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I remembered this thread and thought it was so fitting!

:thumbdwn: IMHO. I think that your Ex can almost do as much wheeling as that rig could and you know it's history. Plus, you have a reasonable commuter that can be put into service when the snows hit and the Camry can't make it through. Keep your Ex. Tarp it, store it, whatever.

Yellow Coolant. The Green Coolant is a result of the TSB that suggested adding blue washer fluid to the cooling system in order to keep the system clean. :p: Sorry, couldn't resist!

yeah, if you have raingutters, you could get a half-set by Yakima or Thule. I prefer Yakima because they have round bars.

I always love it when I can use this.... :ttiwwp:

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Holy Photoshop on those wheels, Batman!!!

sweet bike!

Admire your spirit though. Had the pass been successful, you should of hocked a lugee on his windshield or something.

Speaking of Arizona, this one is just classic...The 147 MPH Sonata

Before you spend ANYTHING, go to an AutoZone or similar McParts store and get your codes read. Most will do it for free, and of course only take it to one that does it for free. Once you have the codes, do a search here and you'll have a good idea of what you're looking at. My guess is that...

I hear the 20' Extension Cord comes with a set of Truck Nutz! :biggthump

I see where you're coming from with that. But if I can see the officer to warn someone, so can the gang bangers. As much as I can't stand how many departments do traffic enforcement, it makes me sick that officers can't always get the best body armor or semi/fully automatic weapons to...

Lucky you didn't hydrolock it, too

Another thought on this, especially since we in MD are now part of the "Smooth Operator" program. The commercials are just comical. Anyway, we always hear that they are doing speed enforcement to curb unsafe speeds. So if safety is their concern, they should be happy that ordinary citizens...

Yeah, I even had an idiot at the stealership tell me that it wouldn't fit either. They do and it a huge difference.

tranny cooler, tranny cooler, tranny cooler IIRC, there's also a thread that dispels the myth about changing your fluid if you do it right. But trust me, even 3 hrs can do some bad things to your transmission, especially if you've towed in OD already.

Nice job Ford! Outsource and put more Americans out of work. I'll buy your Mexican POS trucks when hell freezes over. I think I might be driving my last blue oval if this crap keeps up.

Very nice! You'll have to report on how much oil you're catching. I've been catching a lot. I'm back to stock right now because I have to take it in. :(

I would have told him I use a back-up camara and in fact, they borrowed that technology to put back-up cameras on cars and trucks.

.... and lead us not to temptation... Yeah, PM me with a price. I might want the evil delivered afterall.

Welcome to the forum. Definitely sounds like an electrical issue. A few ????'s Was the explorer a daily driver when your dad gave it to you or was it sitting around mostly unused? Do you know if your dad did anything to charge the battery before you picked it up? How old is the...

Here's a question.... I'd love to mount an air compressor in my truck so I'd have something to connect air tools to. Is it possible to run both an air horn off the same compressor? I'm thinking yes because you could just "T" into the line or have quick disconnects. If so, anyone have...

That's too funny! I think we need to add this smiley...

I'd go with an aftermarket such as Yakima or Thule. 2x as strong as a factory rack. Unless you're getting a kevlar canoe, the weight will really stress a factory rack over time. I'm partial to Yakima and think the quality is a touch better. But if you can get a good deal on Thule, its well...

I am standing here corrected... :roll: