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You dont use PVC for supply side piping. Drainage only.

I would be interested in seeing g a copy of the form 17 for all property sold in that subdivision.

Seems to me he lied on his form 17, and that right there can get you sued.

Developer measured 4x normal level of sodium in 1997 as they we’re building the subdivision. They sold the houses and never disclosed that information. GM never said there wasn’t any contamination, they only argued the root cause. The developer should be on the hook for failure to disclose!

Quote from the article, “Approximately 10,000 tons of salt is used each year on the 120 miles of paved roads and parking lot.” at the facility. They’re not just salting roads, watch the video, they have salt sprayers for the vehicles to drive through and other assorted methods to cover the vehicles with salt to test…

My CEL kept coming on because of a faulty ECM. Kept thinking my EVAP Purge Valve wasn’t working when the ECM was actually not sending any signals to it - I replaced the EVAP PV to see if it fixed it...no joy. Got a replacement ECM from an identical car, plugged it in, problem solved.

Seems like you’re saying that the government allows all this evil to take place, so isn’t the government at fault? Isn’t that literally their one job, protect the people?

It’s *really* nice to see good investigative journalism. Three cheers to Felton and the Jalopnik editors for publishing it despite the risks.

Hey David, Are you aware that there is an adjustment on the steering box to help manage the play in that box? Depending on how worn it is, you can dramatically improve the steering play situation by working with that adjustment.

Walmart is building its own robots. If one of them accidentally injures someone, are we going to say Walmart has no business in the robotics business?

No attentive driver would have driven straight into her without braking or attempting to swerve. Go argue that shit somewhere else.

I believe you are proposing to unashamedly violate the Prime Directive. Who do you think you are, William Shatner?

To attract automotive journalists without actually hiding? :)

I had an organic Chem professor explain it this way. Put carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen in a jar and seal it. Add energy of some kind. Eventually you will find organic molecules in the jar. Organic chemistry is not an accident, those three elements will combine into organic molecules, there is no magic involved. Simple…

I’d be good with them keeping 87 and 91 and adding 95. They could get rid of the totally useless 89 octane option.

Well, economically speaking, people buying used cars should drive the new car market. And think about it—what % of enthusiast cars don’t command a huge premium for the manual over the auto on the used market?

Hey now, you haven’t seen his mower.

Bolt Fleety McFleeterson

Some car makers used to sell a rear-seat-delete car with a big trunk. They called this a “Business Coupe.” It’s an idea that has come back from time to time after the early 50s demise of the originals but hasn’t really caught on — probably because we had evolved better ways of solving similar problems.