This much oil burning normal?
06-26-2009, 11:55 PM
#31
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I say, when 12 yo girls start driving Porsches, then change your avatar - and no sooner.
While I do think it is a provocative photo, there's not really one thing objectionable about it really - other than perhaps that it is provocative. Some would have the world dumbed down so much that we could all be on Prozac or locked in pods like on the Matrix - I feel compelled to find an equally interesting avatar myself, but what with the Prozac and all, I have no imagination left.
Ya'll keep your kids out of the museums - keep 'em outta France, for that matter.
While I do think it is a provocative photo, there's not really one thing objectionable about it really - other than perhaps that it is provocative. Some would have the world dumbed down so much that we could all be on Prozac or locked in pods like on the Matrix - I feel compelled to find an equally interesting avatar myself, but what with the Prozac and all, I have no imagination left.
Ya'll keep your kids out of the museums - keep 'em outta France, for that matter.
06-27-2009, 03:33 AM
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I say, when 12 yo girls start driving Porsches, then change your avatar - and no sooner.
While I do think it is a provocative photo, there's not really one thing objectionable about it really - other than perhaps that it is provocative. Some would have the world dumbed down so much that we could all be on Prozac or locked in pods like on the Matrix - I feel compelled to find an equally interesting avatar myself, but what with the Prozac and all, I have no imagination left.
Ya'll keep your kids out of the museums - keep 'em outta France, for that matter.
While I do think it is a provocative photo, there's not really one thing objectionable about it really - other than perhaps that it is provocative. Some would have the world dumbed down so much that we could all be on Prozac or locked in pods like on the Matrix - I feel compelled to find an equally interesting avatar myself, but what with the Prozac and all, I have no imagination left.
Ya'll keep your kids out of the museums - keep 'em outta France, for that matter.
06-27-2009, 05:19 AM
#33
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After the warning and I put in half a quart, I checked my oil level again after the engine is warmed up, and it still read the minimum. What is going on...I put in 1 1/2 quarts of 0W-40 in the last week alone. I'd better check for oil spot on the garage floor.
06-27-2009, 12:31 PM
#34
Well, I for one find the electronic oil level monitoring works quite well. I follow the instructions in the operator's manual and haven't had any problems. I always check my oil after a drive, usually 50 miles or more, and check it in my garage. I haven't had any problems checking the oil at all, in fact, I have a rather long driveway (garage at the rear of the house) and by the time I park in the garage and initiate the oil level check the wait is usually less than 30 seconds.
