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gray_gibson
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17h ago
A guy at the parts counter in Reno said to stop tightening my oil drain plug with a ratchet, and he was spot on
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emeryn83
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5d ago
Tried chasing a vacuum leak with carb cleaner on my 2001 Ranger, then switched to a $12 smoke machine off Amazon and found it in 4 minutes
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wyattbennett
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7d ago
Broke a bleeder screw in half on my 2003 Ranger and got it out with a left hand drill bit
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the_robin
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7d ago
Am I the only one who learned to bleed brakes right at a buddy's shop in Tulsa after 3 spongy pedals?
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robertsmith
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9d ago
Rear wheel wells went from rust holes to solid steel and it only took me 4 weekends
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the_joel
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10d ago
Hit 300,000 miles on my 2004 Tacoma last Tuesday and I actually pulled over to take a picture
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faith_schmidt
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11d ago
Everyone says replace the whole brake caliper, but a $6 kit fixed my stuck piston
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max808
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12d ago
Heard a guy at a Cars and Coffee in Reno say he only buys brake fluid by the date code, and now I check every bottle
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eric540
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12d ago
I thought magnetic parts trays were a gimmick until I dropped a 10mm bolt into my engine bay
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martinez.val
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13d ago
Found out my torque wrench was off by 15 ft-lbs after 4 years of use
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casey943
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13d ago
Used to pull the battery cable to reset my ECU, now I just wait 10 minutes with the key on
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lucas165
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14d ago
Appreciation post: the guy at the parts counter in Dayton who let me borrow his 10mm for 20 minutes
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reese_lane29
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15d ago
Stopped by a Saturday morning car meet in Modesto and half the hoods stayed shut
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carter.julia
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16d ago
Why I stopped guessing at brake fluid and bought a $12 tester after my pedal went soft in Denver
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riverwhite
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16d ago
Swapped my 20 year old bench grinder for a cheap belt sander on brake jobs, night and day
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