What have you done to your vehicle lately?

[Dawico]

Plugged a nail hole in the daughter's tire. Wanted to try this kit I picked up off Amazon. Did the trick. So far anyways......

 

[BeatTheTunaUp]

Replaced the 6 pillow ball bushings in the rear suspension. My dad and I did them together 22 years ago. Time for a USA made rebuildable setup.

 

[craigntx]

I picked up my wheel at the repair shop in little mehico

 

[Txdweeb]

I picked up my wheel at the repair shop in little mehico

Got it hand it to them fellers they are crafty. Had an alternator go out on me one time we were doing a Baja trip this youngin tore a washer apart got some copper and fixed the alternator. It lasted me another 6 months .

 

[308nato]

Had to replace the battery in the wife's Sonata.

 

[lonestardiver]

Replaced cabin air filter, intake air filter, and wiper blades on my truck.

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[Dawico]

Rotated my tires. Had to get a torch out to get one rear wheel off. Sledge hammer wouldn't do it alone. Damn hub centric wheels and corrosion don't mix well.

Picked up two air jacks (Amazon ~$120 each) knowing this needed done. 5/5 stars. Would definitely recommend. Way easier than reaching under there to pump a little handle 200 times and much cheaper than a jack long enough to not have to do that.

I don't have concrete to work on so the wide base plates make them work well on gravel or grass.

Lifted the truck in seconds. They're quick. Lifted my diesel dually right up.

They're wide though and don't fit in my normal jack points but made it work.

 

[Lonesome Dove]

Rebuilt the heater box with a new core, seals and hoses
Up next is oil pan, pickup tube, gasket and bolts.
One of the joys of owning a 58 year old car.

 

[Fideon]

I recently installed Good-Win Racing headers on my 2017 Miata. Since I bought it, I have installed springs, exhaust, spacers, and an E85 tune. The car is decently quick and is very agile and snappy in the curves. I take it to AutoX and it performs great!

 

[BBL]

The new multi-function (turn signal) switch finally arrived today so I'll be replacing it today so that I can drive at night. It would turn on the powerful high beams at random and that is just not safe. Hoping it is a simple and quick job (according to the MM) but it's a Chevy so I can only assume I'll spend 3 days fighting it.