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faith_perez
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10h ago
Saw a guy in a Walmart parking lot in Amarillo rebuild a carb on a folding table
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kevin_sullivan
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1d ago
My uncle told me to use a torch on my rusty exhaust bolts, worst advice I've ever taken
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keithyoung
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3d ago
Am I the only one who hit 200,000 miles on my beater and felt weirdly proud about it?
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brianellis
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3d ago
A guy at the parts counter in Fresno said my brake job wasn't the problem, and he was right
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abby_martin28
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4d ago
I finally stopped guessing at oil changes and started using a drain pan with marks
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the_joseph
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6d ago
My 2012 Tacoma's water pump let go on I-40 outside Amarillo and I fixed it in a Love's parking lot
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derekp70
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8d ago
Appreciation post: my $240 Harbor Freight welder taught me more in 3 months than my $900 Lincoln did in 2 years
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bencampbell
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8d ago
I spent 4 hours last Saturday looking for a rattle that turned out to be a socket I left in the engine bay
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paul330
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9d ago
Am I the only one who thinks swapping to a junkyard alternator is smarter than buying new?
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hernandez.jordan
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10d ago
Can we talk about how I thought fuel injector cleaner was snake oil until my idle smoothed out at 180k
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the_karen
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10d ago
PSA: My 2004 Civic threw its serpentine belt on I-5 near Tacoma and I limped it home with a shoelace
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emma684
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11d ago
A guy at the AutoZone in Mesa talked me out of a $90 part and I still think about it
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zaram47
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12d ago
Finally gave up on jack stands for my truck and switched to ramps, and wow
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elliots49
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13d ago
I was shocked to learn most DIYers don't actually torque their lug nuts, and it cost my neighbor his wheel
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olivias88
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15d ago
Paid $40 for a magnetic drain plug, and it caught a bolt head the size of a dime
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