IllogicTC
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- Dec 30, 2013
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redleg6 said:at doc's office with little one
It's like Ben Stein's taking selfies!
redleg6 said:at doc's office with little one
IllogicTC said:Playing "troubleshoot the idle!"
When in gear, it seems to be fairly well okay, may be some light roughness that I can't notice too well.
When in park/neutral, it gets a little rough. I swear I heard some light pops (three, about 1-2 seconds apart then none after) while sitting in neutral, but my hearing is bad so I don't know.
The MIL's never flashed, and I'm not sure if it relates to my recent maintenance or my recent accident, so planning the weekend job of digging into all the wires and connectors
IllogicTC said:Yeah, that was all done. I noticed when I had everything apart two of the coil packs were missing the locking key on their connectors, but the connectors were still seated solid. Perhaps my accidents jarred them up. I don't have a code reader currently to pull those, and am about to dump $300 in a new part to fix the cosmetic damage so not sure I could afford one.
I could see if I know anyone who has a scanner though, it'd be nice to know. Why does it sometimes file it away as pending rather than stored? Is it just holding onto the code while it confirms whether or not it's actually happening?
IllogicTC said:... I don't have a code reader currently to pull those, and am about to dump $300 in a new part to fix the cosmetic damage so not sure I could afford one...
Blckshdw said:The Torque Lite app (code scanner only) is free, the full version that shows you live data is $5. Combine that with this, and you're covered for the cost of going out for lunch.
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IllogicTC said:New cellphone > lunch price
I'm semi-old school, to my own detriment I suppose. I don't have an Android or iOS phone.
Hypnotoad said:Power windows are usually set up to stop closing when they sense resistance, there's no limit switch in place to stop it from going too far. By holding the buttons, you're making the windows work harder than they're supposed to and they're drawing a lot more current than they should. You're gonna break something.
IllogicTC said:...money isn't buying me a whole ton of happiness anyway so I can spare some.
Blckshdw said:That's probably cuz you're doing it wrong. Send some my way, and I'll show you the proper technique!!
mikekey said:Working from home, but happiness is a state of mind. No one but you chooses how you'll feel and respond to life's situations..
IllogicTC said:Oh trust me, I know. I was content with at least not being in debt, and I was formerly working minimum wage and affording my loan every month and all that. Anyone who thinks money will suddenly make everything better, look how many celebrities still off themselves, whether on purpose or accident. It seems the popular M.O. is illegal substances - and if you're happy with your life and having a good life, you don't need a syringe or pipe to make things better. And apparently having seven-digit accounts doesn't have that magic. I mean, it doesn't hurt to have that kind of money but it isn't a magical solution.
Envoy_04 said:Bought a holster today for the M&P Shield, then went with Dad to look at an 81 Dodge 3/4 ton flatbed as a possible replacement for our current POS Sonoma farm truck. In pictures, the truck looked great, but in real life it only took Dad and I about a minute to decide that even if the guy was giving it away we wouldn't take it. The spring hangers were rusted so badly at the frame that I honestly don't know what held them on, I could see light through the frame there and several other places. Aside from the letdown, (we went prepared to drive it back) today wasn't too bad - got to take a nice drive through some country I'd never been in before and found a Chevelle wagon (so ugly that they're cool) in original (a little rusty, but all surface) shape that I just may have to go check with the owner about sometime.