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New Chris Knight.

When the CPK fails, it doesn't throw any codes. I've used aftermarket vs OEM and had no issues. You can get the Bosch part at Advance Auto for about the price you've got at AB...

Yep. CPS. The symptoms look like fuel pump, but the cost is a heck of a lot cheaper.

SaaS has nothing to do with interoperability between software platforms. How about create your systems to be interoperable vs proprietary in the first place? Still no reason to be updating software daily, unless your software is garbage and needs to be fixed constantly - If you have to...

How could I have fogotten! I just get giddy with excitement waiting for the latest version of Word or Excel to come out. Or Outlook. 😍 Why not have that everyday! Or the fun I have spending a month relearning where all the commands/menus went when they do a wholesale revision every 5-6...

Cloud computing: Do you put your most important documents in a newspaper vending machine? Because that's basically the equivalent. Pay the owner enough cash, and you'll probably get access. Or just steal it. Even the safe deposit boxes in banks weren't readily accessible by the bank, but...

I want to know the story of how she got the black eye(s).

Meth is a hell of a drug...

C'mon! Where's the love for Kyd4Lyf with his lifted Cherokee and his front locker? A true Classic Thread (a HOF thread actually). https://discoweb.org/index.php?threads/anyone-using-a-detroit-in-front.36736/

In honor of Mueller's testimony tomorrow :D:

Beyond the parking brake (as Canus said), if the BRAKE light is on, that means your brake fluid is low. If it's full, see if you can move the screen in the reservior around and "unstick" the sensor. I've had that happen on a few vehicles.

The Foxwell is vehicle/make specific and just a reader; the Nanocom is overkill - you probably won't be doing programing anytime soon. The Autel 629 is a better choice, IMO. It's just a reader, but it will do ALL vehicles on the planet. It reads OBDII, ABS, SRS and transmission codes. The...

I'm thinking ~$40. I'll get you a solid number on Sat when I can get it boxed up and weighed.