up the mountain the other day. When we got home I saw a puddle of coolant under the truck. 'looked in the cap and it was very rusty looking. I put in a flush and new coolant with some K5 stop leak. It looks to be coming from the plastic drain valve. Are those things...

Thanks guys, I just bought a piece of PVC pipe. I'll try that first. Any ideas on how to find out if a product is made in China? Thanks God bless Ed

Aloha, the bushing on the driver's door striker plate broke. NAPA gave me one that lasted one day! However, they said that it was for an Explorer. I can't find the bushings, everyplace will sell the only whole striker plate. How do I find out if what I buy is made in China or not? God bless Ed

Aloha Richard, I have used Armorall on the door rubber (silicone). You can try that, worked for me!

Aloha Richard, I have a 2002, the bushings looked to be some kind of foam! I don't think they were rubber. A fellow over here replaced them for $300. All is well except that the C pillar was too thin. I took another and cut it in half and added it to the C pillar bushing so now it is fine. Too...

Aloha Jerry, like you said, "it is not that expensive. Low miles equals short trips for me, which is hard on oil. 5 weeks now and 600 miles. Maybe it will go 'till Christmas! Don't eat too much turkey Ed

Aloha folks, I use Recuva to find files that have been deleted or those that the computer just keeps for itself. Recuva works even though it is slow. After I recover the files(mostly videos) I shred them. However the next time I go recover, the same files keep coming back! Is there a way that I...

I have done this in the past. When you remove a fuse, notice if there is a spark. That shows a battery drain. Do this for the other fuses to find one that is not supposed to have a drain or maybe a larger spark. Workes for me. I Forgot, key off! Good luck, God bless Ed

Yea but cheaper to buy links than torch and bushings. Also to have them pressed in. When I bought the fronts, I assumed USA but the box said China. Thanks though Ed

Thanks SS Hawai'i, I suppose that I must buy the whole part. BTW , did you folks know that the Moog parts come from China? God bless Ed

Hay guys, thanks for the help. Does anyone know if the bushings for the rear links have to be pressed on or just push into the hole? BIG difference with the front ones, corners flat. Y'all stay safe! Ed

Aloha Eddie, thanks 30mm will be the one. God bless Ed

Aloha folks, 2002 Trac 2wd 155K miles is ready for front sway bar bushings. Parts places list several thicknesses for the bar. How do I know what thickness is on my truck? TKS God bless Ed

Thanks guys, I had a mechanic repack the fronts for me, he charged $118. Does that sound right? God bless Ed

Thanks, guys, mine is a two wheel drive so the repackables are up front.

Hi folks, a mechanic told me that the front wheels were a little loose when he rocked at 12 and 6 oclock, The bearings are about 3 years old, maybe 15K mikes. He says that he should repack them. Can I just tighten the outer nut and be ok. I am too old to pack the bearings and he wants $110.00...

I had AVG but the computer was so slow that I deleted it. Now I use ASC, there is a free download but after a year or so I upped to pro for under $15. My computer now boots in less than a minute and is very fast changing websites.

I'm no mechanic but, try the easy stuff first. Clean mass air flow sensor or unhook the battery for 10min. to reset the computers. Have you tried a fuel system cleaner? sea foam or Lucas. Other folks will have better info for you. Ed

Thanks Richard, I will keep an eye out for discoloration,