My husband reads this site everyday for the last few months thinking his fuel injection pump was out and spent $1200 putting a new one in and to his surprise it was a fuse. Could someone ground him from this site for a week please. It would be greatly appreciated.. I don't want to have to hurt him. sincerly...married to a moran in oklahoma..

 

I'd bet my truck that it was still money well spent.

The original couldn't have had that much life left, especially being a 98.

Ok, well, maybe I won't bet my truck, but I have a shiny Oregon quarter here.


phox

 

Rut-Ro-Raggy!

 

OUCH!! Mrs. linetrash75, a lot of us have pretty much "been there, done that." We feel his pain, and our wives feel yours. Try to take some comfort in the fact that it was an honest mistake, and that he and you are not alone.

DeWain

 

With a wife like you who needs enemies?

 

LMAO

Save to old one............you just never know.............

We won't even go into some of the boners I've pulled over the years.

 

Ya been laying some pipe ! ..................







see his gallery!

 

Mrs. linetrash75, what's a moran? There's a Mt. Moran in the Tetons. You couldn't be calling your husband a moron, would you.
Thanks for the laugh.

 

There are just somethings a man shouldn't tell his wife.

Wife: "Honey did you figure it out yet?"

Husband: "Yes Dear, it was just a loose nut."

 

Sounds like somebody is in trouble when they get home from work.

 

This is just to funny.

 

Ouch! That smarts! No one said a higher education comes cheap. Sounds like he's getting smarter all the time...
Nat
What address do you want us to send our share?

 

The only stupid question is the one (he) didn't ask.
He we are consoling him on another thread.......................
I too like to think that thing was on it's last legs??????

 

hehe I think this is a first!! I was going to tell my wife about this thread but then I thought I better not give her any ideas!! Anyway, if it was fuse # 9 that was blown on the left side of the dash, not to worry - the VP44 could very well been on it's way out, anyway.

 

I think I'd have to agree with the "better now than later" assessment.
The VP on the 98.5s were prone to early failure.
Consider it a preemptive strike.