Recent content by CallMeAnEngineer

Listen very closely, because you're in the same situation I was in when I changed my PCV. The grommet is really dry-rotted, and will come off in small chunks which can fall down into the hole, potentially clogging an oil passage. Mine split clean in two then I tried to pull it out, and the...

$15k for a 2wd hahahaha

265/75/r16 is the max tire size you can run without rub on a stock suspension. I have 265/75/r16 tires on mine and the suspension flexes out before i rub, even while turning at full lock.

Looks like it. I changed my valve for the first time in the history of the vehicle (about 16 years), and the grommet did the exact same thing. Looks identical to the valve I pulled off of mine.

If you wish to act like a child, then join the spongebob forum.

Somebody somewhere along the line is lying about that vehicle.

If the rear diff is that rusted, then you've probably got frame perforation where the rear lower control arm meets the frame, on the inner side of the exterior. It's common to be able to stick several fingers into the holes on a rusted frame. It's not irreparable, but once your frame has rust...

Your rear lower control arms are probably about to rust clean off of what remains of the frame, judging by the look of the rust on your rear diff alone.

I bought a brush guard. I hate it. As soon as it contacts something at speed, it's gonna crunch right back into your grille due to the weak mounts.

If your fender is that rusted, then the frame around the lower rear control arms is most likely roached.

Tail light guards that mount to plastic? You're better off just risking a rock kncking one out, as mounting the guard into plastic will do nothing.

Over $10k for that?!

If your rockers are that rotted, make sure to check your frame for rot. The frame typically rots before the body starts to.

If your calipers are that rusted, then your frame is probably roached. Make sure the vehicle is structurally sound before putting any money into it.

You need a small subaru car if you wanna save on fuel. Plus, it'll have AWD to help cope with the winter conditions.