#check engine light?

[thebibliosphere]

Oh wow, I got really swept up in writing. I did 4000 words in one sitting... what do you mean it's 3am...

[surrah698]

[batfam-belfry]

this is called a cry for help, Timmy

[azaleasallalong]

alice and rio as mechanics has it been done yet

[jesusismyhostage]

Where’s that “reblog to give prev a fucking break” post because man, I need it.

[memingoapp]

Bad timing

[frickatives]

as the owner of a 22 year old jeep wrangler, the only thing that threw me out of my experience watching The Gorge (2025) was that the ancient 1940s jeep started on the first try and did not experience any kind of catastrophic mechanical failure

[2mo3cm-man]

[thatbennybee]

how's life been going with you? is 2025 treating you well?

Uhhh... Great question. 😅 I'll start with the positives maybe? I have a partner now! It's kinda funny bc it's the same Larry who would purposely annoy me in my asks... (who knew that would get me to notice them more? 💀 go figure.) Anyway, they make me super happy and I'm full of butterflies!! 💛🖤🤍

I'm also planning to move closer to my immediate family, as parted ways with my parent and sibling around this time last year. I'm looking forward to starting my art journey on the west coast this time! :]

(If you dont wanna hear anything negative, skip this next part, but it will help explain where I've been!)

Really, there's nothing else that's really been going well for me, and I probably won't be around very much until March. Between familal loss, car trouble, living closeted with family, and really having no savings or enough to buy necessities often, I've really been struggling to keep my head up ^^;

I have owed work that I am completing when I have time, but that isn't often. Perhaps, once I finish those, I'll offer a donation pool to help with cross-country moving expenses. I don't know. I also won't be using Instagram much anymore and will be slowly closing that down, as I am also upset about Meta and its involvement in the tiktok ban.

(Plus, people on Instagram are strict as hell like damn, is trolls really that serious? No fun allowed over there. You draw a troll too hot or like an unpopular ship and they hate you and harass you for months for it. No thanks, I've seen enough!)

I will likely be using tumblr, ao3, Twitter (only because it is my main platform for commission income) and YouTube once I have more free time to set it up. I hope you all continue to follow my journey in the coming months! Thanks so much for the love so far, I have no intentions to leave the troll fandom any time soon and I have big plans!

[biomic]

i thought there might be some truth to naito's affection for taiya but no he's just an unimaginably cruel, heartless bastard. hateful stuff to contend with here

[grosslyoversimplifiedpolitics]

[ID: Screenshot of an AO3 tag that reads, "check engine light as an extended metaphor, by a girl who doesnt drive" /End ID]

[hold-fast-and-rise]

The air sensor, also known as the Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor, plays a vital role in the engine by measuring the amount of air entering the engine and sending this data to the engine control unit (ECU). The ECU uses this information to calculate the proper amount of fuel to inject, ensuring efficient combustion.

Signs of a Damaged Air Sensor:

1. Engine Jerk at Idle: If the air sensor is damaged, the engine may shake or jerk when idle, as the fuel-to-air ratio is disrupted.

2. Reduced Torque: A malfunctioning sensor can result in incorrect fuel injection, leading to reduced engine power and torque.

3. Irregular RPM: Fluctuating or inconsistent RPM readings can indicate a problem with the air sensor, as it fails to correctly measure incoming air.

4. Increased Fuel Consumption: An inaccurate air reading causes improper fuel injection, leading to inefficient combustion and higher fuel consumption.

5. Engine Won’t Start: In some cars, a faulty air sensor can prevent the engine from starting, although this issue is specific to certain vehicle models.

6. Check Engine Light: The dashboard’s check engine light may turn on, signaling an issue with the air sensor. A diagnostic scan can confirm the specific fault.

Cause of Damage:

The most common cause of air sensor failure is dirt accumulation, which reduces its accuracy and eventually leads to malfunction.

To maintain engine performance, it’s important to regularly clean or replace the air sensor when necessary.

[givemewallywestorgivemedeath]

Man, sometimes living alone with ADHD really do be like:

Me: Huh, I wonder why I'm so shaky and tired and seeing spots everywhere

Also me: *hasn't eaten food in two days, hasn't had water in just as long, has been hunched over current hyper fixation for hours without moving, hasn't seen sunlight in days*

Me: .... Just one of life's great mysteries I suppose

[sportsandlaughs]