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  1. New EPA regs coming phaseout gas engines

    Valid citation required for such an absurd claim. Good luck finding one.
  2. New EPA regs coming phaseout gas engines

    Odd how people who only get government grants by agreeing with the graft tend to agree with the graft. Frankly, I'm not sure why you think I would give a flying fig in regards to who you trust, nor any of your opinions for that matter.
  3. New EPA regs coming phaseout gas engines

    It might not ALL be grift, but the bulk of it is. Anyone want to bet how many of these pop-up home solar companies will be in business after the subsidies dry up? And what do people plan on doing after 20 years when the pile of stuff on the roof is non-functional, the company that nominally...
  4. New EPA regs coming phaseout gas engines

    Likely because it lowers the efficiency of the system. Protective glass or Plexiglas above the panels will reflect some of the energy hitting them, convert some to heat, and diffuse some of the rest. Whatever frame system is used will probably not be transparent, so that will create a shadowed...
  5. Ford Protect?

    Prior to the Mustang, I had only purchased an ESP one time, in 1985 for my new Bronco, as it was the first year of the EFI system on the engine. That one paid off when the front differential and axle needed replacement. I took one on the Mustang (8 yr) mostly because of the glass dashboard...
  6. Re-do the clear bra after hood replacement or not ?

    So, with 7 days left on the 5-year corrosion warranty, my Mustang went into the dealer today for warranty replacement of the hood due to two 1/4" bubbles on the front edge of the hood. Strikes me as bizarre that the only solution is hood replacement, but, not my circus / not my monkeys. In...
  7. New EPA regs coming phaseout gas engines

    Fair enough. A better statement from me would have been that the effect, extent, and benefit/damage of any changes to the weather from changes to the climate are largely speculative, and certainly unquantifiable. As such, there's little if anything to be gained from adding them into the...
  8. Hood corrosion question

    As a side note, I noticed two 1/4" bubbles on the leading edge of my hood last week while at the dealer for an oil change (Yes, I use the dealer for oil changes. Tell me where else I can get 10 quarts of oil for $16, let alone labor). It must have happened over the winter, as they were not...
  9. New EPA regs coming phaseout gas engines

    Sure. Has been for over a century, after cooling for centuries, after rising for centuries. 100,000 years ago, the spot where I am sitting was under a mile of ice. 2000 years ago, the Romans grew grapes in Britain. 1000 years ago, the Vikings farmed Greenland. Welcome to climate...
  10. New EPA regs coming phaseout gas engines

    Hey, you want a discussion, I'm fine for it. The problem with the climate cult is that they're focused on models instead of experience, with all projections being unfalsifiable. That's a religion, not science. But, perhaps you have data to support your point. There has been a thing called...
  11. New EPA regs coming phaseout gas engines

    Ah, a religious fanatic executing the eternal response to any deviation from the climate cult - the Internet equivalent of a 5-year-old sticking her fingers in her ears while stomping her feet. If you look closely, you can almost see the pigtails and little frilly socks.
  12. New EPA regs coming phaseout gas engines

    Won't speak to beans, but cow control regulations are already popping up all over, with the goal of massively reducing meat consumption "for the planet".
  13. Ford Protect?

    Cut from my Ford PremiumCare ESP contract:
  14. Has Anyone Contacted Ford and Ask Are they Sharing Personal Driving Data to Third a Party?

    FWIW, I just got my Lexis Nexus report yesterday. There's a lot of stuff on my name, address, phone numbers, SSN, driver's license, PE license, and insurance policies. Most of it is right, some name and address stuff wildly wrong (every address associated with anything related to my company...
  15. New EPA regs coming phaseout gas engines

    Oh, yeah, they're off the left side of the scale, but the 16 states I listed adopted the CA regs wholesale so when CA ratchets something up there's little if anything left to do in those states for them to go along.
  16. What’s this thing?

    FWIW, I just got my Lexis Nexus report today. There's a lot of stuff on my name, address, phone numbers, SSN, driver's license, PE license, and insurance policies. Most of it is right, some name and address stuff wildly wrong. Shows insurance claims from the last 5 years or so, all of them...
  17. Valets and sticks.

    This is why I don't use the free home pick-up/drop-off service my dealer offers. I'm not giving my 460HP 4-speed to the lowest paid employee in the shop.
  18. New EPA regs coming phaseout gas engines

    But it's not quite that simple. If you assume Biden wins reelection this year, the industry will need to make massive changes before the next election. Removing the rules in 2029 would be a pyrrhic victory, as the existing manufacturing capacity will have been squeezed out by the forced...
  19. New EPA regs coming phaseout gas engines

    Are you really? It's not just California, it's all the CA Standards states, so you need to add Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, DC, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Washington to the list. Take a...


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