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Q: With limited daylight, should I work towards finishing my home improvement project or doing the oil change on mine and my wife's vehicles?

The home improvement project is now 2 months behind schedule, but everything is sealed up (no water penetration).

Both vehicles are ~500 miles over on their mileage.

I'm trying to decide which one I should prioritize for tomorrow as it's my only remaining free day.
 
If you're sealed up in south cali, have at the oil! Tell your employer you are going to be sick next week :)
 
CDsDontBurn said:
Q: With limited daylight, should I work towards finishing my home improvement project or doing the oil change on mine and my wife's vehicles?

The home improvement project is now 2 months behind schedule, but everything is sealed up (no water penetration).

Both vehicles are ~500 miles over on their mileage.

I'm trying to decide which one I should prioritize for tomorrow as it's my only remaining free day.
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You can do both oil changes at basically the same time. Drain one, then the other. While the second one is staining fill the first. Half hour and both should be done. Then if you have time, do a few hours on the house.
 
LSC had an alignment via tire store but veers left on braking, and veers slightly to the right hands free. Should I even bother have them try again under warranty, or go to a dedicated alignment shop?

The bird had always practically drive itself in comparison, it's frustrating. Do larger/wider wheels just make the alignment that much easier?

Edit: Now I wonder, could bad wheel speed sensors cause traction control to go mildly squirrely
 
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