franklin

I just keep asking my self...why ? Why would you do this ?

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do you think this thread will make 100,000 views?

I'm with you. What a waste of good money

A young father is home watching his 4 year old son while his wife is out shopping. The boy has been looking out the front window for a while , Dad slides over to check out what is going on that has the boys attention. To his horror the boy has been watching two dogs screwing on the sidewalk! He pulls the child back into the room. The child asks " Dad what were those dogs doing?" Dad's thinking ... I dont need this yet...4 years old... and replies You see son that dog on the top hurt his foot and that dog on the bottom is his buddy. He's gonna carry him home. The boy ponders that for a moment and responds. Jeeze dad thats just like people , you go to help someone out and end up getting screwed.

+1. Im not due yet, but seems that I heard thats its really not too difficult a job compaired to other makes. Is this accurate.

What year is your car ? What trans ? My '05 manual did not have anything like that to deal with ? Could it be a Califorina air pump?

Did mine today. The pointers on this link were a big help. Maybe I can add a few details that may help make somebody day easier. A) Antiseize on the plug threads-easier to remove next time and easier to install and less likely to cross thread B) The "pads" on the frame. Use a simple screwdriver to pop the front attachment off and pull them up and out of the way. The little bit of extra room made a ton of difference on the drivers side. Spare yourself a lot of unnecessary ag pop them off and tip it up. C) As for the pull the battery -not pull the battery argument. If ET is you friend call him over and give him a beer. If you have normal human hands ... pull the battery . Too much crap in the way for me. I could not get a second hand down w/o pulling the battery. The next time I do this will be quicker but I dont think I could get this down to the 35 minutes that some people quote. My hat goes off to you.

One of 127 SWP 5 manual Limited black gut- the rarest USA sedan

Weird. Mine did the same today... stuck for a moment and then worked. Sounds like a common fail point.

satin white pearl

Fantastic write up. Before I even looked at your profile I said to myself- this guy has got to be an engineer ! You likely saved some others some grief and better yet came up with an easy fix. Anyone can bitch but not everyone can come up with practical solutions. Thanks

Better to have a bottle in front of me than a frontal labotomy.

It seems to be a very good filter. The "best" ? i'm less sure of that. Auto makers dont normally go with money is no object choices. Just like other parts on the car, things can be improved.