ECU custom tune for sure.

So I have a 2013 f-150 as a work truck, mostly stop and go rural driving, with the occasional snow and mud 4x4 use. I don’t haul or tow anything, besides the 500lbs of gear under the bed cover. I’ve got 60,000km on the truck and I’m sitting here like, I’ve needed to replace the brakes all around already, a battery,…

The first thing I though of upon seeing your comment was David et all running around the Jeep to the tune of Yakety Sax. Desperately yet comically trying to finish this project in time.

Counterpoint. My old ‘96 Volvo 850T was NOT easy to work on.

This is just stunning. I’ve always wondered how articles like this (the article in question, not Jason’s) even get past review, editing, and actually generate reads. Unless it’s some sort of bloggy type deal with zero editorial oversight. Then of course certain people will read it and don their tinfoil livery and…

Asüna

Kia continues to surprise me, not disappoint me.

I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed!

Meh, I still think Matthew Gault @ WIB takes that position in my opinion.

I can’t deal with all this prolapse talk. One prolapse reference is too many.

A tad late, but there have been plenty of outboard boat motors in V4 configuration. Still plenty running and being manufactured to this day.

It’s really funny how much hate BMW drivers get for not signaling. I personally haven’t experienced that cliché very often.

Yup

Beet juice!

Ever serviced your hand brake before?

Oh God, thank you. I thought I was the only one that was going to point that out.

Ha! We really should have an article for agricultural incidents.

You never know, it could be a manual for an old 850 or V70. In which case, he is definitely looking for the ECC troubleshooting page.

I am totally fine with a land boat revival. Sometimes it’s fine to sit in the slow lame and cruise in comfort. Both my uncles have revived old boats, one a 70 something delta 88 convertible, the other a 78 caddy.

Honestly, it’s not as bad as you might think just cruising down the highway. I had a coworker who bought an 8th gen Eldorado and drove it many miles home from the southern states. He managed surprisingly good mileage for a v8 boat.