jkeaton

Wow. No way in h$ll.

Wherever I can find a solid piece of steel. Not sheet metal, not the oil pan, transmission pan or exhaust pipe...etc. Usually on a control arm mount where it attaches to the frame. Don't know anywhere else you could jack the car up besides the underside. You could spend $50 and get yourself another floor jack. Thats what I do. One floor jack holds the drivers rear up while I use the other floor jack to raise/lower at whichever wheel I'm working on.

The 09's had TERRIBLE material on the seats. Even water would stain them. We bout a nice set of covers and installed them so we would'nt have to look at the filthy things anymore.

Welcome!

Multifunction switch most likely. Need to replace it.

Your servicing dealer will know if there are any recalls on your particular vehicle. Give them a call.

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Well I'm certainly confused because first you say they work then you say they don't work.

What does the dealer say?

Yep, we are all just waiting on pics. Kinda hard to make any comments without seeing the vehicle.

I rotate my own tires as well. Having multiple floor jacks help. I do left rear to left front, left front to right rear, right rear to right front and right front to left rear. Except on my cars with directional tires. Those are just front to back, back to front. I do it every 5000 miles.

I'm in pharma. We have some scales that weigh in kg's, some in lbs. frustrating from a calibration standpoint since all our test weights are in kg. Temp readouts in F and C, depending on what part of the plant I'm in. A 1500 liter batch tank that has a flowmeter that reads in gpm. Lol

Car washes will find a leak even where there is not one. Just imagine taking a high pressure hose and pointing it at some point where a moving window meets weatherstripping....

I used to travel to Olds quite frequently for work (until my company got bought out and they sold the plant there). I always wanted to go in the winter but never got a chance to. They said the temps got to -40 C. I can't begine to imagine what thats like. If it gets below 20 (F) here, I dont go out.

Whats a snowblower??? I buy a throw away snow shovel from lowes every fall. Use it once or twice, or sometimes never at all. When we do get snow, it falls one day, looks nice and pretty the next and is usually gone by the third day. It has to be a very specific set of circmumstances for us to get any sigificant amount all at once. Mostly we get sleet/freezing rain.

I think there may be more to this story. Make them give your car back. It's YOUR car. Then try and duplicate the same thing. Get it on video. They are holding your car for what reason?

Google "tire size calculator". Find one and input your current size and your desired size. Look at the difference in the diameter and width, measure all around your tire and decide.

Another mileage thread??

LMAO!

I have not heard braking hard causing the vehicle to stall. Could be a transmission related issue. If it were me, I would wait till I can duplicate the problem otherwise, as lobitz says, dealer won't help.

Duplicate. Have no idea why when I post from my phone it posts multiple times....

Could be anything. Check engine light on?

Whut?

They gotta make money somehow!!

It was almost 80 F (27 C) here yesterday. We wont start getting real cold until late December unless Canada decides to send us another polar vortex....They are predicting a terrible winter in NC this year. 150-200% more ice/snow than last year, so that means maybe 2-3".....the city will completely shut down....