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Synthetic Oil
Won't have to worry about what oil they use..."NASCAR To Debut Its EV Racecar At The Busch Light Clash"- Old Fart
- Post #49,915
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Exhaust manifold bolts?
I just had my exhaust manifolds replaced and used the Remflex gaskets. My mechanic took 16 hours to get 9 broken studs out. No more exhaust ticks, no lifters ticks and so quiet I can hear tire noise, lol. I guess all that is left to do is see how long it lasts.- Old Fart
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Synthetic Oil
I just had my exhaust manifolds replaced and used the Remflex gaskets. My mechanic took 16 hours to get 9 broken studs out. No more exhaust ticks, no lifters ticks and so quiet I can hear tire noise, lol. I guess all that is left to do is see how long it lasts.- Old Fart
- Post #49,819
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Broken Cab Bolt
While driving my 05 Powerwagon noticed a lot of noise from underneath. While searching for the cause, I found this...broken cab bolt. Did anyone encounter this before? It's the most rearward bolt on the passenger side. I don't see an easy fix. I know it's rusty, but I need to make it last as...- Old Fart
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- Forum: General Discussions
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Synthetic Oil
PUP on sale at Canadian Tire stores for $36.99 CDN plus get a $15 rebate per 5 litres (max 2 per person) https://www.pennzoil.com/en_ca/promotions/do-it-yourself-oil-change.html- Old Fart
- Post #46,121
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Old Fart's 2005 Power Wagon
Tons of them at the scrapyards in Michigan. Check out car-part.com- Old Fart
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- Forum: Member Trucks
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Synthetic Oil
How about a jet-powered dragster 16 feet from a propane tank? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSv1n2xDFqE- Old Fart
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Old Fart's 2005 Power Wagon
Been a member for almost 5 years and never thought starting a thread for my truck, lol. Got the truck from my brother-in-law in 2017. Being in Northern Ontario, the road salt does a lot of damage to vehicles. So I'm trying to fix the rusted areas economically. Got a pair of silver...- Old Fart
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- Forum: Member Trucks
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Synthetic Oil
The stacks were functional. It was a gas engine.- Old Fart
- Post #45,080
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Electrical system shuts off
Sorry for the delay in updating this thread. I did clean up all the grounds and also replaced the crankshaft position sensor. The truck hasn't shut off on it's own since. Thanks again for the advice!- Old Fart
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- Forum: General Discussions
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Thinking about a new OBD2 Scanner
I really like it. Already used it on my brother's 300C. The live data indicated a problem with his rear CV axle shaft. Has for why I chose Innova, it comes down to features and that I got a great deal. -
Thinking about a new OBD2 Scanner
Thanks for your comment. I finally bought the Innova 5160rs. -
Synthetic Oil
I am retired, so if I know I have to go somewhere and the temperature is lower than -20C, I will connect the block heater. If something comes up unexpectedly, I start it cold.- Old Fart
- Post #43,050
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Synthetic Oil
I'm one of them. Winters are cold...usually -20C but often-30C, sometimes -40C. Ram has Redline 5W30 all year round.- Old Fart
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Synthetic Oil
Maybe get your lawyer to help you out with that, lol- Old Fart
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Did Redline Oil work against your Hemi Tick?
And it may take a bit of time for the Redline to do it's job. Some have seen quieter engine right away, some after 1000-2000 miles.- Old Fart
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Did Redline Oil work against your Hemi Tick?
Doesn't Partsource carry Redline? The one in Timmins, ON does.- Old Fart
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Synthetic Oil
If you are still under warranty and worried that a different weight oil might jeopardize it, then stay with the 5W20. If you aren't worried about warranty and don't mind a few more $, then Redline 5W30 is the ticket.- Old Fart
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Thinking about a new OBD2 Scanner
I have an older Innova 3100 OBD2 scan tool and I would need a newer one that is capable of doing an ABS bleed and live data (ABS, O2 sensors, etc.) Would like your comments on your experiences with these scanners. Looking to spend about $500. Currently looking at the Innova 5160rs. -
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