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curious, does the dealer CHARGE a fee to 'clear the code' ??

re: Don't you just love it when you have to play games to discover the price of something? great, even though there are 7 dealers nearby (yeah I played their game...) ...NOT AVAILABLE...!!! oh well, NO SALE... ALSO Be SURE you CAN buy extra cameras !!! In another 'thread' ,you can't BUT...

Pictures would help... In Canada, complete upper hood/bonnet is $3000 !!! That does NOT include the grille ,of course.....well, according to the picture... Can't buy JUST the tin 'shell' for some reason ( $$$$ ???? ) OP is in Florida, but could be a Brit ExPat.......

for sure #3 though I did use some rather 'moist' sticks one day.....

heater core is plugged up ?? can't be the 'controls' as you put a manual ball valve in the line. hmm you did remove the 'failed heater valve' ?

You either spend money up or money AND time later on ! he better quality the soil is NOW, the faster and better the grass will grow, the sooner you'll have to cut grass. Do NOT put 'wood chip / sawdust ' directly into the soil ! It's 'brown' and will consume ALL of the nitrogen in the soil and...

'too expensive' ! lol A used chain link fence gate and some weight works well.....

another option... for 'holes and ruts' get a bucket of top soil and ' tap curl down' while going in reverse, then hand rake. It's easy and 'controlled' , you'll get real good at 'tap-n-go' after a few runs. yet another option... for more severe damage needing more material use a...

hmm, could the 'stubs' be made round, then bushings made ?

Nothing us 'general public' can do about it. At least 99.44% of it will burn up and not cause any damage.

put the controller model into google... it'll find it.... you can even get google to translate the manual, if you download the wrong one...

I suggested a hand rake since that area isn't very big and has a LOT of 'obstacles' that'd make using any landscape rake very challenging, unless of course you've done it a lot. There's no way to justify the expensive purchase of a 'one use' landscape rake for the small area shown in the pictures.

NO ! the dealer is an IDIOT, his picture needs to be in the dictionary next to the word IDIOT

when, WHEN, the ground dries up...... grab a bucket of topsoil drive to furthest point slowly backup and 'tap-curl' the bucket. you'll get real good at dumping 3" evenly at the end of it.... when empty, repeat until it's all done then hand rake,run empty lawn roller over it 'make pretty' if...

curious... in the picture.. what's the '3 rounded hills' left of the crack ?

totally unrelated but.... check the oil level in the front axle (yellow plug, top left side )... everyone so far has been 'empty' !

I just scored 5 cases of 10W40 ! Real QUARTS, cardboard side and tin ends.. any know where I put my 'antique' oil can spout with pointy thing ???

re: The good news for Ohio is that the spill was handled far better than the way people a generation ago handled spills. hmmm.. anyone remember Love Canal, near Buffalo,NY ??

Pictures of my 'overhead tire dolly'. needed the 2by4 to line up the bullgear/drum with the drive pinion and the bearings and axle. It ain't 'store bought',it's been used a LOT, cost nothing, SAVED my back !!

A 4" bore, 6' long cylinder needs about 1/2 gallon of oil, + or -. 4/2=2 2x2=4 4xpi=12 12 x72= 864 864/1728=0.5 yeah rough math, pencil sharpener's in garage.....