Hard to tell what they put in there at a dealership. The tech that changes oil knows less about cars than anybody you randomly pick off the street. Probably a big weed smoker besides.
It’s been around way before Covid and it’s called stupidity pricing. They’re setting a hook for a buyer with more money than brains. I won’t do business with people that play that game now or ever.
I believe the main purpose to prevent a pressure buildup. On my Jeep I have vent hoses on my axles and yes they can eject gear oil, but only at first after a fluid change.
It appears to be an issue with ATF (not higher viscosity like the HP-MTF) as it expands as it heats up and blows out the vent. It's fine for the transmission, but who wants a mess under their car.
I think I going to try straight Redline MTL. It sits right between OEM and HP-MTF. This is one of...
That article states to fill to the top, but that is not correct for the TR6060. The level should be 1/8" below the fill plug (or top off and remove about 8oz)
That’s a business choice they made. Whether it be related to customer loyalty or purely financial is irrelevant. But generally all business decisions come down to maximizing profits.
A counterpoint is that most of the profit made by dealerships is parts and service. So even if a local buyer in...
That is usually the case with most things. The real answer is we forget what it was like before (in this case better looking). There would be a more appropriate fascia style for round tips. Naturally, my aesthetic, but that's all the matters on my car.
Part of the issue with the 5BW exhaust...
I put the OEM spitter on after I bought the car. I have the plastic parts that replace the rubber tire deflector. After looking over things I went with the original pre-swap rubber deflectors. I guess that was at least a year and a half ago. I suspect the reason is for aerodynamics, which I...
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