Recent content by scubatech

Sometimes it can be the air conditioner too. I don't get that out West here, but I would let it vent for a while before shutting off the truck. Leaves are a pain in the ass! I keep them cleaned out. They will migrate into you HVAC system and rot out you heater core and AC unit behind the dash.

That is bullshit Axe! I turned down free oil changes because of this kind of incompetency!

I agree. He buys some cool vehicles and then sells them soon after.......typical you Tuber. Like the TRX & Mustang!

He drives me nuts, so I quit watching his videos. What's up with the hippy look? I thought that went out after the 60's? He used to be a clean cut looking family man. Freedom I guess.

I had a 6.4 liter Hemi in my 2014 Wrangler. Crate engine, no ticking, no exhaust manifold cracks either. That was the way a Wrangler should be! Now of course, you can buy them from the factory. My friend has one and it has been trouble free. Although it does have DOD, and he has a Taser unit...

I agree with you and I should have mentioned that point. No DFM/ ASS. Good suggestion.

Personally, I have had 3 Dodge/ Ram trucks and several of my friends currently have them . None of us had anything other than warranty work. My friend has a Power Wagon, Magnaflow exhaust & higher flow air filter. That's a cool truck. The Silverado is a very good looking truck, but I think you...

My friend had this problem and we disconnected the battery cables for a while and reconnected them. That seemed to work. They must have a very narrow tolerance on the factory map. I don't think anything else is available?

By the way, I just read that John Deere lost the right to repair case in court! Good, 4.2 million dollars. Where do these fools think we are going to get food if they destroy farming? There are plenty of other brands available to purchase.

Axe, I agree! Denver air has cleaned up a lot since 1970. But, if there is no wind the inversion shows up like you mentioned. Denver is in a three sided bowl. the lower elevations being to the north. Where I live in NOCO, the elevation is 4890 FASL. Cheyenne is a little over 6000 FASL. That...

I just saw an article about Lake Erie freezing over for the first time in 30 years. I've heard a couple retired Meteorologists say that if you want a career in weather, you have to go along with it. They believe global warming is mostly BS. I see, say a hot or cold record being broken and it...

I used to plow snow with a grader and a wing. It was amazing how close people would in the opposite direction to my front wheels. I was scared if I hooked some ice I would have a head on collision! It just throw me against the steering wheel and hurt, but likely kill someone in a car! A tandem...

Thanks for the information and education. I didn't know about school land. The Winery was never there years ago either. There was a beautiful looking horse ranch further up the canyon to. I remember going back into Castle Valley and the old suspension bridge we had to cross way back then, LOL...

Good pictures. I was in a very competitive Scout club back then and we all had big motors & Detroit Lockers front & rear. We used to camp in the willows up the canyon a mile or two. Now it's all pay camping. I guess the BLM had to do something due to human feces and T-paper in the trees. Anyway...

I've been to Moab probably 100 times! Jeeping, mountain biking, riding Moto- bikes, hiking, etc. I like the area, but I'm retired. I started going there in 1983, when you could climb White knuckle & Pritchett on 33" tires, as long as you had good gearing. I used to live in Fruita, but only for...