Recent content by Firewrench

Me. Learned how to properly detail a car about 50 years ago with my first one. ‘64 Dodge Coronet. We are in Quartzsite AZ for the winter. The water here is so full of minerals, water spots are terrible. Luckily there has been no rain(OK, .01” one time), so I dust off the Bronco every day or two...

If the trail is that narrow, we’ll just take the Rzr…

Thanks pakrat, that worked.

That “add” button does not show up on my ford pass app.

When I was a young buck working at a Chrysler/Plymouth dealer in the early ‘70’s we didn’t call them porters, we called them shaggers.

Interesting thread. I have always kept my vehicles clean, it’s therapy for me. Learned how to properly detail a car when I got my first, 50 years ago. We might take our Bronc on gravel roads, etc, but we would never take it where we take our Rzr. Side note, when I took my Harley Trike to a trike...

What sense does that make. Just keep it on the app.

I updated the app the other day. Guess I shouldn’t have. I rotated my tires today since I needed the left front wheel off to get to the PCV hose to install a catch can. I no longer see any way to enter your own maintenance. Then I see an entry for the visit I had recently to my dealer to have...

My wife’s 2015 Polaris Slingshot.

Wife uses cotton balls soaked with peppermint oil in the basement compartments in our RV, no rodent damage yet in 3 years of this coach and 7 with previous coach. Also a few motion sensor lights underneath. As for her beloved Bronco, the garage is pretty well sealed up, I built it 20 years ago...

I usually set it on the first click, slower fill but it doesn’t shut off prematurely. Carryover from a previous car that didn’t like it full blast either.

I would lean toward the ranger station, if you leave it, the one who takes it might not be the one who lost it…

Wife uses peppermint oil on cotton balls in the RV, one in each basement compartment, a few under the hood. Renew with a few drops of oil every month or so. We see no rodent evidence. Here in humid western Washington the Irish Spring soap turns into a slimy mess.

I have these on the RV. Not sure they would fit under the hood of the Bronco