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Step 1- write short note re your complaint. Be brief, concise, and to the point Step 2- tape said note to a common brick Step 3- deliver message thru the front window of the dealer

That's what I thought. Why are so many people surprised at this?

I thought I read in the manual the torque for tightening the lugs was 150 ft lbs, but a lot of people say that's wrong, including the mechanic at the dealer. Anyone??

If for some reason you REALLY must lock the car while it's running and leave keys in it ( which makes no sense ) leave a second key fob wrapped tightly in tin foil and hidden in the car. On my '21 Explorer I have a keypad on the B pillar. So if I lost my key fob, I could use the combination ...

I agree re the electric ones. They very seldom get over 600 psi, and that's 12" away. For every 12'' you move away, you cut the effective pressure down quite a bit- maybe 50% or so- not sure. Unless we are doing really heavy coating removals, we buy the electric ones you're talking about, and...

Be careful. I think, once you hit the trigger, she goes full out pressure. Never seen one that you can regulate with the trigger but if you have one, good for you. Do a test somewhere first. And you make a good point re concrete; these high pressure machines are for demo work, not cleanup. We...

See my previous thoughts re high pressure. The pressure , from the garden hose, is all you need. I drilled the holes really small and still got quite a flow. If you make one, keep the holes really small; you can adjust by regulating the on-off valve, or even making the holes larger or adding...

Most of those attachments I'm seeing are for connecting to pressure washers. I've been washing facades of bldgs for 30 years and I can't tell you how much damage you can do with high pressure. Seriously think about whatever is exposed from underneath- especially around the engine. I shudder when...

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Those of us in states where they spread lots of salt have to think about keeping it off the undercarriage. And many of us won't go thru car washes, for a number of reasons incl clearance issues and the damage those giant mops can do, not to mention the wax they spray everywhere. Even though...

" I never knew he drank till I saw him sober one day". Credit crazy Uncle Paul.

I think I know what happened. The cop drives a Vette.

Never have used the line lock- not sure if I ever will- but IF I did, how much rubber would be burned off with a MILD smoke out? Tires have 17,000 miles.

Where did you get that? It's beautiful.

Mine's 12" but I don't use it as a rule