My wife had a 93 Escort GT back in the day that had the fuel filter mounted on the firewall. The fittings were plastic with just a small plastic C clip holding it together. She had the car a long time and never a leak there.
Might just be me but that sounds like a really bad idea. So down the road and has a small leak that might not even be noticed, I guess when the car stops moving is when you will know it needs fluid.
In your opinion, not mine. While your deal sounds somewhat better than most dogs kept outside, I see dogs on a six foot chain with a plastic dog house. They might get some food once a day. No interaction. Sad. Why do these people have a dog and treat it like that. Dogs need a pack either dog or human.
So you are saying that you can't idle a diesel for more than 20 minutes? At work, I saw guys idle their truck for 10 hours waiting for their loads. Look at truck stops anywhere when it is cold. Just don't buy it.
I believe that. At a NHRA race not too long ago, a funny car broke a header at the block and the force pushing down almost turned the car over. Never would have thought.
For real??? I guess you don't have any electric clocks, night lights, etc?
Any how, if you leave it on until the green light comes on, it should be charged.
So the 21 cupped on the front? I have a 014 on front that is about bald and it did not cup (one of the first). I have a 021 on the rear. I was thinking of putting a 016 on front to maybe wear with the rear and be sticky. Thoughts?
BTW-sorry for high jack.
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I do start my bikes some during the winter because they have carbs. Bike carbs are small and don't hold much fuel. It has seemed to work out better over the years of doing it that way.