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Great thread. Mine: '09 Yamaha FZ6

Same issue here on an '05 kept outside in south Texas. Found the replacement part. Looks like it's simply a matter of popping out the old portion of lower window trim and fitting the new strip in its place?

Ditto.

Are these standard valve cores? I have one that audibly leaks anytime I check the pressure, but I'm able to stop the leak by nudging the core until it re-seats. In the long run I'd like to replace it. This is on an '05. (Don't mean to hijack, just a quick question...) Thanks.

Pair of greyhounds adopted from a local track. Seems to take only seconds before all the back windows are decorated with "doggie art," courtesy of their excited, wet noses...

Would be interested -- front seats... TOTAL: 5 rows... 1. AlexJet (2005, Alex, Toronto, ON) 2 rows 2. 2003-4x4runner (2003, ..., San Jose, CA) 2 rows 3. tipotex (2005, Rio Grande Valley, TX) 1 row

I use them often and find them to be a simple, perfectly functional solution.

Valley here.

Ah, ok, thanks, I thought you mentioned that your brother's classic was showing the same issues as your nano...

Hmm. I have a PA12-TOY sitting right here that I was going to throw in next weekend, for use with an iPod classic. From the product brochure: * New Hybrid mode - you are now able to search and select songs directly on your iPod as in direct mode or access your mobile play list through the...

In addition, if you're checking the oil level before firing up the engine after your oil change, the oil's not yet circulated, filling the oil filter, etc. So it might read somewhat high at that point. Not sure exactly what "far above the full mark on the dipstick" means.

Yes, it's easy. As long as you have the tab depressed, which allows the blade assembly to slide down the arm toward the hood, you should be good. Sometimes it takes a bit of effort, then the assembly will all of a sudden come free. Putting the new one on is merely a case of sliding it into...

Snow? What's snow? Never heard of it!

'08 Supra...

Another option for the water spots is Bon Ami, which you may find in the kitchen cleaning products aisle at the supermarket. It's a powder similar to Comet, but it has a softer abrasive that is safe for glass and ceramic products. It will leave the glass pristine. If you look for it but don't...