Hey Connecticut, our everything hurts

@bucktales

In case you missed this:

https://www.thedrive.com/news/hot-rod-magazine-will-post-every-from-1948-to-2021-online-for-free

 

Good morning CT.
Happy hump day.
Worked on a 2011 LX570, leak in the hydraulic suspension, replaced a line and had to remove a bolt from on top of the frame.
That one bolt took an hour with the no access, rust and and you could only get 1/16 of a turn at a time.

 

Good morning

On the subject of access, to change my car's air filter you have to remove the taillights and then remove the rear bumper skin.

 

Reminiscent of having to pull the bumper off my audi to do...anything to it really

 

Yeah, first step of anything on them was...


TRIGGERED!!!!

 

The last time I saw mine before buying the Tacoma:

 

Unsurprising

 

That was my A6 Avant. Was around 140K so was due for another timing belt, p/s lines were leaking, something else I don't remember and would have been coming up for second go round on the control arms. Great car but maintainence "intensive"

 

Morning everyone.

Happy hump day.

 

My a4 was leaking oil in 3 separate locations (timing cover, oil filter housing, and.....somewhere else), sold it to someone full disclosure and they gave me what I wanted for it, had the taco that same week

 

I'll guess valve cover gaskets. Audi motors were always wet. And don't get me started on the ABS controller block...

 

I've got enough going on at work, I don't need the stress of this conversation

 

It's putting me in a bad mood too

 

Morning CT and over the border!

 

Also, for the offroaders. Harbor Freight with some good stuff commig

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AuHoidlrs58

 

29"

 

Version 3 of the GPS bracket has begun.

 

Is it weird that every time I see a Porsche, I think of @CTSpruceMica

 

Same

Followed one for a minute today as a matter of fact. I think my skinny peddle is broken, he was gone

 

Gotta look for the license plate holder to know for sure