Search results

I use silver or gold anti-seize on items like lug nuts, but it is the exact opposite of thread sealer. A little goes a long way. We primarily boat in saltwater, so the anti-seize helps.

I’d use red (hi strength) Loctite or similar. Most specs will call for it vs the blue medium strength on brake parts.

Did the same. Installed 4 Goodyear Endurance tires prior to this trip. I’ve gone thru several “Made in China” tires ;some came with the trailer, some I bought from Les Schwab. I’m going to put the 4 used ones on my car hawler. It does not see many miles. Still need one more Goodyear for the...

Mike, I did the same when the Suzuki was under warranty. I sucked it up and bought the "Suzuki brand" oil. Once the warranty was done, however... Can't blame you with that perty new 200... The one engine I do baby with full synthetic (Shell Rotella T6) is the diesel truck, but only because...

This one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQj9a-FkWvM

O-rings and more o-rings...

Sounds like heaven.. 8)

For the record I only use CC when appropriate, like on long stretches of interstate with open road. I don't use it in tight or windy roads etc nor in traffic, like one has in the Puget Sound region. But from say Cle Elum or Ellensburg to Spokane...with miles and hours of nothing but desert...

I do a complete oil change every spring. It's quick and easy. Originally, I was using "official" Suzuki-brand oil but now I just use a comparable 10w-40 synthetic blend that is much cheaper. We usually don't complete 200 hours per season, as we are still working stiffs (well, at least the...

The small ones on our boat are water and waste only. The larger ones I ordered are for gas. From their website:

I removed and repaired the steps. Pics in my album. I and others also removed and replaced the hatches with aftermarket hatches that are much more water resistant. Pics in my album on that too along with the thread below...

Man, that water is pretty! I miss the tropics.

I thought the turbo did that... :lol:

Large: fuel I bought 10 for what one usually costs via The O-ring Store.

Small: water & waste Danco is a plumbing supplier

Large ones: https://www.theoringstore.com/store/ind ... ts_id=1208 Buy 10 for less than one from any marine supply I could find. One place wanted $12 for one o-ring. Small ones are Danco #50. I found them at Ace. Danco supplies plumbing products...

On the roof. http://www.c-brats.com/modules.php?set_albumName=album1098&id=022_1024x768&op=modload&name=gallery&file=index&include=view_photo.php

http://www.c-brats.com/modules.php?set_albumName=album3086&op=modload&name=gallery&file=index&include=view_album.php Small o-ring: #50, 1 5/8” OD by 1 7/16” ID. Danco part number 35764B Large o-ring: #70 part number B70224. I bought them from here...

It has to be programmed for your particular vehicle. Trans temps will show as TFT. I use one on the F250.

https://youtu.be/vlCIHlRWi7I