Hi,

I’m a 240 man but it’s old geezers that keep rolling with the punches.

B.B. is telling you good information because we both chat with Dave Stevens who lives up in Canada.
So there you have it, three wrinkle necks helping where we can.
There is another person calling us Big Guns He said, “if they land on your thread they get results.”
I’m just a pea popper.🤭

B.B. is saying on the 403 error code you open that address bar. You will see either RWD or AWD in the address between two hash marks. Delete the letters and change to capitalize letters TOOLS.

Yes, did check out your profile as we are subscribers. If that makes a difference I do not know as I didn’t use the profile feature before becoming a Sunday driver subscriber.
I know once you have a profile you can always access your own.

I see that you are in Ohio so that would be a long drive for in my 240s but then I don’t need AWD car parts.😊

Now to bring up another work around that I have to use, since I have Safari as a browser because I have APPLE products it throws me codes too.
I have to go into my browser history and delete some history or if it’s a lot, all of it.
Then I do not get error codes and all works fine.

The photo things has always eluded me to understand URLs and other symbols and why it’s so important.
Other people just give up like me and go with its busted.
Jarrod the owner of the BrickBoard is quite the fellow to buck the internet systems to some extent.
I don’t know if they mess with him or he shows them he can play ball on other neighboring streets with less traffic requirements.

I have enjoyed magazines all my life and the internet has all but killed them and hard copy news.
Journalism has taken a dump on putting in information that leave me asking why this or that wasn’t mentioned.
Same goes for service manuals. Hayes and Chiltons have wavered a lot to say “take it to your dealer.”
I think both are now owned by one company, if in print?

So, here we are using forums and the YOU TUBE university, that can have their own flavored sources.

Anyway, I have no need to rant and that is my help or thoughts on the term “work-arounds.”
That term Probably started with software programming that slipped into concepts like flying by a wire or CanBus systems.

I’ll keep observing changes through statistics that seem to be trying to DO AWAY with Do It Yourself.
That is except when it’s time to THROW IT AWAY.

Haven’t we learned anything from using myriads of batteries and hundreds of charging cord methods?

The AWAY place is not far enough from this planet, the last I checked.🤔

Phil