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Yes, you will have to season your Cybertruck like a cast iron skillet.
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Ford is quite capable of making GBS threads themselves without any help.
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kastein posted:I've already seen multiple people suggesting that you should refresh your stainless bodywork by scrubbing it with steel wool. Memory might be hazy, but IIRC reading about it at the time that was the Delorean method. Different alloys, etc. Of course I'm probably wrong. Not implying it was normal to give it a once over with a SOS pad.
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Probably a liability standpoint vs implementation. Imagine some 16-year-old that claims they were pushing buttons to turn on the wipers during a storm...and well the drat thing went into park causing a skid and 10 puppies get thrown out into downed powerlines.
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chrisgt posted:transmissions don't just lock up when going into park. the pawl will just ratchet over the gear until you're almost stopped. Like I said liability. For push button controls, there will be a controller motor/module that controls the parking pawl/shifts.
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That is why the modern car needs a tiller.
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I'm going to assume the triangles are for descent control and not volume.
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All I know is that somehow, doesn't matter where, the second I hit the cruise button I attract everyone who feels the need to cut me off and drive below the limit.
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StormDrain posted:
I always like the deja vu crap. Pass an interesting load on a tractor trailer...then someone needs the pee break. Fifteen minutes later you pass the same drat thing again.
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So do you have to remember a sequence of different lights to finally start the car?
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wesleywillis posted:I'm not sure I'd trust a civil engineer to evaluate any car mods. Worked well on the Hyatt walkway and the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.
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Guess my basic question is wouldn't this failure be reported and someone would need to fill out a shitload of paperwork.
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lmao @ the die.
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weirdly chilly pussy posted:
You should be able to take some measurements (diameter, wrist pin size, skirt size, ring count, etc.) and search catalogs for the application given its good condition.
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Not wearing one you are tossed free and clear and able to walk away. There was a video posted two weeks back in this forum demonstrating that.
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No. 6 posted:Airbags can deploy at different rates. It pops much faster when you're belted, slower when the car detects no belt buckled. Last thing I'm going to trust is airbags/circuits/logic/sensors on a vehicle. The entire industry is a clusterfuck. Seatbelts are the go to.
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After finding a leak in the radiator...the owner proceeds to add 55 gallons of Stop Leak to the pool.
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That is quite a laugh... I've been to a ton of dealerships/service centers/repair shops...whatever... And I'll leave out the Indie type mechanics that specializes, has the concrete block walls, a computer system from Soviet Russia generating invoices on tri-carboned paper from a dot matrix printer yet has a few million worth of cars in the bays. It is either a marbled palace or a shithole at big dealerships. There is no in-between. You are either experiencing marble with a Keurig or smelling gas/oil/Napa type store smells.
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Just a minor oil container derailment.
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Jonny Nox posted:(don't google Pentastar plastic oil filter housing) I'll save the others from googling because sadly I don't have to... Imagine in a world where...Dorman...makes a replacement part that is vastly superior to OEM.
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After all the recent breakdown footage, I took a look at RockAuto yesterday for what was available in the way of Tesla 3 parts...and was fairly impressed with the selection. A crap ton of it was Dorman but there was quite a selection of suspension, door handles, etc.
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The Door Frame posted:It is free real estate, so what would realistically not suck if you put it there? Ranch dressing.
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Yeah, the Northstar placed the starter there. Of course plenty of turbo motors (i.e. Ford Powerstroke) have turbo there for maximum thermal efficiency.
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Platystemon posted:Regardless of anything else, it’s loving stupid PR for Tesla to squeeze their first five thousand customers like this. I get there is no thing as bad PR but yikes...
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