Replaced the wood screw in my tire with a plug..and got artistic with the paint while I was there.. 3 more to go..

 

Spent the damn day working on a Nissan Maxima.

1 - Repaired leaking oil cooler.
2 - Changed oil and filter
3 - Changed out the antifreeze.
4 - Added Lucas oil stabilizer.
5 - Cleaned the K&N air filter.
6 - Tightened all wheel lugnuts.
7 - Replaced worn serpentine belt.
8 - Cleaned the engine.

Oh, and I cleaned the K&N filters on the Crossfire, which was the best part of the day.

 

Looks good, but I am more of an OU fan! lol

 

Good to hear they still have A fan! LOL.. Texan by birth myself.. but figured why give okies a reason to key it..But man them longhorns should would have looked good on her!

 

Do you feel safe at high speeds with a plug in a tire? Also you are rooting for the WRONG OSU. Go Buckeyes!!!

 

Ever try slinging one of them sticky sob's off your finger? Now picture jumping up and down on it to get it wedged in a hole! TPMS even faintly glows we'll be heading to the shoulder.. LOL, but I've never had an issue out of a plug I installed on other vehicles.

Buckeyes? don't they like have a good swim team or something? ROFL..

 

My buddies G35 is covered in TX orange and he doesn't have any issues. The orange does look sweet though.

 

alright got a hold of the vendor he has as many as we need just need numbers of who needs it

 

Actually did this yesterday:

 

PM sent. Thanks.

 

I did two things.
1. Fixed the cap in my fog light, the glass is quite pitted so I will attempt to polish...



2. Put my bike carrier on with my new bike - first drive around, everything seemed quite stable and no scratches on my car...

 

Installed 1/4 " peel and stick chrome on my wheel arches. It replaced the 1/2'" I used earlier. Gary

 

[QUOTE=coolx;676458]I did two things.
1. Fixed the cap in my fog light, the glass is quite pitted so I will attempt to polish...



I'm interested in what you do and how it comes out...both of mine look like yours!

 

[QUOTE=lildaddym;676505] I used a Dremel with the finest sanding disc that came with it. It took out all the pitting but left it dull so I used rubbing compound and a steelwool pad and polished the s%#t out of it. It came out better than I expected but it was really tedious...

 

Greatness...I can do that! Got a Dremel, just need to get a bunch of the sanding discs...good for an inside project with the rain that is supposedly coming Tuesday and Wednesday here...I have enough polishing stuff (Meguuar's headlight stuff) to do the job...

Did you cut the caps off of your fog lights?

 

Nope, I noticed the cap was laying on the inside of the fog light and I remembered the thread about the fog lights loose caps, so I checked out the "how to" and, well you know the rest of the story...

 

Your photo shows it without the cap...

 

Yup - I took the cap out before I shot the picture, then I clipped the cap holder and did the polishing...

 

Gotcha...so, no caps, per the 'new' fog lamp design...

 

Picked her up a spare shoe..