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I have ordered a bunch of stuff from the EU... Since the stuff isn't staying in the EU they "should" remove the VAT. Also the last time I shipped something from the EU it was cheaper that shipping in the US. Another key thing is use your credit card to pay in Euros. I have always get a better...

Wondering if the ship to the US... https://excap-shop.de/collections/ersatzteile?page=1 They have some stuff that may work in there "upgrade" tab

I have to look but I may have a couple of vent knobs.

Here is a tear down of the POS K engine... One thing for sure... This ain't no Ford 3 valve 5.4 "titan" engine...

They are Ugly??!?!??? You obviously haven't seen too many new cars of today?

And speaking of Tundras,,, They do not have any head room. I am a tall guy and I need head room. The Element blows the Tundra out of the water head room wise.

My Honda is more US made than any Chevy, ford or Fiat Chrysler. today...

POS... Yeah the POS starter only lasted 320,000 miles... The only issues I have had. They are AWESOME cars and there is no daily drives with the head room that have. I need the head room. I wish I can find another with low miles... that isn't $$$$$$. They do VERY well in the snow (LMTV can't...

it is 1000 time easier that changing a starter on a LMTV than on a Honda element. 2 People and a ratchet strap,

Actually it does. Plus his barn if full of nice toys! and on of the best starting radials I have seen!

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I knew a UPS feeder driver (semi driver) and has to go over 2 passes to get to the hub. He swore by siping. With 2 passes each way he may need to chain up and then take the chain off over each pass as needed. He said that with sipped tires he didn't need to chain up as often.

Having read this... All I will say if my LMTV has been the worst vehicle I have had in the snow we get here in the Northwest. Before that was my CUCV m1008 but it was manageable with a few "tube sand" tubes in the back. The best I have was the CUCV M1009 blazer, my Honda Element and my 2000...

Hills (mountains for anyone east of the Mississippi) and slick sloppy wet snow. From my post above... " Most of the time we get wet sloppy snow that is slicker than snot. Add hills and whoa boy! Youtube "Seattle drivers in snow" "

went to the local NAPA and asked and he looked at me like I was from another world. He had no clue whan I was talking about. Said they don't carry delco parts... I gave him the part number and about 10 mins later he said there was one in Oregon and it would take a week to get. Story of my life.

Damp area... Talking about the Pacific North West... Wet side of the cascades...

Do you have a link? ETAmissed it by this > < much

Is there a cure or fix to prevent this from happing?

Most of the time we get wet sloppy snow that is slicker than snot. Add hills and whoa boy! Youtube "Seattle drivers in snow" This last week it has been unseasonably cold. Checking our high 30.7 °... loes down in the teens and lower 20s. I am warming her up as I type to see how it does this this...

Do you really want someone from Washnington State who lives near Seattle to move there and become a Florida Man? Guess you really want to change your state... Just look at our DU***AA governor... Might as well tell Californias to move there...