I kept driving after it said ‘0’, knowing that it was a 17.9 gallon tank, and from other folks on here, I figured that I had a significant reserve. I wanted as much of the E10 out of the tank as possible, as E0 was going back in to the fuel tank. I’m at ~1555 miles on the odometer now, and won’t...
Note to self. No KO2’s for Miss Daisy.. currently getting 24+ mpg, mixed city and two lane highway driving, eco mode. (ethanol free 93 octane) with stock Michelins (33 psi) still on her. That will drop ~2-2.5 mpg when I start using E10 fuel, once I am totally moved out of Florida and up in NC...
The First Edition for 2024 will have a limited production run of 5000, according to the Toyota official that introduced the new Land Cruiser’s at the press briefing in Utah earlier in the year.
A lot of us wanted to do the first oil change very early, after taking delivery to get the contaminants from manufacturing out of the engine, especially after the recent Tundra engine fiasco, as apposed to waiting until 10,000 miles were on the odometer, and every 10,000 miles thereafter. It’s...
I’ve been using electric impacts for a decade (Milwaulkie), and before that, air impacts, of multiple sizes. Also just refastened a metal roof. They can easily get away from an inexperienced as well as an experienced user, especially when tightening the fasteners.
I would not use an impact driver to install ANY of the bolts required for an oil change. Okay to use them to remove the bolts. But if you use an impact ‘anything’ to install the bolts, the inexperienced WILL strip them, eventually. (See my next post on Miss Daisy’s first oil change, when I get...