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Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbsup::clap::):thumbup::thumbup1::balloon: :rockon:

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbsup::clap::):thumbup::thumbup1::balloon: :rockon:

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbsup::clap::):thumbup::thumbup1::balloon: :rockon:

The AMSOIL EaAU nanofiber technology high performance cone style air filters flow more air, filters out more dirt and for my Corolla Forum fellow members, usually cost less money with the wholesale prices I get for everyone here, (the same prices I pay). Nanofiber technolgy media removes 5...

Ceramic brake pads have the benefit of vastly reduced brake dust on the wheels vs. semi-metallic brake pads.:thumbsup:

For less than $30, I take it that's for standard semi-metallic brake pads and not ceramic brake pads?

With every large earthquake in California, it causes me concern to realize it could bring on more and larger earthquakes, i.e. the San Andreas fault. When that lets go...thousands of people will die. :(

You should change your oil per the oil manufacturers recommendations. With the pioneering leader in the synthetic oil industry, AMSOIL, oil drain intervals of up to 25,000 miles are commonplace.

How do you know the oil retained its viscosity? With standard run of the mill oils, never exceed the recommended oil change intervals listed in your owners manual. If you do, rapid engine wear and a replacement engine costing thousands of dollars can result.

Jer - What year is your Corolla? How many miles are on it? Don't let the oil get low. Top it off and keep it full, or rapid engine wear will occur that will increase oil burning, reduce power and fuel economy. Six + oil changes per year. Ouch, expensive!

Threads: 2,568, Posts: 13,944, Members: 4,546, Active Members: 270 Welcome to our newest member, Mycar :thumbup::clap::thumbup1:

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbsup::clap::):thumbup::thumbup1::balloon: :rockon:

Welcome to the Corolla Forum! :thumbsup::clap::):thumbup::thumbup1::balloon: :rockon:

That's good to hear. I hope there's not tremendous aftershocks, or worse....:(

I hope this doesn't shake things up so much that it causes other following earthquakes!

An interesting side note; in WWII, the American and German tanks both were gas engined so when they were hit, they burned like mad. A lot of people burned to death. :(

Mastercraft? That sounds suspiciously like a, "quality", made in China tire.

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Here is a story I thought I should share with everyone else in the forum so someone else can maybe avoid making a huge mistake! :blink: I've been looking for a used car and came across a one owner 2003 Honda Civic hybrid, part gas engine, part electric motor. The fuel economy on the original...