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The Car Talk guys always waxed poetic about using electrical tape to cover an always-on Check Engine light.

Remember Peter Griffin's advice: "Lift with your back and twist."

Before The Princess Bride became the most quotable movie ever, that title belonged to Stripes.

Quirky would be the best description of the fuel gauge. DTE does indeed base itself off of the mileage from the previous fill up. Infuriating in some ways, but normal.

Yep.

Methinks there are other good choices for regions with good amounts of snow. I know I've seen threads on here for that topic. As I do two or three long trips per year, I based my Defender2 purchase on the glowing reviews of ride quality (those reviews are spot on). I hadn't seen the Defender2...

Or like many self-painted old 70s vans usually seen at beaches: house paint. Brushed on, of course.

I just got back from a trip to the Intermountain West. The Maverick performed like a champ. Managed 35-38 mpg on Interstates at 63 mph (about 30-32 at 70). However, I was on US highways and state highways quite a bit, and got 40-41 much of the time. The ride back to Philly was a headwindy...

This one is unbelievable: https://www.combatairmuseum.org/ Topeka, KS Run by volunteers, most of whom are ex-military aviators.

A cultural history museum and living history museum in Grand Island, NE: https://stuhrmuseum.org/

Yep.

They've run this one several times in the first half of 2026. Their prices are excellent to begin with. https://tires.costco.com/Michelin_tires?clickref=1101lDeXmi3n&CID=Partnerize&referralId=11l999

Another update: drove through wind-driven rain on the PA Turnpike and I-70 in PA and OH last Sunday. Not a drop of moisture under the tonneau.

It was a joke. That's why I put the "wink" emoji. My apologies, I thought that made it clear.

I know your evidence doesn't lie, that's why I'm baffled. Arana sells so many of those things, and as I mentioned, the T50 fit perfectly. Ugh. At least I likely won't have to remove that bolt again anytime soon...

The way you've written this, it sounds like a regular thing. Maybe you need a different dog...😉

I got the Arana tailgate assist and the Torx wrench it came with was a T50-six lobe (with the hole for some reason), checked the fit in the tailgate cable bolt, then used an identical T50 socket (3/8, as I recall) and it worked perfectly.

Threw my back out trying.

"So simple, a caveman can do it."