Recent content by Fightnfire

I hope their energy is spent removing and banning all of the fake accounts we have and AI spam. We're overrun.

Silverado, or... GMC :D

Late 80's early 90's Ford Escort GT's. I was 10ish and remember always liking the looks of them when I was younger. I wouldn't buy one, but man I still think it's a good looking car. I also like the foxbody Mustangs of this era so it makes sense.

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Great video Tim. I've owned two Toyotas and have had great luck with one (09 Tacoma), not so great luck with the other (08 Prius.) What I can't wrap my head around is the head in the sand coming from the majority of comments I'm seeing out in the ether. Toyota was absolutely on a pedestal. In...

It's interesting though because this isn't the first time they've done this. After the growing pains they do tend to have a more reliable product, I can't disagree with that. I've always wondered if that's more of a product of not changing and offering a less advanced/optioned vehicle than the...

I'm pretty anti advertisement for anything, even brands I like. This is the first truck I've owned that I didn't debadge. I don't wear clothes with large advertisements or words or quotes. It's impossible to get away from the little Carhartt patch, or Columbia logo but in general I try to avoid...

That's good, I didn't necessarily mean from you, just in a general sense. I feel like Toyota has been straight up deceptive about the whole thing. They announce a fix, sales spike, then extend the recall. (discreetly change part numbers on various bearing parts) Then they announce another fix...

I really wish this would get more traction.

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I love these old trucks. My son, 17, has a 2000 4x4 Ranger and my stepson, also 17, has a 2003 4x4 Frontier. Both great trucks and simple.

I think, assume, it's always been the coyote at least that's what I've heard about.

Was it a pre-oiled filter like a k&n? If so every study I've seen says that pre-oiled filters like those actually do worse at trapping fine particles than a standard paper filter.

https://topclassactions.com/lawsuit-settlements/lawsuit-news/ford-class-action-claims-f-150-trucks-have-oil-consumption-defect/ https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/tsbs/2019/MC-10169811-0001.pdf Ford says a QT at 3k miles is normal, above that they have a TSB that doesn't seem to really address the...

That's a good question you could look into