NWI INGO General Thread #27 - Fresh Pink Air On US-30 smells like...

[Brian Ski]

Also a plus to write on door jam or hood when tune up was performed last. (date and mileage)

 

[cg21]

Never thought about how many #s required to be legal. How many is it?

35# doesn’t come up to often since a lot of 11yo girls aren’t shooting deer with compound bows lol

 

[jedi]

100k max. Make sure you include a fuel filter. Fuel filter should be done 50k ish. Very often over looked. Rough on fuel pump if it gets too dirty. If it gets extremely dirty it can trash injectors if it lets loose.

Does it have a timing belt? Maybe expensive to replace but very expensive if it breaks.

Do you check air filter at oil change intervals??

Thanks
Air filters inside cabin and outside get changed every 10k.
Tires rotated every 8k
Oil change every 4k

Thanks on the fuel filter.
No clue on timing belt.

 

[Ballstater98]

Green is more expensive,

And not always as readily available, unfortunately.

 

[darkkevin]

Thanks
Air filters inside cabin and outside get changed every 10k.
Tires rotated every 8k
Oil change every 4k

Thanks on the fuel filter.
No clue on timing belt.

100k.
Plugs, boots, injection cleaning. You don’t have a fuel filter or timing belt, it has a chain which doesn’t require servicing unless it stretches or has other issues, no maintenance besides clean oil and filter but you’re already on it.

 

[Brian Ski]

Thanks on the fuel filter.
No clue on timing belt.

Go to autozone website or part store website of choice and look up timing chain or belt and it will tell you what you have. It won't list the other. You will need engine size.

 

[Brian Ski]

Plugs, boots, injection cleaning. You don’t have a fuel filter or timing belt

I never really been a fan of injector cleaning. If you are running good fuel, really not needed. The cleaner will clean varnish from sitting or crappy fuel, but won't do anything for dirt.) A few cars do not have fuel filters. (Not sure what car you have) But think it is a bad idea to not have a filter. I should post a picture of what I just drained out of a fuel filter. Goofy manufacturers.

 

[Brian Ski]

35# doesn’t come up to often since a lot of 11yo girls aren’t shooting deer with compound bows lol

Sounds light... I will have to store that away for random knowledge.

 

[cg21]

Sounds light... I will have to store that away for random knowledge.

<10yds deer have been surveyed they don’t notice much of a difference

 

[d.kaufman]

Meanwhile, outside jedis house

 

[jedi]

Meanwhile, outside jedis house

Nopes!!!

That lady had been feeding them for 20+ years!!! What did she expect.

Ariel bombarded is needed to ensure all those monsters are taken care of.

 

[KLB]

Nopes!!!

That lady had been feeding them for 20+ years!!! What did she expect.

Ariel bombarded is needed to ensure all those monsters are taken care of.

 

[Brian Ski]

<10yds deer have been surveyed they don’t notice much of a difference

I am glad they are happy with it!!

 

[Max Volume]

Sounds light... I will have to store that away for random knowledge.

There was a picture floating around the 'net of an elk taken with 35#.
A heavy arrow and razor sharp broadheads are required they say.
I personally have never went deer hunting with less than a 45# recurve.

 

[Brian Ski]

Never been out hunting with a bow. Many years ago when I was younger I was quite a good shot with a compound bow. I still have it. 65# IIRC.

I have a couple more I have been using for getting ropes over high limbs.

 

[1775usmarine]

Wasn't someone here looking for a Marlin 80?

 

[melensdad]

Nopes!!!

That lady had been feeding them for 20+ years!!! What did she expect.

Ariel bombarded is needed to ensure all those monsters are taken care of.

We have been dropping purina "Jedi blend" raccoon feed and a special NWI/region rat thug-odor blocker in a concentric ring path around your house for years, just like the yellow brick road.

All Raccoons are called to Jedi's attic.

 

[cg21]

There was a picture floating around the 'net of an elk taken with 35#.
A heavy arrow and razor sharp broadheads are required they say.
I personally have never went deer hunting with less than a 45# recurve.

Yeah we had to go to a fixed blade still 100g though. Getting them close enough will be the key for us lol