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Looks great! Killed me when you said you put your wife’s car first so if it failed at least it was her car hahahahaha….had me dying for a bit because that’s exactly what I would have done lol especially centering it and making sure it’s parallel (OCD just like me).
The struggle is real. I measured this garage out way too many times before putting it in.
Her car weighs about 1k more than both of mine, so it was a good test. I’d love to replace her car with a Toyota product, so I figured it was a win win. If it holds, great! If it fails, crap… but great!
9’ 1”. The lift is 9’ 3”. I really thought it was too low, but after discovering the trick creepers, I’m happy with the height. The creepers are way cheaper than vaulting a ceiling.
Pulled out the sensor that was throwing codes. It doesn’t appear to be oem. I had ordered an oem one at autozone. I should have known better and checked the part numbers.
New sensor from rock auto says Denzo right on the side of it. Hopefully I won’t have any CELs now.
The car got some fresh oil as well, and an ECU reset. I’ll drive it a bit when the weather breaks, and then top off the transmission fluid. I’d like to let it retune itself before I leave it running in place on the lift, as it’s running pig rich after an ECU reset.
11-10-21, 07:19 PM
