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lemmy.world

That’s a first Gen CRV. Those lights are purely decorative and can safely be ignored for 80,000+ miles.

Source: My driveway

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I love my 2001! We're at 348k and still kicking. Engine misfires are starting to get worse so we'll see how many more miles she has

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herrvogelreply
lemmy.world

Tbh there aren't many modern cars that look like they will last 35 years, and unfortunately that includes the Japanese.

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lemmy.world

wife’s 2017 JK just had its tranny start whining today I was driving. After driving an hour. Won’t go back into a gear. Cools down. Gets back into gear. I tow it anyway. Low fluid? Demons? Daemons?

Either way what a cluster. Wife is stuck in ATL, trying to get home. I’m stuck on side of road.

Literally things “throwing money” could solve.

I got promoted this week. Estimated +500-600 a paycheck every fortnight.

It kicks in end of April’s check.

FML.

Sorry. not a shitpost. Just a sad 46 yo failure of a man with a pissed off alcoholicly angry wife.

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liuther9reply
lemmy.world

You can try biking sometimes. Clears your head, low maintenance, gives fresh thoughts. Mix it with microdosing lsd.

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lemmy.zip

very much depends on OP’s circumstances. It’s likely very impossible for them to do so, or dangerous. America sucks.

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wish i could. am a firefighter and kind of enjoy that vs being out of service. but also even weed gummies will make me have a panic attack. ever since say …25 i havent been able to get high. so odd.

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lemmy.world

This car......just like people in general society right now. Barely holding it together, and the people in charge realize you're on the verge of a breakdown. They just don't care to fix the problems.

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People who own this car probably do care to fix the problems, they just don't have the money that's required to do so.

Oligarchs have the money, they just don't have the desire.

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Some matte tape will fix all of those problems…

…placed over their dashboard indicators, of course.

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Had a 90s Suburban with almost 300k miles for a while as a hand-me-down from my parents, we owned it for about 10 years between us. The check engine light was always on, no matter what we did. Every sensor changed, code reset, everything we could think of. The truck ran like it was off the factory floor, no issues at all. Eventually the bulb burned out since it was always on.

I recently talked to the guy I sold it to 10 years ago, he still drives it! He loved it when he first drove it and has put a lot of miles on it only needing usual maintenance like brakes and a fuel pump. That old 5.7L Vortec sure is bulletproof but I'm sure he's not happy about it's 42 gal gas tank right about now.

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Turns out my check engine light has flashy state as well and then also a separate maintenance required light? I am forever grateful for the random yt video detailing exactly how to fix my 20yo car. Even down to how detach every proprietary electrical connection. My mechanic said my car was dead but that video saved it.

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