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Had my TO bearing and clutch done about a year and a half ago. I got about 70k before the bearing went (rattling then squealing). The clutch still felt good but figured while they were in there might as well have it replaced. OEM clutch is expensive.

Throwout bearing go out or did the clutch?

That's crazy. Definitely go Space Dust for the same price.

Fixed it for you

I saw a fuel pump and hose on the side of the road. If I saw it sooner and had a place to pull over I'd have picked it up. Great talking piece hanging on my garage wall...haha

First thing I did after I laughed....haha

Thanks for the info. If I can't get it fixed under warranty that's the route I'll go.

From what I read you simply plug it in. Do I need a tazer to do anything with it?

Do tell about these bypass things. My wife's JL has had the "service locker" message for over a year now. I haven't had time to have the dealer look at it under warranty. If you by pass them will the lockers still function?

I don't see Jesus. Just the top view of a chicken beak.

A negative times a negative equals a positive. /s/ Jaime Escalante

Wife just applied for a teaching position in Alturas. If she gets an offer and we move we'd live in OR and she'd commute. I know OR politically isn't much better (well Portland, Salem, and Eugene) south east OR is a better way of life and cheaper than CA. Plus that part aligns with our views...

Thats why new and higher taxes keep popping up. Its like a bad restaurant, rather than fix the menu to attract customers, you just raise the prices of your shitty food to try and create revenue that way.

My wife's texts are zoomed way in like that so you can only read 3 words st a time

Uppers and downers typically dont play well together....haha

Same here. I purchased mine in 2012 and when I showed her she was so excited it was a manual and kept stomping the clutch. She passed that September before I could let her drive it.

Yep. After my bowl of fiber one and 2 cups of coffee this morning all bets were off...haha

Eating plain fiber one for the "health benefits" but actually liking it.

Don't know about fun but having a history of colon cancer in my family I prefer to be thorough and play it safe. I forget how accurate or how frequently its recommended you get blood work done compared to a colonoscopy but a colonoscopy is good for 10 years.

Going to Motech too?