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my dealer told me I needed a new battery. They didn't know it was a month old. Last time it was my front axle was leaking and the water pump bearing was noisy. $400 for a water pump. It's $43 at Advance auto and it's not bad. Screw em, keep playing half dumb and take their $18 oil change.

ya, apparently they didn't sell like they thought they would and said screw it and only made it in the 2.2. There was a turbo option.

Interesting

It looks like this. Sending it to get branded friday. Ordering a third brake light cover that says the business name when they hit the brakes. It's a four door. The back doors open from inside. Makes for a nice moving bilboard. Has a 110volt power outlet in the back for workin. The only thing I don't like is the mushy looking front end. It needs some straighter lines to make it look mean. I have a M logo that will swerve around from the hood to the front edge of the front doors. SHould look good with all the curves.

No, just no back windows. Rear end glass but no rear passenger windows. Chevy made it to cator to the small business looking for a "cargo vanish, truckish" type vehicle that gets good mileage. It's good to hear no horror stories. Thanks. My GMC has that heater fan issue. I lost speed 3. $17 resistor fixes it.

Can we continue this part of the thread please?

Unless it was running trying to get the freezer to the correct lower temp. I dunno

I just purchased one for the service dept.. 2011 panel version. 34 mpg will be good. They only made it with a 2.2 motor this year in the panel version. Just wondering what problems to expect.

I was thinking that my car has freon and the temps don't bother it at all. I'm betting it's the defrost thing. Get a schematic for it and clip a wire to get rid of that. This is informational: There is no problem with leaving a refrigerator in an unheated garage. The only problem that you will have is trying to keep frozen things frozen in the freezer unless the thermostat is located in the freezer. If the thermostat is located in the fresh food section it is controlling temperatures between 35 degrees F. and 45 degrees F. . If the temperature in the garage is at or below 35 degrees .F. the unit will not run because the thermostat senses that it is cold enough in the fresh food section. The freezer however relies on the unit running to obtain below freezing temperatures and will not be able to freeze anything. If the thermostat is located in the freezer there will be no problem whatsoever keeping both the fresh food and freezer sections at a proper temperature. If the temperature in the garage gets below freezing for too long the things in the fresh food section could freeze so the temp. should be monitored during a cold period. Source(s): 40 years major appliance repair. MORE: A. The short answer to the question is that the thermostat in a frost-free refrigerator is reading the 38º to 40ºF temperatures in the fresh food section. That means when the ambient temperature in the garage drops to below 40ºF and thereby cools the ref rigerator to that temperature, the thermostat no longer calls for cooling and any food stored in the freezer at 0º to 5º F begins to thaw. Worse yet, when the temperature in the unheated room drops below about 55ºF, there's not enough compressor run time to keep the freezer cold enough. You’ll want to keep this in mind if you’re using a frost-free refrigerator as a backup in an unheated garage or porch. You’ll be able to store fresh food and beverages in the refrigerator section if you need the ‘overflow’ room, but I recommend you empt y the freezer section of perishables in the fall to prevent frozen food loss. Also a "frost free" freezer actually warms up every now and again (90 minutes to 2 hour intervals) to melt accumulating frost and if the thing isn’t cooling then the defrost heater is thawing the food as well as the long slow thaw at 40º. That feature is on a timer not a thermostat. They do in fact make refrigerators designed for garage or unconditioned room use. Your friends may have one. Sears sells one called Freezerator-- a 21 cubic foot model that sells for about a eleven hundred dollars and Chillerator, another brand, sells a smaller one for about $900. so I would have to disagree with that person who told you you couldn’t get there from here. I have to mention that it amuses me to see the old refrigerator go out to the garage or down in the basement after a kitchen remodel complete with new appliances. If you think buying stuff on sale and keeping it in the second refrigerator is anything li ke economical, you’ve got another thing coming. A refrigerator is second only to the water heater (not counting heating and cooling) in electricity usage at your house and the older they are the more they require.

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Ya, it's cool. Especially since winter came and suns gone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fVG3tmnm2Y

I'll check it out. Good point. It's a repo mess or a scam.

Cause I have to write a check for $5680 tomorrow for a damn furnace. I'd say screw heat, I like Quads but the guy already dropped of some parts and stuff.

http://cleveland.craigslist.org/for/2101053305.html

Harbor freight has those. I bought a big one once. Can you get to the inverter?

DING DING DING Winner!

just because the lights on doesn't meen it's running. j/k I know outdoor pop machines must have a heater installed to run in the winter. Speaking of light bulbs you could rig it so the light stays on if it's big enough to heat inside a little bit.

bumpin whores?

Segway

Woo hOOO! cAOTAIN IS ON!

Techno is Gay.

It will all reverse soon and the quiet majority will speak.