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I would just top it off.

Certified Honda Bought my kid a certified Honda Civic. The dealer gave me a list of all the work done on the car. They did 100% of the work as listed. Add that to the 100k powertrain warranty and it is a great deal.

+1 I'm lazy and never want to completely flush a cooling system so I always just drain and fill the radiator (and top off) ONLY with OEM coolant once every 50,000 miles. I have been doing this since the 1970's and have never had a radiator or water pump fail. With the Toyota LL pre-mixed coolant...

DO NOT PUSH THE RED BUTTON....that is the "auto detonator" :eek:

What did they do cut the cable? :wtf:

Ok, who is the u-boat commander? Porsche 928 Sinking in Lake - YouTube

I have a 2 mile commute to work up and down hills in the CVNP and the trans "learns" to dump the shift from 1-2 in 2 seconds and then into overdrive asap. After about 20,000 miles it needs a reset to get back to factory default shift logic. Otherwise you are driving around in 5th gear all day.

I know disconnecting the negative battery terminal will reset the ecm learning back to defaults. But is there a fuse anywhere I can just pull so I don't have to initialize the whole vehicle again?

My 2008 4x4 always takes about 3.5 qts in the rear diff.

Don't use it in the Tcase. You need 75w90 LS in there. In the rear it should be Ok.

I would call your insurance agent and see how much the diminished value of the vehicle is with 2 accidents. Then go back and present it to the dealer.

When you first install the pads how do you bed them in? Also did you replace all of the anti-squeal shims? I also use permatex synthetic brake lubricant to coat the back between the pad & shim. I also open the bleeder and retract the pistons fully then re-bleed. My bed in procedure is 30 stops...

Go back to the first dealer and get the boot...don't wait.

Try a set of Toyota OEM pads.

Plus: Flush the trans WS fluid. Re-line the brakes before the front calipers freeze. Flush brake fluid Drain fill radiator coolant Drain fill power steering reservoir Replace serpentine belt. Grease drive shafts Clean MAF sensor...