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Scott, my experience is exactly as yours. 590k at the moment and maintenance only cost me less than 2 pennies a mile. Rust will do it in soon though. Sent from my SCH-S720C using EO Forums mobile app

Try finding a shell distributor and buy it there. Shell ATF 134. My last buy was in the Cincinnati area. Called them had it in stock, drove over and paid $70 and change for a case of 12, with taxes. If you want, I can look up the receipt. Probably you go through Cincinnati once in a while...

I think he is talking about psi, not pounds of freon. Btw, I don't know the answer. Sent from my SCH-S720C using EO Forums mobile app

2004 bought new in August 2005, 555,105 miles, same engine, same transmission. I think the rust will kill it though. Sent from my SCH-S720C using EO Forums mobile app

It looks like I have been there before, or at least somewhere with similar rules.

Boo...........

The body of the VW crafter is the same as the Sprinter's, but the engine is a BE TDI engine. For what it's worth.

2007 they added a dpf (diesel particulate filter) and in 2010 they started using def (diesel exhaust fluid).

Can't do it. Someone needs to run the loads while y'all are having fun. :)

Call Sprint and tell them you have no signal in your house. Then they will offer you an Airave for free, which is your own mini Sprint tower in your house. You need high speed internet though.

That's creepy. :p

Well, you gotta admit it that it gets pretty entertaining here once in a while.

Welcome back.

To Fargo, I think.

Be careful. You don't want to bite more than you can chew. I know if someone would show up at my door and try what you suggest, things wouldn't end up good for one of us, and probably that wouldn't be me.

I agree. Slow everyone down to 60. Beside safety, we will save a bunch of fuel.

$35 last time I heard.

Landstar still charges only $25.50 a week.

I don't know, maybe Load 1? :o

Driving through snow is not that bad, except when you see fist-sized snow flakes. I swear I've never seen snow coming down that fast like I saw Tuesday night. Couldn't see 10 feet in front of me and sometimes I didn't know if I was on the road or on the shoulder. Couple that with seeing a few...