Thing makes noise wallet goes empty
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It's just a slight rattling, what could go wrong if I ignore it for a while?
The front fell off
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The violent rumbling is actually a relaxing massage.
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Just turn the music up
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Good thing I have a bike. My car broke down like 4 years ago, been biking since. People scare me, so I don't have places to be.
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New noise stustustustu make fun though
And make wallet go empty faster
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The front fell off
Thatβs not very typical, Iβd like to make that point.
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Cars are sentient beings that have gained ascension through acceptance of their fate. Humans should be killed to liberate the cars.
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I'm so used to seeing car be used instead of cat I totally missed the point
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Cars are sentient beings that have gained ascension through acceptance of their fate. Humans should be killed to liberate the cars.
Makes sense to me, I know my Disney movies
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I have a 2002 Skoda. I don't care about new noise. New smells, however...
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Just turn the music up
I finally fixed the radio in my truck so I don't have to listen to the piston slap!
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Just turn the music up
Literally me dealing with my car's worsening exhaust lean
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It's like learning a loved one is sick again.
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New noises don't bother me. The amount of things that can shake rattle and roll (it's a mess but it's all tools and things I need for work) means a new sound pops up every week.
It's the new slightly different vibration that sketches me out.
Ever so slightly up/down vibration that you can barely feel when you get to 70? Congrats, next week when you drive to work you'll hit a bump at 15 and the whole
frontbottom falls off. And now you have 3 other problems because drive shafts start flying all over and smashing into things when they break.No, I love vehicle ownership and definitely wouldn't prefer to relax on high speed rail for 20 minutes with a rolling bag/tool box or literally any other form of mass transit...
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Deadassss
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New noises don't bother me. The amount of things that can shake rattle and roll (it's a mess but it's all tools and things I need for work) means a new sound pops up every week.
It's the new slightly different vibration that sketches me out.
Ever so slightly up/down vibration that you can barely feel when you get to 70? Congrats, next week when you drive to work you'll hit a bump at 15 and the whole
frontbottom falls off. And now you have 3 other problems because drive shafts start flying all over and smashing into things when they break.No, I love vehicle ownership and definitely wouldn't prefer to relax on high speed rail for 20 minutes with a rolling bag/tool box or literally any other form of mass transit...
I always get sketched about the vibrations from my Kia when driving over 120, but I keep saying to myself it's just that the car wasn't designed to go fast
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Had this happen recently. Turned out to be a stick that was wedged up into the hub and rubbing on the wheel. But then in the process of removing the stick I found that the wheel was fused to the brake drum and no amount of kicking or banging on it with a sledge would knock it loose. Waiting for a dry weekend to take a more aggressive approach to dealing with that problem...
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I always get sketched about the vibrations from my Kia when driving over 120, but I keep saying to myself it's just that the car wasn't designed to go fast
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I too get sketched out when a Kia gets up to 120.
Because we're both about to get a ticket for speeding.
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I too get sketched out when a Kia gets up to 120.
Because we're both about to get a ticket for speeding.
I should probably specify I'm using km/h to measure speed, I've been afraid to do anything past 140 (87mph).
I don't think the pigs around here care about speeding though...
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I should probably specify I'm using km/h to measure speed, I've been afraid to do anything past 140 (87mph).
I don't think the pigs around here care about speeding though...
140 (87mph).
I'm sure there are cars where I wouldn't feel a thing and all that, but mine would shake itself apart.
120/75 is my limit, and honestly my truck shouldn't be going over 90/55 because it loses the tiny bit of efficiency it has.
