Steps (costs ~20$):

1. open glove box (can remove if more room needed)
2. pry plastic strip/hooks off across top of glove box/dash
3. take out the 7mm bolts and pull back cover
4. pull off air filter cover by undoing the plastic clips
5. replace air filter in the proper direction

• Uneven wearing on break pads drivers rear side was gone while rest had more than half left.
• Did NOT spin balance/align but no issues thus far.

Steps (costs ~100$):

1. Jack from rear pumpkin/front skid plate and place jack stands (too tall for normal floor jacks)
2. Remove lug nuts then wheels with 21mm
   • rotate tires front to back for even wear
   • torque to 100 psi (calls for 150 psi)
3. remove caliper with 13mm. Two bolts top and bottom on the back.
   • optionally grease caliper bolts
4. use c-clap/screwdriver to spread caliper apart
5. place new brake pads and metal tabs (if provided)
   • used duralast gold cermanic front (DG1414) and back (DG1790)
   • optionally add break pad grease to the side of the pads
6. pump breaks after reassembly to ensure pressure

Steps (cost ~60$):

1. remove skid plate 10mm (passenger side behind front wheel) for oil plug and drain
   • turn pull out then turn again for removal
     • plastic plug and pan
       • newer models have metal
       • mod kit available
         • chemical sealing is time sensitive on install
2. remove skid plate (front drivers side) with T-40 torx for oil filter drain
3. remove old filter with oil filter wrench and apply used oil to seal the new filter around edge
   • Fram PH10575 oil filter.
     • Alternatives: Motorcraft F500-S, STP S10590, Mobile M1-212 (only one not used yet)
4. Add oil back with funnel
   • 6 quarts of 5W-30 synthetic pennzoil.

Model: Netgear Nighthawk AX12 RAX 120v2 Firmware: 1.2.3.28 Reboots sporadically during day/night. More common when using streaming devices such as rokus/fire tvs. Steps taken:

1. Added surface with airflow and reseat power connection
2. Disabled WMM(wifi multimedia) for 2.4 and 5 ghz under wmm tab on the Qos Setup page, to reduce load (speed is not the issue atm)
3. Went to hidden page 192.168.1.1/Thermal_FAN.htm and verify the Fan temp sensor is NaNC (broken) (set fan speed level?)
4. Went to hidden page 192.168.1.1/debug.htm and enabled fan always
5. Returned the PoS and got a refund!

• Fram filter again
• add anti freeze/coolant (red/pink asian even tho ford calls for orange…)

• 2TB 7200 rpm 256 MB cache
• top left is old and still clicking along…
• 2 from amazon on 2nd shelf.
• top right from newegg
• lost data from being unable to import pool after 'application data loss' from wear/scrub
  • formating the small partition caused error for zpool import
  • had to remove and regenerate zpool cache after reformatting partitions
    • zdb -l /dev/disk-by-id/ showed the labels intact and cachefile had wholedisk property still
• forgot to add drive screws to trays self fasteners
  • labeled 'drive screws' for future use

• added daily midnight reboot to asus router.
  • despite disabling firmware updates in the setting it seems to check daily for them even after toggling the setting
    • it may be filling up its 'disk' leading to problems as the security files are not cleaned up?
• added openwrt luci attended sysupgrades and updated linksys to to latest while keeping configuration

• change asus firmware to https://www.asuswrt-merlin.net/ for better stability
  • no openwrt because no broadcom foss