Recent content by devino246

You can get to it if you press ctrl + shift + J in Chrome.

Yes, but now that I'm up to operating temp... Note the 301 redirect when I enter "google.com". Google's server just redirects to their www subdomain.

To simplify my original post, the "www." pretext was an accident that people began believing was required in a URL, when in fact, it's not. So, no "www.", because it always has and always will be useless.

Don't even get me started...again! :censored: See Post #60

I haven't heard that in years! Spent 15 years of my life in NC. Welcome to DIYGK!

Probably. DOT 5.1 (polyethylene glycol) is also hygroscopic, while DOT 5 is (diorgano polysiloxane) is hydrophobic.

DOT 5.1 is polyethylene glycol based. DOT 5 is silicone-based. DOT 5 non-silicone is an oxymoron; DOT 5 fluid, by definition, contains at least 70% diorgano polysiloxane (silicone), by weight).

Hmm, that's interesting.

Welcome to DIYGK. Contrary to what mckutzy said, no, that's not possible. That principle is known as "perpetual motion" and is physically impossible (see: Law of Conservation of Energy)

Since when is a no-start condition a symptom of worn piston rings? Worn rings would result in excessive blow-by and oil consumption, and potentially, hard cold-starting and poor performance.

Yeah, well...my Mom can't stand when I let slip 'slow up'. "You sound just like your father!" :surrender: Virginians have a funny thing for naming towns. We have: Long Island South Boston Lord Botetourt (Pronounced "bot-uh-tot") Buena Vista (bu-na vis-tuh) Gloucester (Glos-ter) Yeah, dunno...

My boss, who's from Massachusetts, was giving me a hard time the other day because I was telling him to "cut the engine off" and "cut it back on". Apparently that's a southern US thing. My grandmother says "over yonder", and I spend many weekends "down home" where she grew up. I'm sure there...

I've had great luck on Ebay. Bought ski boots for $60 and skis for $90 last winter. Just recently bought a new HP power cord for my laptop for $25 and a 50mm enlarger lens for $11 shipped.

Ohh how I can't wait till I get to experience this for myself</sarcasm> :ack2:

Sounds like quite the experiences!