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I’ve been using about 10 gallons a week of heating oil. Doesn’t help my hot water also comes from the boiler. Next year I’m definitely switching to an electric tankless hot water setup and converting my boiler to run during “call only”. Also added ...

Temps here hovering in the low 40* zone daytime and 30* overnight. almost daily some form of precipitation. Used 1/2 of my oil tank for furnace so far (@175gal) and a good amount of firewood. Watching for a break in Diesel fuel cost (which Biden's fix never showed up at the pump). and ...

... lookout now for a new jukebox that won't be as valuable, and maybe take up less room in the garage. But now I have space for my 1950's Siegler "oil stove" that I picked up a few weeks ago. Basically a large kerosene stove that uses vaporization to run. These can also run on home heating oil, ...

... before trying to unplug it. Sometimes the tab can give you fits. Like Jeremy said, the switches can leak, or get plugged, as the orifice that the oil passes through to the pressure switch is pretty small. You'll need an oil pressure switch socket, or a deep well socket 1-1/16" or 1-1/8". I can't ...

Thank you very much, I wondered what that bright green thing could be , slipped my mind to inspect it. Will do what I can and update accordingly.

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The sensor itself will go out occasionally. It's the bright green plug on the back of the block. Not the most fun to change, but it's doable. I'd replace that before worrying too much.

Cold weather here, oil light on occasionally during low rpm or idle. Swapped full synthetic 5w30 with high milage 5w30 , mopar filter, now my oil light is constantly on, occasionally off at 2k rpm ,annoying diiiiing. Oil levels fine ...

I figured out a few things that were askew , now it seems pretty solid. I've had a low oil pressure light on idle or low rpm, and after that was inadvertently solved via another repair, I get a p1282 , my check engine light only comes on after some time of driving, ...

... it is not marked on the gasket. So I didnt pay attention and just replaced it. Well turns out there is a proper way to install it and I opened my oil galley into a coolant one. So I bought another head gasket and reinstalled the head. All works fine now except alittle whining noise from the new ...

Sorry, but every woman I have known has never done anything to their car other then add gas to it. Checking oil level or tire pressure is a bit too hard. /sarcasm. That's where we come into play hahaha That may be true in most cases, but NOT with this young lady. She has done ...

Sorry, but every woman I have known has never done anything to their car other then add gas to it. Checking oil level or tire pressure is a bit too hard. /sarcasm. That's where we come into play hahaha

... me a bit of a scare Thurs. Son got a call from the GF asking about a strange "ticking" sound and said she immediately shut down and checked the oil level. Found it barely reading on the stick and had to top up 2 quarts to get it in the center of the safe zone. Noise went away. Had 5k on the ...

... I don't get why it would be a thing. I can't currently log into the site, so I guess I'll have to investigate later. Jerry - I have used oil from oil changes out of the Durango & CX5 if you need any for your furnace? Not for my house furnace, but thanks! I am thinking of doing a waste ...

Jerry - I have used oil from oil changes out of the Durango & CX5 if you need any for your furnace?

... with members arguing before. I’ve never joined allpar, was it any decent for information or DIYers? Speaking of DIY, a few weeks ago I cleaned my oil furnace by myself. Just the other day it stopped firing and I had to trouble shoot it for a day. Changed the little brain box on it after checking ...

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Wed Oct 06, 2021 11:57 am

I will say, do not use an ebay branded clutch.

I agree- that's why I posted the link for a Mopar replacement part.

I bought both a Mopar clutch master and clutch slave and plan to have them installed in the spring when I have my annual oil change.

... the car character and spice up the bland rear ends that the 03-05 neons have. Nothing new with the Neon, been driving it a bit more. Changed the oil since it has been a year since I changed it. Just went with regular Mobil 1 5w-30 and their extended life filter. I let it drain over night, car ...

... market radio equipment but I don't know, a family of 3 drunk drivers owned this poor neon just a couple years ago, my buddy after that gave it oil and gas, and now I have it, so far it runs wonderfully after some repairs, besides a new radiator leak.

... no way. Not much going on with the car, just rolled over 25k miles the other day. I guess it has been almost a full year since I changed the oil. (9/17/2020 @ 23272) So I put hardly any miles on it which is kind of sad. I guess I need to change the oil since it has been almost a year. Oil ...

... a vehicle or pay for delivery. Car has a light duty hitch and am going to buy a small trailer to transport my riding mower and such(like my fuel oil barrel for the furnace. Diesel is holding around $3/gal at the Indian reservations. BTW: thumb's up on the caliper work on your ride there MyNeonSaysHi

... dad could have changed it, but recently went blind to cataracts, so I was glad to be able to help them out. Their engine is leaking quite a bit of oil from every orifice, so the plan is for me to go up in the fall and swap the drivetrain from their extremely rusty 00 car, and I'll reseal the engine ...

... about rebates! I uploaded the sales receipt so let's see what happens. Mobil is also having rebates so I bought a 5-quart jug of synthetic 5W 30 oil for next year's oil change and uploaded the receipt. I'm supposed to receive a $10 VISA gift card in the mail. Just for the heck of it, I ordered ...

I prefer the Mobil1 filter myself with the synthetic media in it... oil quality seems to be good out to 10k miles at a time (using synthetic oil as well)... but I agree, just as procey as the K&N.

... pump are the only other things that he had to replace. None of the other 4.7 issues that you hear about. Considering about all he does is have the oil changed at the recommended mileage, the 4.7 can't be too bad. Like anything else, severe neglect and abuse will destroy anything. Can the Magnum ...

Putting a new oil pan on too? I believe I only paid around $60 or so for a new oil pan if I remember right. It was a OEM Mopar unit too. But boxed under a different brand. I thought might as well since I am doing the gasket. Plus my drain plug was messed up from previous owner.

... out when I stand back up). I have already alerted the body shop that I'm bringing the car back next year. My Chrysler tech had noticed some fresh oil on the pan gasket when I took the car in for its annual oil change last Monday but I've had a flattened cardboard box on the floor of my garage ...

Sorry to hear about your new bumper cover getting damaged. How bad is it damaged? I wouldn't worry too much about the oil pan gasket unless it actually starts to leave a spot in your garage. Offtopic* I feel yah on the hours thing. I used to get overtime all the time at UPS and now ...

... the garage- I hit a storage rack and scratched the bumper a little. :cussing: There was a concern yesterday at the dealership about a possible oil pan gasket leak so I will be keeping an eye open for that.

...machined into SRT specs (Piston squirters/turbo oil return, etc.) I'm curious about this. I thought that the oil squirters were actually small nozzles that were tapped into the main oil passage across the rear-facing side of the block. Are they ...

Fuel oil furnace. Diesel is basically the same thing. Back in the '80's when the fuel crunch was on, it's the reason my parents went with a coal/wood fired boiler. Fuel oil cost them over $3000 for the season. That was 1980's ...