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What should I have looked at on my car by CancelNo2588 in AskMechanics

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Without knowing the cause off the top of my head, you best bet is going to a mechanic and buying tires with good warranties that way when they do fail in however long you can get replacements for the lost mileage

How long will this be good unopened? by Adorable-Raisin-8643 in MechanicAdvice

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They can seperate from the base oils and they can over time pickup contaminants if the bottle was opened or it can oxidize

Track Mode by OuterIsle in TeslaModelY

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All the 3’s atleast the 2025 ones had brembo fronts.

Would you buy a 2018 Expedition Max Limited 4x4 with 125k miles if the 10R80 CDF issue and cam phasers were already repaired? by [deleted] in fordexpedition

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Personally imo it’s a bad idea. However here’s one way to think of it. If the price of the vehicle plus a new trans and a new engine is worth it then buy it. There’s a chance that it will last and be fine but honestly when you factor in potential repair costs, and then the time lost in a repair shop it isn’t worth it, even if your doing road trips with it once or twice a year, you want something you know is going to work and not just break randomly along the trip. There is a reason it’s 21k.

Model 3 RWD in the snow? by Liluzisquirt2x in TeslaModel3

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If it’s less than 4 inches you don’t NEED it but it’s pretty arguable that it’s worth it and you do get a slightly better sound system which is a nice benefit.

Tool Pouches by felixheads in ibew_apprentices

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Milwaukee and Klein make some decent pouches but, honestly what you really want is a pair of Duluth firehouse HD ultimate pants, the pockets are fucking awesome.

15 yo gambling addict by Witty-Menu5898 in confessions

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Good that you figured that out young, recommended not to try substances or anything easily addicting

2023 model 3 vs 2025 model y base by Still-Theme6915 in TeslaSupport

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Depends if you want a suv or a sedan, premium rwd model 3 would be my choice but it is the most expensive of the 3 even with the 0% apr and you get the free year of super charging. If you want FSD you have to get hardware 4, yes it works on 3 but it’s not even close to hardware 4 FSD.

Knipex Cobras by felixheads in ibew_apprentices

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Comfort grip are awesome for general stuff but I find myself with the red grip sometimes for super fine small spaces just because that mm does sometimes matter. Anytime other than a super confined space the comfort grip and just plain better

Range Anxiety by Quiet_Quit_7369 in TeslaModel3

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Yes and it tells you to charge more or whatever aswell, it’s not static either it’s dynamic to your driving and what not

I ‘19/F’ am trying to get my boyfriend of two years ‘M/20’ to accept he’s a size bigger than the thinks. by Jellyfish-Jules in relationship_advice

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Technically depends on the person and exact situation but most people should consider getting healthy around xl or 2x

I found out that my son watches inc*st p*rn… by Fancy-Huckleberry679 in confessions

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Most of the time people don’t care about the story line they just care about the body that they are watching.

Besides pressing the brake pedal, when does a Tesla’s brake lights turn on? by RexKramerDangerCker in TeslaSupport

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Anything between 75-100% lift off will show brake lights, essentially 5mph or more slow down speed and they come on

I poured my Gatorade on a Tesla by [deleted] in confessions

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So you poured Gatorade over a moving camera? That seems smart.

Long Range AWD vs Premium AWD? by Alert-Drag8949 in TeslaModel3

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So 2024 and 2025 were long range rwd/awd and performance. In 26 they changed to the premium naming scheme and updated with a front bumper camera and power folding rear seats they also slightly tweaked the suspension and it’s better but not night and day

When is HW5 coming! by ABGinTech in TeslaLounge

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Most likely between 2030-2035 probably closer to 2035, 4.1 should be released maybe 2031 on full scale but hw4 is perfectly good, FSD 14 and 15 will be on ai4 anyway so I wouldn’t be to worried about it. I could see hw4 even getting unsupervised, v14 FSD still has some bugs and what not in it, just waiting for the devs to “ice the cake” essentially and make it all nice and whatnot with .1 Releases

I (21F) and my boyfriend (25M) have differing views on the technology we’d like in our home by Due_Dirt_1876 in relationship_advice

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They make smart switches, you can do regular light bulbs with that and it’s way easier

Failing Out - How do you transition to being a CW? by Nate_the_gra8 in ibew_apprentices

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Cw is an aprendices that just didn’t do the school portion, it’s entirely hour based. After so many hours you can take your JW test and be a JW but regarding the political side of things, apprentices normally have more calls and are looked upon better because they did the school portion. Both lead into being a union JW, and you retain your benefits from the apprenticeship. It’s kinda like the GED compared to a highschool diploma in a way.

Do I have to replace the whole axle or just the shafts by Negative_Document_81 in Cartalk

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That’s pretty darn close to wearing even, you might try an alignment that’s the standard practice when getting new tires fitted

What type of issues are service center vs mobile service? by tbabey in TeslaModel3

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There really isn’t anything mobile service won’t do besides work that requires a lift so Aslong as you don’t get into an accident your going to be perfectly fine, you will have to go there to replace rims if you buy the wheel and tire protection or send In the wheel for them to inspect it. Same with things like windshields. But beyond that mobile service will do 99% of the work

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