Same. bought a car that sat for years that looked like this. The mold cleaned up really easily, never saw another spot of mold while the car was in use(about 5 years).

The car eventually sat in my backyard for a few years after taking it off the road. The mold came back, but much lighter, and only in a few spots that…

“Setting readiness” Car won’t pass emission inspection unless readiness is set. Most cars have a “drive cycle” that if executed correctly will set readiness on a variety of sensors in a shorter time frame. I think you can set come of the sensors with a VAG-Com, but drive cycles can be a bit cheaper if you have the time…

That’s not correct. Turbo performance at low rpm’s really depends on the turbo configuration and the engine tuning. Twin scrolls can make peak torque at really low RPM’s.

Check out the torque curve for the new jeep turbo for example, it blows the 3.6 out of the water.

I bought a used car with 27 miles on it. The car was damaged in transit, so it needed to be repaired before it could be sold, the automaker has to “register” the car in order to make the repair.


The damage was only cosmetic, they had to replace the bumper cover... and that’s how I bought a 2013 Ford focus titanium for…

I have a carhartt shoreline for my heavy waterproof coat and it might be the best piece of gear I’ve ever owned. Check it out if you have a carhartt store nearby. The storm cuffs are great for keeping water out of the sleeves and the hood can accommodate a hardhat (if you need one for your job)

I have a carhartt shoreline for my heavy waterproof coat and it might be the best piece of gear I’ve ever owned.…

I want to nominate something outside of the typical “outdoor” brands. I’ve had Columbia, Northface and Marmot lightweight packable jackets, and they definitely have their place(warm weather, backpacking, etc) 

My new cool weather raincoat is by far the best I’ve owned.
Carhatt Shoreline Jacket, it comes in a men’s and…

I want to nominate something outside of the typical “outdoor” brands. I’ve had Columbia, Northface and Marmot…

Poe’s Law FTW!

Harmonicas and knives.

Seriously.

I disagree with their method for cleaning blood stains. Hydrogen Peroxide works best, assuming the fabric has sufficient color fastness.

Old DOS Guy here, Wordstar 4.0 is a fine word processor. While it doesn’t have the bells and whistles of a modern program, it’s the least of issues holding up GRRM.

Or rather than another light, the ability to flash the codes in the odometer, similar to what you can do with my jeep liberty.

If the tech goes down, you have the cards as a reference.
Also, I assume it’s a callback to this:

You stopped one generation short.

That sloped tailgate window has been a consistent part of Audi design language going back to at least the Audi 5000 Avant.

So what do I say when I want some collard greens?

Good work , boys!

If he wanted to go with something Italian that rhymes he should have gone with “Andiamo Giancarlo!”

[grease gun in hand]

I come back to you now, at the turn of the tide.

Also, If anyone can tell me whose gears I need to grease to get back out of the greys I would appreciate it.

In another video they say hose, they where able to cut away the blowout and splice it back in.

I’m also in favor of a permanent move to DST.
Late sunsets FTW!