What rear bumper is that?
Sucks manJust put ~1000 smooth miles traveling for the holiday break, however my wife and I came out to the car from our friends place in LA on Saturday 11-25 to see my front pass. window smashed in. Perp took off with my maintenance logbook?, registration paperwork, my wife's clothes, my Leatherman, and our friend's baby's pack n play thing. Left behind my Scangauge and sunglasses though, quite odd. Luckily we received a great referral to an auto glass repair center and were in and out in 45 min for only $90 (non-OEM glass of course) to replace. Just felt a little violated to know that someone was rummaging through our personal property(!)
Just put ~1000 smooth miles traveling for the holiday break, however my wife and I came out to the car from our friends place in LA on Saturday 11-25 to see my front pass. window smashed in. Perp took off with my maintenance logbook?, registration paperwork, my wife's clothes, my Leatherman, and our friend's baby's pack n play thing. Left behind my Scangauge and sunglasses though, quite odd. Luckily we received a great referral to an auto glass repair center and were in and out in 45 min for only $90 (non-OEM glass of course) to replace. Just felt a little violated to know that someone was rummaging through our personal property(!)
The crooks missed the best thing in there -- those pristine sport seats!!
:sorry: for your trouble. What a bummer!
only $90 (non-OEM glass of course) to replace.
One thing that someone taught me was that the best secret of auto insurance is zero-deductible comprehensive... For my cars, it adds about $20 a year, and covers things like glass breakage, windshield damage, door dings, etc - with zero cost to me.
What's best is that because any claims to comprehensive are not driving related, they should not affect your rates. Obviously you don't want to be filing a claim for every scratch, but it has come in handy for me enough to pay the cost of insurance many times over (e.g. the $2000 MB GLK windshield).
I definitely learned the value of having zero-deductible comprehensive for this episode, made me realize at least to go to my insurance and at least check out the different rates. Our out of pocket was on the lower end thanks to not having that much stuff being taken but I know it could've been way worse.
Tried to conquer P0420 by replacing my front sensor. Nuts came right off, it was a 15 min job. Was feeling great. :reddance:
Took a test drive, CEL came on after about 20 miles. :sniper:
Just ordered the rear sensor. Finger crossed that I won't have to replace the cat.
The front sensor looked pretty toasted so probably worth it at as any rate. I was getting long crank times at startup and seemed better the 3 times I started it after the new sensor.
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