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Trying to buy a 2024 Subaru Legacy with 15,000 miles. 3rd party PPI found car was a quart low on coolant. Dealership did a pressure test for 4 hrs…no leaks. I was under the impression that kind of test lasts like 30-60 minutes. Would testing for that long be any concern? Should I ask them what PSI they tested it at to make sure they didn’t go too high, or is no leaks all that matters? Thanks.

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I used Mizuno Wave Horizon 7 since I got back into running in June. I have had 2 pairs and I recently got over 400 miles on the 2nd pair and started developing toe discomfort. I was also using shoe inserts to try to help with my narrow heels. I have developed some calluses in annoying spots (tip of one toe on one foot, top of toe knuckles on another foot, plus other locations like sides of both big toes). I asked to do the foot assessment thing again since it had been 6 months since I had it done and had been in physical therapy to correct some issues. Based on that assessment and my callus locations, I was supposed to try to go up half a size to see if it helps. Unfortunately the running...

I used Mizuno Wave Horizon 7 since I got back into running in June. I have had 2 pairs and I recently got over 400 miles on the 2nd pair and started developing toe discomfort. I was also using shoe inserts to try to help with my narrow heels. I have developed some calluses in annoying spots (tip of one toe on one foot, top of toe knuckles on another foot, plus other locations like sides of both big toes). I asked to do the foot assessment thing again since it had been 6 months since I had it done and had been in physical therapy to correct some issues. Based on that assessment and my callus locations, I was supposed to try to go up half a size to see if it helps. Unfortunately the running...

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Recently got a P0420 code on my 2010 Subaru forester. 150k miles, put a lot of maintenance in this car so operates well without much issue. Drives fine maybe its acceleration is a little lower than it used to be but all around feels normal. Mechanic looked at it and said the catalytic converter is going. In a month I have to drive across the country over 2k miles, will be using it while out there over the course of a few months, and then drive back (last time I did this trip I totaled around 9k miles). I’m wondering if I should be worried and if my car will be able to make the trip. Any advice or insight would be appreciated.

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Recently got a P0420 code on my 2010 Subaru forester. 150k miles, put a lot of maintenance in this car so operates well without much issue. Drives fine maybe its acceleration is a little lower than it used to be but all around feels normal. Mechanic looked at it and said the catalytic converter is going. In a month I have to drive across the country over 2k miles, will be using it while out there over the course of a few months, and then drive back (last time I did this trip I totaled around 9k miles). I’m wondering if I should be worried and if my car will be able to make the trip. Any advice or insight would be appreciated.

Had the same issue in my last marathon training block. Trained for 3:15, fInished the marathon in October in 3:04. But it was HARD. Next marathon is in the end of May. I didn't do any kind of interval/tempo runs the past 4 months, just did 20-40 mpw of easy-ish runs. Started training 2 weeks ago. Following the 12 week version of the 18 week Pfitzinger training plan I followed last year. Just like last year, I can't seem to hold on to a sub 4:15 min/km pace for more than 2 miles, at most. Same problem with marathon pace efforts. A 3:00 marathon = 4:15 min/km. So my LT pace should be 4ish min/km, which right now feels way too fast for even 5K. Still not sure how I managed to run ...

As somebody in the UK, I've been excited to try this for a long time. Not readily accessible except a couple of places and comes at a premium price - so I committed to the craft. Oh wow, does not disappoint. This may be the first rum that once poured into a glass, I could smell it from 6 feet away... The banana funk slaps you in the face and calls you a little *****. And you just look down at it and nod like the good rum bandit you are. Heavy, heavy funk. Leather, banana, smoke, oranges. Beyond delicious. But best of all, each sip has an aftertaste which rolls around your mouth for the next 5 minutes. I could be in love, don't tell the Mrs.

Two of the epistles of the Holy Apostle Paul contained in the New Testament are addressed to Christians living in the Lycus River valley of Anatolia: the Epistle to the Colossians and the Epistle to Philemon. There was actually a third one as well, an epistle to the Christians of Laodicea; but this epistle has not survived and is known only because Paul himself refers to it briefly in his letter to the Colossians. These epistles make mention of certain figures associated with the nascent Christian communities of that region, figures now venerated as saints of the Church and who had a lasting impact on the churches there. This article proposes to examine these figures and situate them in thei...

