Weekly letter from HiroshiA weekly letter for drivers who keep the car they own: why it shakes at idle, what to clean in your own driveway, and what the shop bills you for anyway.
The dirty sensor nobody named for you, and the rag that cleans it.
What the counter leaves off the quote, and the question that opens it.
Weekly checks you mark with a pen, in your driveway, with your tools.
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Read the full issue →Nagoya mechanics clean it instead of replacing it. Where it sits, how it gets dirty long before it fails, and how to wipe it in your driveway without a lift or a scanner.
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“It shook at every light and I assumed the worst. The letter told me which sensor to wipe and where it sits. I did it in my driveway with a rag I already had, and I stopped guessing.”
Ray D. · 71 · Ohio
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Tom H. · 68 · Kent
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