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try bending up the tabs for the battery contacts slightly. that will help with the unpredictability of them, as far as dying im not sure. ive done the contact bending thing quite a few times, almost always does the trick. just make sure to bend towards the battery and only slightly.

Autogeek pick me for a Flex Knife!

I am a little biased, but if I had the money I would love to get a new Mazda 6 with the v6 in either the deep blue metalic or spring for the pearlescent white option. The four cylinder is enough to get the car moving but the v6 makes that car fly.

On an unrelated note (not to hijack) but can someone recommend a lubricant for my window tracks? I'm planning on just using some grease after exams finish because I think that's what the dealer used when the passengers window triggered the safety auto lowering thingy when the car was new (after...

Just out of curiosity, if you were going to use this as a way to keep bugs from sticking to the front of a car wouldn't it be safer to use somthing like a straight weight 30 oil? I would think that if you used the one with no detergents or additives it would be safer for the paint. I would still...

i could use some free stuff.

i dont know how to begin removing the gas, but at work whenever i get a car with water intrusion i usually put baking soda under the carpet just to insure that there wont be any lingering smells. thats not to say its a shortcut, just a little peace of mind is all.

thats not a pallet of buffers is it?

mine is definitely the new foam cannon. im gonna guess yours is the montana boars hair brush.

It almost looks like you might need to sand it a little more.A coworker of mine asked to have the lights on his 350z done and after using 1000 grit i could see somthing similar to what you have in the after shot. After several passes with the 1000 grit, in alternating directions, it finally...

to be honest ive always had good luck with baby wipes on white shoes. as long as they arent too dirty they come out good with a quick wipe down.

I like the fact that (and yes i know this is only my second post.) when someone asks a question about something or is seeking advice, its always responded too in a timely manner. plus you guys are just the next county over so if i need somthing the same day i could pick it up if need be. not to...

it's funny you guys posted this, because i just got one not 3 days ago. i figured i would get a cheap buffer to learn on before I spent a large chunk of change on a decent makita or dewalt. while it's definatley nowhere near the quality of the dewalt buffer the detailers use where i work, I...