My car failed it's MOT on excessive corrosion of rear subframe a couple of weeks ago. After putting 2 grand into it for the last MOT (newish gearbox, air springs, welding on wheel arches) this was the final straw for she who must be obeyed. I love this car, but reality calls..... So after 5 years and 50,000 miles it's off to a new home via eBay, whether that be another ***** with more money than sense or a scrapper and I'll be driving something boring & reliable.

This is the first vacation that my wife is letting me plan. To this point, she has planned all of our family vacations and all have turned out great. She used miles to book the Flight to London and she just informed me that she found a good deal on our flight home out of Munich. She’s given some input on lodging, but I already know all the boxes I need to check. Our trip is from 8/13-8/24 We leave the 13th and get into London mid-afternoon on the 14th. My plan has us staying in London for 2 full days. The first full day would be spent kind of doing our own thing. Changing of the guards, Westminster, Piccadilly Circus, etc. Day 2 would be spent on an all-day Stonehenge/Windsor/B...

I’ve been trying to get to CTE for months and they keep interviewing outside people. I don’t understand what I’m not doing to get them to just promote me. The last CTE we had only stayed on for five months before they quit. I’m so sure that a new CTE would be overwhelmed and quit so fast. Literally just promote the people who already know the job. It feels like I have to go the extra mile before getting the pay raise just to get the job.

F.A.M.E (2011) (Expanded Edition): Deuces: A strong opener. His strongest opening to date. The way he comes out swinging and how this is immediately after the controversy. This album saved his career basically. The chorus is iconic. This is the start of sort of the misogynist Chris we kind of see end around HBOAFM. This song is great. Probably my favorite Tyga verse of all time. The way Chris harmonizes over Tyga is great. The way he stops after he says “it beat quiet” and "awkward silence” is great. This song is why I believe he is black balled because no way the hits on this album (on spotify) have under 500-700 million streams. Kevin’s verse is great. Everyone fits perfec...

I promised the grease trap story, so here it is. A grease trap is exactly what it sounds like. It's a tank that sits between the kitchen drains and the sewer line, and its job is to catch the grease and food solids before they hit the pipes. If you maintain it, it works. If you don't maintain it, it backs up, and when it backs up, your DFAC smells like something died inside something else that also died. Grease trap maintenance is not glamorous. You open it, you skim the grease layer off the top, you check the baffles, you hose it down. It's a two-person job and it takes about thirty minutes. We did it every other week. I assigned Kevin to grease trap duty with Torres. Torre...

2008 GMC Sierra (Classic) 1500 Crew Cab · 4x4 Selling a 2008 GMC Sierra •Z71 tow package with 6.0L V8 • 4X4 •Daily driver miles will go up 170k •Fox Shocks all four sides with adjusted DSC •Total Chaos Upper Control Arms •Method Race wheels •BFG KO2 tires •Off road front Skid plate •Rear tubed bumper • Pioneer touch screen head unit • Two 10” subs and upgrade speakers •Air tank & train horn • black leather interior •HID head lights & other LED Lights •50” roof light bar •2 pod lights •External Trailer break controller •Extendable trailer mirrors •New disc breaks and pad about 1500 miles ago •Clean...

Something strange happened Wednesday night after my family and I had gone to bed. OK, for quick context this didn't happen at home we're currently in Orlando on vacation. At some point in the night I got out of bed, got dressed and went for a walk. Now some will say "what's so scary about going for a walk?". Let me enlighten you..I wasn't me when I went for this walkabout. Everything I'm telling you is secondhand knowledge I've gotten from my wife, the police, the doctors at the hospital and a very nice Circle K employee. Let's begin. From the hotel to the circle k is about 5 miles and from the hotel to the store there is no memory of what happene...

Hey guys, Former driver with TMC Transportation here. I ran flatbed with them for about four months before switching to a local concrete mixer job because I liked the idea of being home every night. Turns out that job is extremely seasonal. Once late fall/winter hit I was making about a third of what I made at TMC. As much as I liked being home nightly, I ended up doing Uber/Lyft in the evenings just to make up lost hours, so realistically I may as well have just stayed regional. So now I’m jumping back into CDL-A for a bit. Most of the local live chicken hauling/local ag jobs around me require 3 months of recent CDL-A experience within the past 6 months (the time at TMC isn’t within...