Mike Wills

226 reputation

bio	website	mikewills.me
	location	Minnesota
	age	33
visits	member for	1 year, 10 months
	seen	Apr 5 at 15:25
stats	profile views	1

After going to school to become a network administrator, Mike, fell in love with programming. He has been a midrange (IBM i, iSeries, AS/400) developer since 2000. He has since added ASP.NET to to his toolbox (around 2006) and now does dual duty writing/supporting green-screen applications and ASP.NET internet and intranet applications. He does a lot of integration between the IBM i and ASP.NET.

Besides his programming day job, he dabbles in PHP and many other areas of tech.

You can find him on his website, @BizDevTalk, Facebook, and Google+

	226 reputation	bio	website	mikewills.me	visits	member for	1 year, 10 months
18 badges		location	Minnesota		seen	Apr 5 at 15:25

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Feb 7	asked	Power vampire in car. Where do I start looking?
Feb 3	accepted	What should I look at when my brakes are soft?
Feb 3	accepted	Adding Towing Capability to my '09 Chevy Traverse
Oct 27	awarded	Commentator
Oct 27	comment	I know this isn't good, but what is it and how hard is it to replace? Getting fixed today.
Oct 26	revised	What should I look at when my brakes are soft? added 107 characters in body
Oct 25	comment	What should I look at when my brakes are soft? I did take a spin and slam on the brakes some. However do to another issue I found (a broken sway bar), I didn't want to drop the front-end too much by slamming on the brakes. I will be bleeding the lines to see if that helps. At least get new fluid in the lines.
Oct 25	comment	Is there a trick for doing bleeding the lines by yourself? Most of my vehicles we have only kept for 5 or so years. Beyond that I didn't know that that needed to be done at all. First I have heard of it.
Oct 24	comment	Is there a trick for doing bleeding the lines by yourself? Good tip @qes. In regard to answering, sorry, but I like to mark an answer before I forget. I change if I find a better one.
Oct 24	comment	Is there a trick for doing bleeding the lines by yourself? In 10 years, I have never bleed my brakes. If I used it more often I would have a different outlook.
Oct 24	comment	Is there a trick for doing bleeding the lines by yourself? A little spendy for a DIYer like myself. I'll have to get my dad's or father-in-law's help. They are cheaper too.
Oct 24	comment	Is there a trick for doing bleeding the lines by yourself? Thanks for the answers. I assumed the answer was better to have two, but I wanted to see if there was some better way that I didn't know.
Oct 24	accepted	I know this isn't good, but what is it and how hard is it to replace?
Oct 24	comment	I know this isn't good, but what is it and how hard is it to replace? I just stopped at the shop to have them take a look. They found a couple other things as well (I don't recall what off the top of my head). They'll fix it all for about $400. At this point, it's worth it for me. My time (and saved frustration) is worth more than they are charging in labor in this case.
Oct 24	awarded	Scholar
Oct 24	accepted	Is there a trick for doing bleeding the lines by yourself?
Oct 24	asked	Is there a trick for doing bleeding the lines by yourself?
Oct 24	asked	What should I look at when my brakes are soft?
Oct 24	asked	I know this isn't good, but what is it and how hard is it to replace?
Sep 8	awarded	Supporter