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looks good!

as hard as it was, you did the right thing. To "do all you can" to keep any animal (or person) alive is painful for all involved when it's terminal Sorry for your loss. grieve awhile, then use your love for animals, and save one from a shelter and give another one a great home. Brian B

15,000 oil filter.... easy to do.. it doesn't filter much.. so it can last 15,000 miles

that's fast... of course it will ease congestion.. cause there's not "walk away" wrecks... just bury them and over time, there will be less and less but really.. it's going to be hard to text, talk on the cell AND drive 95 MPH (10 over posted )

friend changing oil in a V12 jag,.. forgot to reinstall the drain plug.....12 quarts down the drain... now that's a dumbass

what link to the left?

I will look for a good picture

Great advise guys! at this point,, just play it dumb and take it to a shop to "have my pads replaced".. get the special...hahah Brian B

Did you replace them yet? if you did.. how's the ride and what did you end up with

Trac 511, yours is probably in the early stages of wear. Mine is quiet as a mouse at 120K cold

The removal of moisture from the crankcase via running the engine to "oil" operating temp is the key. Moisture causes sludge and that's the main reason for engine problems and failures. The rule of thumb many moons ago was a min of 16 miles after start up would do the trick.. but it's...

man.. I love the look of those twins... I might have to have dual exhaust installed on mine with the exhaust tips like you have.. really trips my trigger so to speak brianB

Rich I guess it's up to your own experiences to decide if a shop is crooked or not. We can argue points forever, but it's really up to TJR to decide on his own experience. As for dealers charging warranty and customers for the same repair, I am sure it happens.. but records are kept on...

Well, I have been working at a dealership for 27 years as... (drum roll) a warranty claims processor.. but only in the import sector.. so I don't know how tight the domestic lines are. While I am sure there are dealerships that are crooked, the manufacturer's are not stupid. they have...

my 2004 are like new...

LiTech.. your exactly correct... glad someone brought that fact of the actual operation of how a coil's voltage works... as to HOW it knows the factors.. I dont have a clue... never could wrap my brain around that part. Brian B

I checked mine when I first read about this, and I guess the southern climate doesn't deteriate them.. mine look new... 2004 @ 110K miles another good reason to live here.. :)

both look in line to me.. but maybe that's just me.. the ones around here with higher mileage were selling for much more about a year ago.. (13k - 18K) 4x4

hey.. I wonder if mine are burnt out what do they look like when burning.. my knob is not lit up