I also always do a 5-tire rotation, for all the reasons stated here.
BTW: Tire rotations are another time when the QuickJack is a huge time saver.
Lowering the spare with that janky crank provided in the kit kinda sucks. So I made my own crank, it hangs in the garage right at the spot where I...
You'd have to start by having someone discharge and and remove all the refrigerant, then have it fully charged again once you put it back together.
I'd start watching YouTube videos on paintless dent repair.
Not sure how I missed the earlier messages here, I just read them all.
As said, the issue shown in the video above was entirely user error, not a fault of the QuickJack. Used and maintained properly, it won't do that, no way.
Once the vehicle is lifted and the safety bars engaged, hydraulics...
It's just Avery film/wrap. I bought a 2' x 5' piece, it just barely covered the windows. It was mostly an experiment to improve privacy, but I do like it so it's still on 5 years later.
@Sandroad - Younger? I doubt that. I just applied for Medicare last week, hitting the big 6-5 soon.
I'd say that's pretty darned good for those miles. I did own an '11 at one point, in that interior color, and it really did show the dirt and grime. Just an FYI.
. 2 amps (200 mA) is still higher than it should be, I would start pulling fuses until the drain goes away so you'll know at least what circuit it's on. Should only be about 20-30 mA, just for the clock and the engine ECU.
GF's battery in her CRV would die if we didn't drive it every day, and...
Now that I have it, it's a really nice thing to have. I use it quite a bit. Be aware that there is a timer circuit that runs it, you push a button on the dash to turn it on, but it does shut off after awhile, maybe 10-15 minutes.
The ventilated (not cooled) seats have perforated leather on the...
I live about 20 mins from the main headquarters for NHOU, so I just have them do it. Much better than FF, IMO. I'm done crawling under vehicles to spray and getting that crap all over me and my clothes. I always drop the spare and remove all the skids before taking it over, so they have easy...
We've had a couple of events now where the thing gets "lost" in the house. It just starts randomly wandering around looking for its base, bonking into furniture and walls. I get tired of hearing it so I have to pick it up and shove it back into the base. I guess I'll have to remap the house again.
I'm impressed they ate that much off the bill, but I guess it pays to be a frequent flyer. My truck has only been in one dealership in 7 years of ownership, and that was for the seatbelt recall. I'm sure they wouldn't have done the same for me.
So I thought I'd update this thread. I finally caved, did a bunch of research, and ended up with an iRobot j7 a few weeks ago. It was highly rated for dealing with pet hair, which is my biggest focus.
My verdict: Meh.
We have to run it pretty much every other day to keep up. A Saint Bernard...
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