ScottG

I suppose one of the components (generally heavy rubber cords) inside the axle that provide the "torsion" could be damaged. This would result in a little less suspension resistance, and cau… (View Post)

The image above shows something quite different from the tell-tale bulges that typically appear at the convector stubs. I wonder if there is something else going on here. Has the FB owner determined … (View Post)

@hobbithouse and @webers3, I tend to agree with your sentiments--after all, I haven't worried about replacing my glycol going on six years now. However, there does seem to be some question about the … (View Post)

I used "clear" 60lb monofilament fishing line to fix my door. I'm not aware of a cloth-covered version, but if there is such a thing I would be concerned about the cloth fraying. I also don… (View Post)

Having performed both a gravity drain and removal of all the covector hoses, I introduced a lot of air into my system. However, the vast majority of it burped out through the reservoir tank the first… (View Post)