That'* why you turn it OFF! lol. I've avoided those akward moments of unintended meaning by just using my good old English I was taught in school

Yea, I can't stand the autocorrect on my DroidX. Hicklish is my primary mode of communication.

over the last week i have replaced the oil cooler lines, oil filter adapter gaskets, complete front brakes, master cylinder, random electrical stuff to my cousins suburban,

did gaskets, alternator, and damn near rewired a 92 corolla

imp got new headlights and some other little random stuff done

cobalt got new struts, motor mount

still to go
95 jeep yj
transfer case split in 2
broken front left leaf spring
windshield
rust repair

2000 nissan maxima
radiator support
radiator
rear brakes
thermostat
coolant flush

all while working and going to school

I got two things in the mail yesterday. My ELM327 bluetooth adapter and this:

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It went on a little squish, but not really noticeable.

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The adapter works great. I pulled 2 codes. a P0449 and a P0420.. which leads me to a question. In October, I had my cat replaced with a universal one, and the guy at the shop said it could throw a code. Is it possible that'* whats causing the P0420?

i would guess probably. you can get the down stream sensor tuned out or ive seen replicators if you need to meet emissions.

http://www.o2simulator.com/index.php...d=14&chapter=0

No emissions here, so I'm not going to worry about it.

Would a bad downstream O2 sensor cause lower gas mileage? I've noticed lower mileage lately.. I was thinking it could either be that, or I have another leak somewhere..

downstream only effects the cat eff code.

Washed and waxed the VW today.

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This trim piece cracked so I had to replace it.

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Alright, thanks.

Got home last nite after a trip to Key West put about 5000 miles on the Ultra got it in the garage before the snow started and will let it take the day off and get a little rest out of the weather.