steveo555

Hey everyone,
Summer break is wrapping up and I am going back to college in a few days. I have a few questions listed below.

1. I have a parking sticker (last years) that is really hard to get off, razor blade barely is working and partially because the sticker is on the inside part of the windshield at the way bottom where my had barely fits, any suggestions on getting it off.
2. I have an old radar detector that works but the suction cups do not hold for more then a few hours, any suggestions for getting it to hold?
3. I am taking the car in for its oil and oil filter changed. I just hit the 30,000 mile mark on the odometer and I got the car new. Is there a need to change the cabin filter and/or fuel filter?

darkfox2002

Yeah removing those stupid window stickers is always a problem. Go to home depot and pick up something called "Goof Off" I've always used that to remove the stickers and it works really well.

Widowmaker[X]

+1 you'll pay like 2 bucks for a tube it will take that sticky crap off instantly

Lethaldosage423

yup on the goof off

as for the service, get everything done, dont cheap out this car will last if you do everything your supposed to

need4speed17n

+1 on goof off... back to college tomorrow (well today now) for me as well!

edawgdesigns.com

Goof Off? Never heard of that stuff. I always use Goo Gone and it's works flawlessly.

Stang-n-Vette

Me too! ALWAYS have a bottle of that around!

ndgoalie35

You should at least replace the fuel filter. I just replaced mine before going back to school. Ford recommends replacing it after 15,000 miles.

MR_Q

For number two, is there any way that you could use a parking sticker to hold the radar detector on? They seem to stick pretty good, lol

Nuke

Definitiely replace the fuel filter. The cabin air filter is your call since it's not a performance robber. BOTH are DIY, especially the cabin air filter.

Try cleaning the suction cups with alcohol, then soaking them in water and dishwashing soap overnite. If that doesn't work, you should be able to find new ones the same size at most craft stores or WalMart. Also, clean the inside of the windshield well.