What is the factory wheel lug nut torque spec for a 2019 Mazda CX-9 FWD with 18" wheels?
What is the factory wheel lug nut torque spec for a 2019 Mazda CX-9 FWD with 18" wheels?
90ft-lbs
EDIT: https://autospecz.com/mazda/cars/2019/cx92.5/torque-specs_front.php
Says 100. 90 would be the AWD
In reply to bobzilla :
Thanks! Generally anything with aluminum wheels I find spec'd at around 95 ft-lbs, so I couldn't miss it by much!
What is the most common cause of an old carbureted V-8 gasoline engine, in this case a 350 Chevrolet with a Quadrajet, dieseling--that is, running on for a few seconds after the key is switched off? Doesn't do it every time, but when it does, it's annoying.
timing?
For you outboard motor experts:
I own a Johnson J90 TL CTE outboard from 1983. The lower unit is somewhat rough. A guy local to me is selling a lower unit from a 1992 90HP that looks amazing. Will it fit my motor?
Curtis? Anybody?
1988RedT2 said:For you outboard motor experts:
I own a Johnson J90 TL CTE outboard from 1983. The lower unit is somewhat rough. A guy local to me is selling a lower unit from a 1992 90HP that looks amazing. Will it fit my motor?
Curtis? Anybody?
Well, I've got mine off without too much trouble. 20" shaft appears correct. As long as they didn't do something goofy like change the spline count, I should be good. I'm going to take mine with me and do a comparison with his unit before I buy.
Okay, I've got the small gearcase, so assuming that's what he has, I'm good. Same part from 1978-1998.
http://www.sterndrive.info/outboardmotor/v4_90_small_gearcase.html
Should it burn when I pee?
In reply to pinchvalve (Forum Supporter) :
That might be a question for your sexual partner
In reply to pinchvalve (Forum Supporter) :
That's normal
What lubricant for an electric clothes dryer drum rollers? Sleeve bearing with fairly close tolerances. I've used Sil-Glyde, but friction is too high. Something else? No lubricant is included with the parts and I find no instructions.
Hmm. Same discussion here. Maybe no lube is appropriate? Feels all wrong!
What is the air speed velocity of an unladen swallow?
In reply to Mr_Asa :
Of note is that the styles of plugs / receptacles are different because they are standardized to the power capabilities of the plug / wiring.
It looks like the drying plug is for a 30 amp outlet and the extension you are using is for a 50 amp outlet (and I will assume it has that plug because the welder can draw that), so be careful, overloading the wiring inside your walls can of course be a very bad thing.
In reply to jharry3 :
It's just over 20 mph, but it might differ a bit if it's African or European. Significantly slower if it's carrying a coconut of course.
1988RedT2 said:What is the most common cause of an old carbureted V-8 gasoline engine, in this case a 350 Chevrolet with a Quadrajet, dieseling--that is, running on for a few seconds after the key is switched off? Doesn't do it every time, but when it does, it's annoying.
I also think timing.
Edit; I just realized I was answering an eight month old question.
Quick is a relative term.
Situation: Many times I drive on the highway for a while, my Subaru throws a P0457 code. It never happens during city driving.
I've replaced the gas cap and cleaned the filler neck really well. This hasn't solved the issue. What's next?
Metal or asphalt roof and why? Mines 23yo....
In reply to Brett_Murphy (Agent of Chaos) :
You have some company, it seems. Me, I would try to check the purge valve and condition of evap system hoses, but it sounds like a huge PITA.
In reply to Brett_Murphy (Agent of Chaos) :
Sucking the vent hose shut on the tank? I had that happen before.
Dusterbd13-michael said:Metal or asphalt roof and why? Mines 23yo....
You don't say what you have now.
I went steel so I'll never have to do it again.
If I recall, the numbers were $4-$5k for shingle, I paid $7k for the steel. It was an easy decision.
In reply to Peabody :
Shingles. Honestly all ive ever had. But steel seems like a lifetime solution....
Dusterbd13-michael said:In reply to Peabody :
Shingles. Honestly all ive ever had. But steel seems like a lifetime solution....
Former Steel roof manufacturer here. I love metal roofs, but they expand and contract a lot. This loosens screws over time, and they do eventually leak. If you really want a nuclear option, it is standing seam ($$$).
My roof needs to be replaced. Despite the obvious aesthetic superiority of metal (IMHO), my roof is getting 30 year (3D, 3 tab, same thing) shingles.
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