Why Are Gas Prices So Out Of Sorts

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Nordstroms Automotive Inc.

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4.8 • 667 Ratings

🗓️ 8 October 2022

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Why do my brakes on my 2021 Ford Escape Squeak after a recall?
Why does my Ford Fusion have electric throttle codes?
When should I change the engine oil in my 2015 Chevy Duramax Truck?
Why does my 1970 Formula Firebird engine cut out only when the Instrument panel fuse in in place?

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0:00.0	Thanks for joining us on the Under the Hood Show podcast.
0:03.1	We've had a lot of people ask if we are doing the show live on the internet every time.
0:08.9	If you go check and subscribe to our YouTube page and you go like the Facebook page and get your notifications there,
0:14.7	you'll see when we are in our new studio doing the show live.
0:17.6	We would love to have you do it.
0:18.5	We still do it Thursday mornings from 9 to 11.
0:22.1	And who brings us the podcast?
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0:43.0	Here is the Under the Hood Show podcast.
0:45.8	Thanks for listening.
0:47.1	This is Under the Hood.
0:48.9	Welcome to the Under the Hood show.
0:50.8	We are glad to have you with us.
0:52.2	Russ Evans is here to answer your automotive questions. Thanks for joining us under the hood. Shannon Nordstrom is here to do the same.
0:58.2	Welcome, hoodies. Thanks for tuning in so we can help you tune up. I'm Chris Carter here to answer your calls at
1:03.1	866594-4-1-50. 866-594-4-1-50. What's caught your attention in the automotive world, he says,
1:14.5	having something to talk about? That's, yeah. Yeah, you want to set up for yourself. General Motors
1:21.7	was hit with a $102.6 million verdict on Tuesday of this week after a federal jury ruled it allegedly sold engines with faulty piston rings to customers leading to excessive oil consumption and premature wear.
1:37.0	They said that Wednesday, GM knowingly sold vehicles with defective piston rings and did not do enough to remedy the issue despite learning of the problem early on.
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