What did you do to your Gen 1 today?
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It's 88.7* here on the coast. All I have done is looked in the mailbox and got the spacer for my upcoming piston lift pump install. I got the pump yesterday and all I'm waiting on is the hard fuel line.
I can't imagine being out in 113* heat. I remember back in KS when I was a kid the temps getting to 105* with high humidity. We stripped down to our shorts and jumped in the blow up pool in the back yard or else played with the hose and sprayed each other. Fun times. Simpler times. Meanwhile it's only 78* in Tulsa.
I can't imagine being out in 113* heat. I remember back in KS when I was a kid the temps getting to 105* with high humidity. We stripped down to our shorts and jumped in the blow up pool in the back yard or else played with the hose and sprayed each other. Fun times. Simpler times. Meanwhile it's only 78* in Tulsa.
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mknittle (07-08-2017)
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It's 88.7* here on the coast. All I have done is looked in the mailbox and got the spacer for my upcoming piston lift pump install. I got the pump yesterday and all I'm waiting on is the hard fuel line.
I can't imagine being out in 113* heat. I remember back in KS when I was a kid the temps getting to 105* with high humidity. We stripped down to our shorts and jumped in the blow up pool in the back yard or else played with the hose and sprayed each other. Fun times. Simpler times. Meanwhile it's only 78* in Tulsa.
I can't imagine being out in 113* heat. I remember back in KS when I was a kid the temps getting to 105* with high humidity. We stripped down to our shorts and jumped in the blow up pool in the back yard or else played with the hose and sprayed each other. Fun times. Simpler times. Meanwhile it's only 78* in Tulsa.
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I bought some floor mat from Home cheapo to make mats for my truck that fit.
oh and hunted down some AC part numbers. that is as far as I got. It is 109*out.
oh and hunted down some AC part numbers. that is as far as I got. It is 109*out.
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Put a 366 spring and a BD fuel pin (I know my sig says THD spring, its on its way and I had the BD laying around) turned the fuel screw to the collar about 3/4 turn, butt dyno says I did good hx35 next weekend
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mknittle (07-10-2017)
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Gotta brave the heat again and finish things up and install a new draglink. Took apart the old MityVac yesterday, put some nail gun oil on the rubber and it's working again.
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mknittle (07-10-2017)
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I just looked at the pics of the BrakeBest cables for my 89 on O'reilly's. The left one has a boot but the right one doesn't. The right cable also seems to be missing the clip to attach it to the lever.
Could you use the old boot by carefully stretching it over the **** on the end of the cable?
My right side cable is sticking and I need to replace it. I don't know if they can be lubed.
Could you use the old boot by carefully stretching it over the **** on the end of the cable?
My right side cable is sticking and I need to replace it. I don't know if they can be lubed.
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peckens (07-15-2017)
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This morning I cut out a set of floor mats that fit. I bought 6' of 27" wide bulk floor matt at home cheapo last Friday. this morning I made a template for the doorsill side and cut out the length at 32" Then sharpened a piece of chalk and followed the lint of the transmission tunnel. I am pretty happy with how it came out. took about two hours. mostly finding and cutting the cardboard and going back and cutting the radius on corners(after thought)
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mknittle (07-10-2017)
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Hey Mark,
That looks like the same carpet I use in my truck over my padded carpeting,
I do fjnd that after about a month I start to wear a hole in it from my heel, but no problem, when it gets bad enough,
I cut a new one and Evie gets this one to chew up.
Jim
That looks like the same carpet I use in my truck over my padded carpeting,
I do fjnd that after about a month I start to wear a hole in it from my heel, but no problem, when it gets bad enough,
I cut a new one and Evie gets this one to chew up.
Jim
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mknittle (07-11-2017)
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Why would you let your wife chew on a floor mat? That sounds crazy, man !
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edwinsmith (07-12-2017)
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It keeps her from chewing on my tires
Evie Elizabeth is my crazy dog,
she is a Siberian Husky/German Sheppard mix,
German Sheppard on the front and Siberian Husky on the rear, literally.
She is a year old and she has chewed up everything in my back yard, all of the sprinklers and drainage system I have installed, she has dug them out, she has chewed the wood siding off the house, chewed through my newly screened patio door, chewed a hole through my back garage door,
I caught her dragging a 12 foot long 2X6 across the back yard and my daughters old tire swing across the yard by the rope.
My once grass back yard looks like the military does artillery practice in it.
As she was pulling on my new 50' garden hose, she got it caught up on a drinking fountain and snapped it off creating a geyser in the back yard and mud everywhere which she enjoyed herself in before she came and jumped on me as I tried to shut the water off.
Geez I hope her full size brain comes in soon, people tell me they don't grow out of their puppy brain for at least another year.
I have bruises all over me, she runs all around the back yard with her mouth open and tries to lick me but her teeth get in the way.
I think she is also part Bat, she sleeps all day and runs in circles and does most of her work at night.
I have always had purebred loving Siberian Huskies not Tasmanian devil dogs.
Love her to death but she is a handful.
Jim
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Jim
You live in California. Call Caesar, the dog whisperer. He can set YOU straight.
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You live in California. Call Caesar, the dog whisperer. He can set YOU straight.
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Finally fixed my starter relay and harness that went bad a few weeks back. The 25 year old relay crapped out, and I temporarily put a used relay on there, but the harness end was sloppy. Now there's a new Hella waterproof harness end and relay, which matches my JIm Lane headlamp relays.
Parts listed above
Parts listed above
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Finally fixed my starter relay and harness that went bad a few weeks back. The 25 year old relay crapped out, and I temporarily put a used relay on there, but the harness end was sloppy. Now there's a new Hella waterproof harness end and relay, which matches my JIm Lane headlamp relays.
https://www.amazon.com/HELLA-0077943...40M2191BN77QGR
https://www.amazon.com/HELLA-H847090...3VEQ5AHQE76THX
Parts listed above
https://www.amazon.com/HELLA-0077943...40M2191BN77QGR
https://www.amazon.com/HELLA-H847090...3VEQ5AHQE76THX
Parts listed above
Glad you got it fixed
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