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It would be great if in such cases the old oil was put back in to see if it fixes the slipping or whatever other problems occurred. Supposedly Lucas syrup (stop slip) additive can help some transmissions a lot. It's best just used to get you by as you save up for a fix.

This one's funny, same trans as the charger

Yes. And there's no dipstick or drain plug. It's grounds for them to receive an F minus on their environmental score for making people neglect their car so they buy a new one more often. Where are the Big Oil subsidies for pushing frequent ATF changes on people?

For you car experts... Should I change the transmission fluid in a 2010 Dodge Charger for the first time ever at 160k when it's acting up? I can't remember what my friend said, I think it was revving more or slipping some, or a delayed or hard shift. They noticed something different when...

Has anyone here seen or heard of a genuine Stihl decompression valve not having a vent drilled in it?

I got a heavily scored poulan going with some 90 weight gear oil on the piston and a shot of nitro fuel. I also had a 120psi ms290 not fire, though it looked good inside. I can't remember if I tried gear oil and nitro with it though.

Will any get the warranty voided?

Who has run a 660 piston in a 500i? Tell us how it went. To me it looks like the top and bottom need to be trimmed to get the squish and crank case clearance/intake timing needed to work. It's already 10g lighter than the 500i piston before modifications, but has a narrower skirt.

It is possible to get some peaches. I used to always loose my peaches to rot, then one year I got a few that didn't while 95% did rot, and this without any spraying. The tree died the next year. I don't know why, but it may have been from me pruning it during the warm season and letting it get...

Broken cat toy. The string (with no longer functioning elastic) is a lot more fun than the little mouse on the end.

Mind if I post about polyticks?

You could always do something different and chuck it in front of a semi on the interstate. Monetize the the video and you could buy lots more saws.

Gotta at least get to 10,000 pages before the lock. Too close to start over

Throttle shafts can wear and waller out with enough cycles, maybe that is part of the problem if not the spring?

I don't know if you can hear if it is a steady idle or a surging one like if it's running out of fuel. Surging would indicate an air leak in the fuel system.

I think more power = more heat, but I've never verified stock vs ported cyl & muff temps. Just mill in cool weather. Too rich will also put more heat in the muffler, which can radiate into other parts of the saw.

I've smashed the AM with success, just have to go easy as to not strip/slip it. What happened to right to repair? Tractor owners need access to software, and we need access to a simple tool of basic maintenance that used to be included in the manual.

How did you finish getting the shaft out, on a lathe? Any improvements to the shaft design to hep prevent future failure?

Actually, I got an OEM case to put the engine in, I just need to get around to it.