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I’m looking for a machine shop in the Hamilton or Niagara area, capable of taking some weight of a magneto. Likely would be mill work more so than lathe. Your input is appreciated. Thanks

lol, I have an acquaintance on the Local Regional Police force, I didn’t ask him - not that he wouldn’t have the “correct” answer, but if I were ever pulled over - what Authority would “my friends opinion” have against the Officer standing at the window of the truck? And besides, that’s a Favor...

that depends on the type the vehicle is equipped with. Base model trucks get a seat occupancy switch and a disable switch in the glove box. Higher trim level Sierra/Silverado got this weight monitoring system that mine is equipped with, no switch in the glove box. my girls are 10 - 12 lbs...

I borrowed my neighbors car, amazing how having a pick up truck in the driveway makes this trade an easy one.

thanks for the input gents, i noted in the link from baggy, “thou shalt not put a child in front of an airbag that is not turned off”. Child is anything less than 13 years of age, according to the mto my issue is the new to me ‘09 Chevy Silverado has some sort of weight measuring sensor that...

Sorry folks if this offends, I’m in a bind, the alternator in my Car died, my daughter has an appointment with the orthodontist tomorrow afternoon, right after I finish work. I’ve recently inherited a regular cab truck, can my girls ride legally in Ontario on the bench seat? Ages 9 and 12...

Rotella T 10w30/15w40 and Rotella T6 5w40 are both JASO MA certified as per Shell's own documentation...

100%, anything labeled PowerFist should really be labeled Junk. The Propoint and Lisle stuff however, I've found to be excellent value.

I need to upgrade the stereo in my wife's Yaris, aside from Crutchfield what are good choices for online vendors?

I wonder if there isn't enough crank rpm on electric start, would explain weak / missing spark - does the engine spin faster once the oil is up to temp? .

Just went threw this process a few months ago, my wife has returning to work after a 10 year child rearing hiatus. Was looking for a tidy Toyota Rav4, really hard to find clean low milage used, less than 4 years old. That was the *if were going to spend money, lets get a really nice car* car...

1980 was Honda' first year with a 17 digit vin. I had my '83 CT70 insured with State Farm 2 years ago, for the princely sum of $22 a month.

Looking for a CBR 125 parts bike, looking mostly for wheels, brakes, suspension etc., no need for engine, plastics etc. Please Reply to thread here or send a PM, I check mail daily.

Having lived with the bike for almost a year since I last posted to this thread, I've noted: It wants to stall when coming off of choke from a cold start. It will stall when approaching a traffic light, 1 out of 100. The front suspension is lacking. Performance isn't what I'd hoped it would...

Couldn't agree more. Rode dirt bikes for over 25 years, learned tonnes at M1X.

State Farm has not one ****** to give about your motorcycle safety course FAST or otherwise, or so I was I told last summer. 41 years old, DM2/Z

I agree with DJM, this is a coolant leak that landed on the valve cover. A cooling system tester is cheaper than trailering your bike and paying someone to do the diagnoses. Pick up a Stant cooling system tester, track down a MAC or Snap On dealer and purchase the necessary adapter (take your...

This is a generous offer, and the most likely method for success - assuming the stud has a small diameter (less than 10mm). What youre likely battling is bi-metallic corrosion, common where steel hardware is threaded into aluminum. Drilling into the stud to insert an extractor is only...

You can wash the bearings out with degreaser, kerosene or diesel fuel if you wish to reuse them. Just do a thorough job. Track down a good sized sharpening stone (like old man on the porch, sharpening his favourite knife style sharpening stone), use it to remove the ragged bits of hardened...

Thanks everyone for the replies. It is a dirt bike flywheel. The bike I'm working on is rare - very rare, so I don't want someone who's inexperienced doing the work. I've always had them lightened by removing material from the circumference. Helps the engine to spin up quicker, notable...