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I'll hunt a Gates next time. My local Advance was even out of the Dayco belt last week. I'll locate a Gates and return the house brand one I got. I still have my "emergency belt" on there now.

HEY!!!! I resemble that insult!!!! ;)

Loaded for drop Monday AM in STL.

Heading over to east Dayton to pick one now. Drop Monday am in.......

I don't doubt that!! I had about 125 drivers back in the day. About 100 of them may have well been my children.

Oh, I did. I stayed at at 65 MPH for 4 months. Fuel mileage went down to 14.1. I track EVERY drop of fuel an miles. No lock up is bad for MPG.

No! Difference is, I was able to actually run it with the issue.

Yes. That's apparently a VERY sensitive sensor!!!

Who woulda thunk the "best" Dayco serpentine belt would end up defective?! Yes, combination of happy dance and waiting for the other shoe to drop. LOL!!

True!! 2 shops and 5-6 mechanics and thousands of dollars in diagnosis equipment later!! The "old school" mechanics using their gut and decades of experience are gone. One of the mechanics on my issue couldn't have been over 20 years old. I NEVER saw him NOT carrying his scanner.

As my 5 year old boy says every time there's a commercial on Nickelodeon "I WANT THAT!!" I'll be following your install on this. Sounds like a great furnace for gas burners.

THAT sounds like a great bag!!!

My car is a cargo van. :)

Home & locals. Remodeling our master bath. Yes, even doing some REAL plumbing this week!!! LOL!! ;)!!

2000 watt generator. 1500 watt Sunbeam heater that I can select the temp, heated mattress pad, good comforter. Getting a mummy bag for Christmas. Remote start before I get out of the bunk. Lots of layers between me and the air mattress, which sits on a fold down bunk I built.

Some of you know that I've been chasing a random misfire (P0300) for several months now. I'm pleased to say I THINK it's been resolved. And in the most obscure place. Skip to the bottom if you only want the "punch line". Items checked and/or replaced. I have a code scanner to help identify...

Yeah. I knew I should have kept my mouth shut. Karma. LOL!!

Yeah, I'm not sure yet if I'll be able to make my van comfortable enough as it is now. But I am sure that, sporting 407k miles, I'm not going to permanently attach much to this b1tch at all. Next truck, sure. But insulation may be about it for this stretch can!!

That's great!! It's got to be expensive feeding so many layers of BS departments.

And I'm betting not many people know how much double brokering of NLMI loads is going on out there.