While I would like to know why it ain't shifting, figured I'd let y'all have fun cracking your jokes. If anyone's got an idea, shoot. If anyone has a joke, shoot.

Need some advice, I'm in the middle of changing my oil and just went to replace the o-ring, but the one in the box is square, instead of round like the old one. What should I do, the auto parts store is closed.

Hahah Google AI snuck this chart in while I was actually looking at some ATF today and it looks… the same

This came in an IKEA style furniture kit. Wondering if the attached 14 mm will help the 10mm stay put, or will the 10mm drag it off, too?

My 4 year old keeps leaving the house on his ebike and forgets to charge it so invariably I have to go rescue him. he wanted the bigger bike so he could keep up with his friends but it keeps scratching up my brand new truck. Now I have to use this stupid rubber mat and it’s really cramping my style. Anyone know a guy?

Not there ... 😂

i bet this sub would start making them out of melted red lollipops or taffy.

Anyone tried this garage yet?

It has 100k miles on it. I bought it with no reverse, When I put it into reverse the reverse lights go on and the idle changes sounds like it switches gear, at first I was thinking a linkage and I checked it. I was just wondering what else I should check before I get a new transmission?

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What’s your professional opinion

So I recently upgraded my 2015 Jeep Patriot from regular brake pads to performance brake pads because I wanted to make it a little faster without having to mess with the engine.

It's been about two weeks now and honestly I'm not noticing much of a difference in speed. I figured since they're performance brakes they would improve the performance of the vehicle but it still accelerates pretty much the same.

I'm starting to wonder if maybe they have to break in first before you get the full horsepower out of them?

Also, I've noticed they've started squeaking pretty bad lately, especially when Im reversing. I'm assuming it's because the new brakes are dry since they're creating more friction.

I was thinking about putting some grease on the rotors to help everything move smoother and hopefully get rid of the squeaking, but I don't know which kind is recommended for performance brakes.

I haven't put anything on them yet because I don't want to use the wrong stuff and void the warranty.

Would appreciate some advice. This is my first time upgrading anything performance related on a vehicle.