No offense taken.
The engine runs better 190-200 degrees F. Just as you pointed out, heatsoak is the reason the engine is left off in the staging lanes. When the intake manifold is warm, the air is less dense. If there was a way to keep the engine warm, and intake cool, it would be done. In...
I just wanted to point something out. Like I said, lubing it won't hurt anything. The oil control ring will wipe the wall mostly clean anyway. Put some Lubriplate 105 on the wall and watch it get wiped.
Discussion is always good.
The bearings are also very tight. You can hear it loosen up...
Squeal and squeaks are two different things. Have you ever seen Chevy's that last as long as Toyotas. No. Sometimes one will last, but in general, they don't. So saying another manufacturer doesn't do something doesn't mean you don't have too, or it doesn't matter. Toyota is a very thourough...
If a consumers product fails prematurely, the consumers often loose faith and stop buying. That and Toyota says to do oil changes every 5000 or 10,000 miles, depending on what car you have. So I don't see the conspiracy with oil.
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If you want an electric fan bad enough, hardwire your existing units. On an older 87 I had, I unplugged the high pressure switch on the A/C system, and wired in a toggle switch to the passenger compartment. It was a non TEMS car, so the switch went in the absent slot.
If you are stop and go...
And if the dealer had been working on it, you would have accused them of doing something to it. And then posted it on the internet about "stealership" right?
A simple explination is take the control side of the relay and put it on a 12V source of your choice. Such as the green light under the dash that comes on when you open the door.
How your's is, the headlight is the power for the control side of the relay. The switch gives the ground path...
A trailer queen is a car that is not driven to its race, or on the street.
If that is you, get that front facing intake with shorter runners and large plenum.
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