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I bought this 2017 new in early 2018 and love it. I haven't had a lot of dirt time aside from fire roads but it has been flawless for 8000+ miles.

I have been checking out OnShape.

The Kia sounds interesting, what model was it?

I had the same issue on my daughters Mazda 3... Harbor Freight has a good kit for these https://www.harborfreight.com/disc-brake-pad-and-caliper-service-tool-kit-11-piece-63264.html

Are there any good shops in SoCal, SGV area? I just picked up a clean 2004 with 170k and would like to get someone who knows what's up to look it over. Thanks!

I'm interested if Wizard29 doesn't want this.

Just as good as a designated decoy!

So, does it seem scary to anyone else inputting all of this verification info to Bitstamp? It's like an ID theft goldmine...

Also curious... It looks like you need use BitCoin to get into Ripple at all the places I have looked.

So sorry... RIP

BitCoin money clip?

RIP... Sorry for your loss

That one looks pretty good... Here is one of many DIY kits from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KCYKNZ0/

I'm planning on going.

They did sample a little over 100 years of data so this is almost a guarantee...

My wife goes through similar issues with her fentanyl patches every month...

If he used an optical drive to boot into a lightweight OS there won't be any data left to read once the computer is powered off. That way he could have access to the Internet without leaving any physical data on the PC. Ryph

I just mean injuries are often handled in the official sense of the workman's comp system. I'm not saying anything other than it could be quite normal to handle injuries that may require time off to police officers in this way.

https://porac.org/resources/law-enforcement-presumptive-on-duty-injuries/

Any injury to a police officer falls under workman's comp work related or not.