Recent content by dukmon

Though not as severe as what happened yesterday, I've had my share of issues during ownership. Mostly leaks. Also, one failed shock replaced under warranty, but only after much haggling. Mine are a very early model. I'd expect improvements have since been made. Pretty sure I would...

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Not yet. I happened to drive it some over the past few days and didn't notice anything strange. She was out Christmas shopping when it occurred. No abuse or running into/over anything unusual. Came as a surprise. The truck hasn't been my personal daily driver for the past 3 years.

Wife called me late yesterday........... "weird sound and some milky brown oil." Glad it wasn't the milky brown I was afraid of, but this really blows. Having the factory shocks reinstalled and taking these POS off.

Nylon bristles, soft.

Cleaned the MAF up recently. Had to take a brush to it in addition to the cleaner. Pleased to report this indeed remedied the shifting issue. The difference was immediate, shifting like new.

AND gain 4 - 10 HP at the wheels? I'm on it!

What's a good MAF cleaning thread, dear sirs?

Thanks! Some days I have to pinch myself, I'm so fortunate to have somehow gotten both of these cars and a wife who enjoys them too.

Appreciate the thread links there, lx200inAR. stonepa, interesting. It was particularly humid here when my wife mentioned this last week.

This is constant. Initially, I thought it was me. Just over a year ago, I bought a F-150 for towing some stuff, then in short order it became my daily and the 200 became my wife's daily. I drive about 35 - 40k miles a year, making the truck my daily made sense. So, my first impression...

A couple of additions...

Needing to be more deliberate with using force to shift from park to drive/reverse. Wondering what the cause might be. Transmission mounts maybe? Anyone else experiencing this? '15 with a little over 110k miles.

Very nice! I agree with your sentiments..... I had a Piper Lance t-tail for a good while. Club seating made for a good bit of room for mountain bikes and luggage.

Ha!!