Towel Rail

Oh snap! Good thing you didn't crash into anything, David.

Yep, it's a no-brainer. I don't care if other brands of coolant are slightly cheaper!

With a paid-for car, 24 MPG isn't going to break the bank. :cool:

Neat stuff! I may have to try this myself. :cool:

I'm a little disappointed. I went to start my car after work today, and it wouldn't, even after several tries. Month-old battery. It wasn't even below 0.

2010, eh? Then I'll buy a used one in 2015. (I wonder if I can keep my '96 going that long...)

I haven't camped in an Adirondack in years!

IMO, by the time the light comes on, you should've filled up a LONG time ago.

I saw one the other day on the way to work! I think I see Bajas more often.

Welcome back... from... a new guy. - Scott

Don't forget white. :-\

I'm increasingly of the Dave Ramsey school. I'd love to be able to buy my next (used) car with a stack of Benjamins. :cool:

Well, crisis averted! The fob was where I'd left it, but its battery was dead of course, so I scrambled the local stores to find a replacement. Wal-Mart had them $2/pair, so that was a relief. Now the fob can have a spare battery when I put it back away in my dresser. And I was worried I'd need to disconnect the battery overnight! As an avonics engineer, I think it's kind of dumb for a system to throw alarms and waste power when it cold-starts in a nominal state, but they didn't consult with me when designing it. Hmmph. I'll take some pictures of my under-dash area so you guys can point out where the reset button is. I couldn't find it for the life of me. - Scott

Power locks and panic buttons are cute, but I never use them. :-p I've been searching for the special black reprogramming button, but I can't find it anywhere. Thanks for the help folks. I actually do know which drawer that my fob is in back at my house, but I'll have to drive across town with my lights flashing to get to it. Man, I wish this car were as "dumb" as my Beetle! - Scott

Hmm, I hope I can find it... what a dumb system.