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06/16/2008
Click & Clack
by Tom & Ray Magliozzi

Dear Tom and Ray: Please help me. I had my oil changed recently and now have been told by my mechanic that the oil-change place stripped the oil plug and I need a new oil pan. I have a Lexus RX 300. The oil-change people think they have adequately fixed it by putting a larger plug in, but the Lexus dealer tells me that is not adequate and I need a new oil pan because it is a vital part of the car and may leak again, especially with subsequent oil changes. I don’t know what to do. Help! — Candace RAY: I’d side with the dealer in this case, Candace. TOM: There are ways to “patch up” a stripped oil pan. There’s chewing gum, plaster of Paris or an insert, which is probably what your oil-change guy used. ...[more]
05/15/2008
When a truck and trailer are not in use, does the weight of the trailer damage the truck?
by Tom and Ray Magliozzi

Dear Tom and Ray: Please settle an argument here at the fire station. We have a Ford 550 pulling a 25-foot box trailer (gross vehicle weight 10,000 pounds). Here’s the question: When this truck and trailer are not in use, does the weight of the trailer damage the truck? Are we causing damage to the leaf springs or suspension of the truck by leaving the sitting trailer attached for long periods of time? Is it necessary to unhitch the trailer when it’s not used? Thanks for your input, and I hope to keep my money. — Mike, Virginia Beach (Va.) Fire Department TOM: Well, you don’t tell us which side you came down on, Mike. So, while we appreciate the $20 you slipped into the envelope, we’ll just have to pocket it and tell you the truth. ...[more]
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