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Just bought a McKinley and wondered if you figured out a way to keep it secured in that underdash area.

Look at history. The Smoot Hawley tariffs of the 1930's ended up hurting American exports more than anything else and it was repealed. It'll happen again.

Shop for 'RAM mounts.' They make dozens of styles for motorcycles and boats etc. Should be one that will work for you.

If people really hate it just get some painters tape and tape that area off, then spray it with a matte black. Or better yet a peelable rubber coating which makes whatever you do reversable.

It's a good thing they put plastic on the seats. I don't understand why people can't proofread.

Too late.

A screen over the intake doesn't need food or litter or vet bills. One would think this would be a no brainer to install in a vehicle.

Haven't looked at the engine air filter. I will now, thanks.

Grew up in Hanover Center, went to Fredonia State and married a Dunkirk girl. Live in the Hudson Valley now but still get back from time to time.

In the year since I've had mine I've replaced it four times because mice like to nest on top of it. I'd like to know where the fresh air intake is so I can put hardware cloth or some kind of mesh over it. Anyone have an idea? It's probably within the inner and outer fender which would make it a...

Did you have a warm day followed by a subfreezing plunge in temp? Been happening a lot in the northeast this winter.

Repair shop will plastic weld that bumper cover back together.

I have a moving blanket on my back seat.

Happened a couple of times and luckily the window was down. Now I make sure to take the key out with me at all times, even if I'm just at the gas station.

I put a couple of tool bags in the back of mine for a job and used a clean moving blanket I had to cover the back seat. If you're looking for cheap and thick that might work for you.

We had a storm blow throw and a small tree limb fell on the roof of my weeks-old Mav and I was heartbroken. Can't imagine what you feel....

If it's a tear in the sheet metal it can be straightened and welded, maybe even a patch panel welded over or under it to strengthen it.

No. Might as well buy CarShield when your factory warranty expires. So they can pay for more commercial airtime. Carshield cars go farther - into debt.

That's one of the things that gave me pause about buying a hybrid with all the extra miles of wires. They've chewed through the wires to a fuel pump sending unit on our van once and laying on your back soldering in new wiring over your head is no fun. Think I may toss some mothballs into the...

It's not an issue for me.