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My main complaint was my dealer using conventional dino oil in the turbo models, over synthetic 5W30. The 0W20 is synthetic already, as... -
Ha ha. It's called selling to the masses and keeping it simple, or as wlong01 said, the dumbing down in America (and everywhere else)...
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Muffler delete= bad idea Muffler delete on any car or truck sounds like crap. If you need to be noisy, get a borla, racing beat or...
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I appreciate the fact that you did it yourself. It irritates me that so many car owners are too lazy/inept to perform even the most...
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the iridium tip usually shortens/degrades faster with the turbo cx5 then mpg may start to suffer, misfires,etc. 40-50k is the avg...
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X-Wing replied to the thread Replaced CX-5 Turbo’s Spark Plugs.
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Suggestion. Print out copies of your pictures and put them in glove compartment. Also photocopy your receipt on real paper as store...
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X-Wing replied to the thread Replaced CX-5 Turbo’s Spark Plugs.Thanks! I just can’t bring myself to pay someone for work that I can easily do myself in my garage.
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X-Wing replied to the thread Replaced CX-5 Turbo’s Spark Plugs.I got NGKs from Advance Auto. With discount code, the total was less than $70.00.
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X-Wing reacted to HyFlyer's post in the thread Comparing 87 to 91 octane for the 2.5L non-turbo engine with
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It is possible to remove the ethanol from the fuel yourself as needed for your small engines (or any engine) fairly easily. All you need... -
…at 40,700 miles, as per owner’s manual. The tips look like they could have gone one heck of a lot longer/further, but I suppose there’s...
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