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At the Clifton gas station. I put 6 gallons in 2 different 5 gallon plastic cans, 2 different times. The cans have 5 gallon marks on them. That's a busy station. They were selling a lot of air. I wonder if anybody else noticed. I called and complained, but nothing came of it.

If I remember right. On the last one I replaced, I had to run a brown wire to up by the shifter someplace. It was ACDELCO or GM. But was an upgraded newer version. Ibthinkmit even came with the wire.

I think if it Bhaskar bio added, it has to have a sticker. Maybe you don't have bio added in your area.

Never heard of them

Where did you get the IP?

Is the transmission with it?

All ours says is between 5 and 20% bio

Around here we have mostly soy based bio

If you're running bio diesel, you don't have to use a lubricity additive. But I would definitely add additive to biodiesel, to keep things cleaned up

That's where to check it

What does the injection pump call for? More pressure isn't always better

Chadwick tomatoes are our favorite little tomatoes https://www.google.com/search?q=Chadwick+tomatoes&client=ms-android-verizon-us-rvc3&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

In Chicago, you could have found a pot hole to drive over

I actually had a smaller steering wheel on the 69 Impala. Forgot about that. I used to use the loader to pick it up by the bumper to change tires. One time I picked it up by the back bumper and the wheels stayed on the ground for far longer than they should. That involved a little repair work

Whatever I bought, I order the ball and socket to add to the system. As well as a flex to install in the same area. I might have posted what all I bought. Stainless wasn't much more. Definitely a lot less than doing it twice. I always try to go Stainless on exhaust. Buy once cry once. And...

You and me both. But I was married at 17. We didn't have money to blow on steering wheels. Even though I worked mostly 50 hour plus weeks. I always wondered how the steering actually went with the small diameter steering wheels a lot of guys used back then. . They came with large diameter...

Back in the day, we used to jack around and switch steering wheels to things kids at the time, thought looked cool. I don't remember much about it

Not just GM Just about every vehicle out there

I use some volt meters that plug into the cigarette lighters https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01N00I4TM?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

I use Klein crimpers of this style for regular spades and such as you pictured. I think Harbor Freight sells a knockoff pair. For the connectors Marty pictured I have a couple similar crimpers to what he showed. And a Wirefy kit with multiple jaws. There's some cheap knockoffs that are...