This makes for entertaining reading. Motorcycles are represented here by discussions about the cost of helmets, their construction, and crash performance, and mention of motorcycle-specific coolant.
Lots of oil discussion, synthetic vs non-synthetic, draining/changing vs just adding; leak treatments for cooling systems; ATF added to engine's oil before changing, etc.
What's your favorite myth?
The post I like best is by the guy who alternates using a Harbor Freight Tool to change the oil vs using his Snap-On tools.
I change my oil with a snap-on wrench one time, then a harbor freight wrench the next time. I want my mower to think it's appreciated, but at the same time, I don't want it to think too much of itself.
Join Date: Jan 2016
Location: Ohio
Posts: 1,136
Re: old myths die hard
I change my oil with a snap-on wrench one time, then a harbor freight wrench the next time. I want my mower to think it's appreciated, but at the same time, I don't want it to think too much of itself.
Lots of oil discussion, synthetic vs non-synthetic, draining/changing vs just adding; leak treatments for cooling systems; ATF added to engine's oil before changing, etc.
What's your favorite myth?
The post I like best is by the guy who alternates using a Harbor Freight Tool to change the oil vs using his Snap-On tools.
I change my oil with a snap-on wrench one time, then a harbor freight wrench the next time. I want my mower to think it's appreciated, but at the same time, I don't want it to think too much of itself.
Join Date: Jan 2016
Location: Ohio
Posts: 1,136
I change my oil with a snap-on wrench one time, then a harbor freight wrench the next time. I want my mower to think it's appreciated, but at the same time, I don't want it to think too much of itself.
