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Originally Posted by FromG2Z I respect your methods... and I assume (hope) that you have concrete evidence/support/proof that your methods have worked. If so, great. If not, then I question
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 I don't really care if you question my methods, to each their own. What's your background in mechanical engineering and metallurgy? With several new vehicles in my past I've never (knock on wood) had a mechanical breakdown, oil consumption issue, etc. What works for me might not work for you, so do what you want. |
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