PennSilverTaco's "Perfect 5-Lug Regular Cab" Build, Aspergers, and General BS MegaThread!

You shouldn’t have switched from Coke, you could have detailed cars for 24 hours straight.

 

I had just put on a drop in k&n filter then came across this thread today. After reading I’m returning the k&n (Amazon 30 day) and going back to what’s proven.
I had an afe pro dry CAI prior to this and it worked great. No dust no maf issues. The 4.0L in my mind always felt like it preferred more air. I took it off to allow for a snorkel. I’m sure the factory filter is going to be just fine.

 

I don't know if we're thinking about the same kind of coke...

 

Both above are correct as I am betting different manufacturers build their stoves/ovens differently. Our stove had a one piece oven cavity and it was badly scarred. In the end the MFR. treated us well and we were happy with the result, plus the learning experience of the episode. all is well -- good luck to the OP

 

You would if you were working from home now!

 

I was furloughed from my current job for three months because of COVID!

 

Sorry to hear.

 

I'll bet there must be thousands of K&N vs OE filter posts on TW......LOL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS69owXpGdY

 

And by that same logic, you can also say "You'll be surprised what a paper filter can support".

 

Unfortunately mine is same answer. My 16 Tacoma was by far the least reliable vehicle I have ever owned. 9 dealer visits for major warranty work in 2 years/30K. Such a let down but in its defense I think my expectations for it were to high. It was the most I had ever spent on a vehicle before I bought its replacement. Doubt I will ever buy another unless they change the engine/trans.

 

A 93 Pontiac Grand Am. Got stuck with it when I married my 1st wife. It was low mileage, but the lights would go out with no warning and the wipers would stop in a downpour. It broke down at more intersections than I care to remember. It was a complete piece of shit.

 

Maybe not so good; None of the tires look flat though...

 

You coming to Carlisle?!?!

 

Name brand oven cleaner contains sodium hydroxide, which will dissolve aluminum. It may take several applications, but it will eventually work.

 

I think the light comes on if you lose 10 - 20 percent of the "Set" pressure. Check them all with a gauge to see which ones are low.

 

Nice!

 

Why not?

 

Is Kelly worried about COVID, now that she’s got a baby on board?

 

Truck’s getting compression tested today!