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Review / How to: Cat Fur DeShedding Tips!

I help my porch cat deshed fur weekly to keep him cool and reduce fur balls. I have a FURminator Medium / Long Hair deShedding Tool for Cats ( https://amzn.to/3rBMKnf )

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I work from the front to the back of Winky the Cat. I never brush and deshed against the flow of his fur. I only work on areas he is comfortable with and were i normally pet, so it would be his head, back, neck, and chest. Since I dont pet his belly, i will skip that area.

I love how effective it is with helping my cat shed his old under coat fur. I got a lot of dead fur from him and effectively grooming him so he doesnt have to work as hard to clean himself.

FURejector button releases hair with ease and guards the comb.
Ergonomic handle for comfort and non slip. Just rake it along the cat to remove dead fur and old under coat.

After each weekly session, i give him treats for positive reinforcement. I also rub and pet him normally.

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CHEVY VOLT VLOG #75 – OIL PAN GASKET LEAK and Replacement

Chevy Volt Oil Pan Leak and Replacement

My 2017 Chevy Volt is now about 95,000 miles now. It has been burning oil for several months. It has been very slow due to the low use of the internal combustion engine. In the past several months, I noticed the oil level dropped about one quart every 3 weeks. It soon grew to losing about one quart every week before I noticed an oil spot on my driveway. I also noticed a burning oil smell.

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The oil filter and drain plug were tight and not leaking. The Chevy Volt’s underbody fiber panels ABSORBED several quarts of the oil before the speed of the moving car drifted oil to the exhaust pipes causing the burning oil smell.

Since only about half of the 2017 Chevy Volt mileage is with gas, and the rest has been electric motor, the engine probably only has about 45,000 to 50,000 gas miles on it.

Searching the internet, it seems like some 2016 and 2017 Chevy Volt has an oil pan gasket leak early in its production. So it may be the build and the gasket material. Also from the forums, users noted that the Volt needed several days to fix and may cost anywhere from $800-$1600 out of warranty to repair. The reason for several days to fix was due to the gasket material curing or clients returning back to the dealer when it leaked again after the repair.

After doing my research – I decided to do it myself :

  1. I didn’t want to spend $1000 or more in repair costs, car rental, and lost time. I figured it take me about 3 hours of actual work and 1 day of waiting for the gasket to cure. And about $40 for a new oil pan hardware , $5 for RTV Silicone Permatex Ultra Black gasket maker, $5 oil filter , and $12 for 0w-20 synthetic oil . The panels were soaked in oil and not sure what the dealer may do or charge me to clean, so I got $12 gallon bottle of degreaser solution, and $6 two cans of Carb cleaner . Total cost about $80 in materials and 3 hours or so in labor.
  2. Oil pan replacement generally is pretty simple, and I wanted to make sure the gasket had time to cure and that I was able to clean off all the oil spray on the exhaust pipes and under panels.

Parts List:

  1. GM oil pan ( https://amzn.to/3evyAhE )
  2. Oil Gasket RTV Silcone BLACK ( https://amzn.to/3aAR3Z2 )
  3. Oil filter AC Delco PF 64 ( https://amzn.to/2PiTk3R )
  4. 0w-20 oil – 3.8 quarts or so new oil ( https://amzn.to/2QR1SPV )
  5. Carb cleaner to remove oil off exhaust parts ( https://amzn.to/3dLO7en )
  6. Concentrated degreaser to clean panels ( https://amzn.to/32G4xhJ )
  7. 7 mm and 8 mm socket wrench and extender
  8. Ryobi angle drill ( https://amzn.to/3awMzCM )
  9. Torque wench (18 lb – 20 lb ) https://amzn.to/2QWGZm4
  10. Thin metal trim pry bar ( https://amzn.to/3aB6ikO )
  11. Special tool – 3mm x 10 mm metal slot bar ( or use two very large flat head screw drivers. )
  12. Plastic or metal razor blade ( https://amzn.to/32IKwHw ) https://amzn.to/3gNfoPx
  13. Car Ramps https://amzn.to/3nf5QOa
  14. Gloves https://amzn.to/3nf06UG
  15. WD40 – solvent melts silicone https://amzn.to/3erccpQ
  16. Clean rags
  17. Newspaper or cardboard
  18. 5 gallon bucket for the degreaser solution.

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TESTED: Can OBD-II PORT SPLITTER CABLE RUN TWO DEVICES?

I wanted to put multiple HUDS and OBD-II scanners on my car so I can monitor my cars data. I recently bought a ACECAR M-12 ( https://amzn.to/3dLFRcS ) and ACECAR M-07 ( https://amzn.to/3d6SuQO ) Heads Up Display units for my Honda. I wanted to try to see if I can have multiple OBD-II devices ON a the same time, so I got a OBD-II splitter cable: https://amzn.to/3mPd0Zu

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Apparently, the OBD-II splitter cable: https://amzn.to/3mPd0Zu only talks to one OBD-II device at once. So of the two HUD devices only one received data, while the other only received power. This is good to know if you want multple OBD-II devices powered, however bad if you needed the car data.

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