Hard to shift
Have you tried to push in on the clutch yet?
Have you tried to push in on the clutch yet?
What do you think when you read thread titles??
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Mooseman
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Help with air bag height adjustment
What? Are you so tall that the air bag won't restrain you in an accident?
What? Are you so tall that the air bag won't restrain you in an accident?
HARDTRAILZ
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- Nov 18, 2011
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Mooseman
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Uh oh.... I think the tranny is shot 
Well place another round in the chamber, fire, then check for a pulse. Or just unload the whole clip. Then you can know for sure.
Well place another round in the chamber, fire, then check for a pulse. Or just unload the whole clip. Then you can know for sure.
northcreek
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Bass induced problems, and what you've done to fix them....
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New member testing...
Just two more days and you're in...
Just two more days and you're in...
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HARDTRAILZ
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Laundry list of repairs. Got tips?
Didn't playing just the tip get you in trouble in high school....
Didn't playing just the tip get you in trouble in high school....
Mooseman
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Tips on tracking down a power steering leak?
(In an Australian accent à la Crocodile Hunter)
Alright, we're coming in to the power steering's territory to track down its offspring, the leak, we need to follow its tracks. We have to be careful because there are lots of other dangerous wildlife in this area like the finger eating fan and the face whipping serpentine belt. So here we go. So we've found one of it's parents, the pump, which is the father pushing its fluid towards the mother, the rack and pinion. He can be a quite bit cranky, often moaning and groaning especially in the morning. Be careful around the pump though as the serpentine belt also lives in this area and can bite quite seriously. I'll stick my finger there. Crickey! He's a mean one that belt! I'd better steer clear of 'im. Next we follow along the fluid path that goes to the mum. Dad's been workin' hard since the path is pretty sweaty in some places and dirt has accumulated. This is a good clue to find the leak. Next we find the mum. As you know, it does most of the work in the house while the dad is moaning and groaning to get her to do the work. Don't dare talk to the rack as this can cause her to just spontaneously spring a small leak for no obvious reason and then cause the pump to just keep spinning trying to supply more fluid till he's drained where the rack will just croak and then leave, to be replaced by a new rack, much younger and shiny but not after a nasty and expensive divorce. This one's doin' OK, just a bit dirty and a little loose. Now we follow the return path to the dad, all looks good... Crikey! There it is! The infamous leak! He's a sneaky one, hiding behind some tall brush of wires. He's a healthy one alright. Exposure to the elements made the path weak and allowed the leak out. Damn! Just got the back of me head shaved off by the equally dangerous fan. You need eyes in the back of your head to survive in this environment.
And that's how you track a power steering leak.
(In an Australian accent à la Crocodile Hunter)
Alright, we're coming in to the power steering's territory to track down its offspring, the leak, we need to follow its tracks. We have to be careful because there are lots of other dangerous wildlife in this area like the finger eating fan and the face whipping serpentine belt. So here we go. So we've found one of it's parents, the pump, which is the father pushing its fluid towards the mother, the rack and pinion. He can be a quite bit cranky, often moaning and groaning especially in the morning. Be careful around the pump though as the serpentine belt also lives in this area and can bite quite seriously. I'll stick my finger there. Crickey! He's a mean one that belt! I'd better steer clear of 'im. Next we follow along the fluid path that goes to the mum. Dad's been workin' hard since the path is pretty sweaty in some places and dirt has accumulated. This is a good clue to find the leak. Next we find the mum. As you know, it does most of the work in the house while the dad is moaning and groaning to get her to do the work. Don't dare talk to the rack as this can cause her to just spontaneously spring a small leak for no obvious reason and then cause the pump to just keep spinning trying to supply more fluid till he's drained where the rack will just croak and then leave, to be replaced by a new rack, much younger and shiny but not after a nasty and expensive divorce. This one's doin' OK, just a bit dirty and a little loose. Now we follow the return path to the dad, all looks good... Crikey! There it is! The infamous leak! He's a sneaky one, hiding behind some tall brush of wires. He's a healthy one alright. Exposure to the elements made the path weak and allowed the leak out. Damn! Just got the back of me head shaved off by the equally dangerous fan. You need eyes in the back of your head to survive in this environment.
And that's how you track a power steering leak.
Odd annoying issue...
check the in-laws. Usually/commonly odd and annoying
check the in-laws. Usually/commonly odd and annoying
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northcreek
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harmonic balancer when should it be replaced?
each time you check the air in your spare tire.
each time you check the air in your spare tire.
$99 With Free S&H 230 Piece Craftsman Tool Kit
And here I thought S&H green stamps were always free!
And here I thought S&H green stamps were always free!
northcreek
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5" Cast Iron "V" Blocks for $31.00 Free S&H...
"the deal of the century"
"the deal of the century"
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Safe to briefly drive without rad fan to determine gas pedal vibration?
Sure,no problem, send us a pic...
Sure,no problem, send us a pic...
Gas Cap Loose
tighten.
remember this ? righty tighty, lefty loosy
tighten.
remember this ? righty tighty, lefty loosy
northcreek
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Going absolutely nuts over this rattle....
Yes, having your nuts over a rattler can be bad...
Yes, having your nuts over a rattler can be bad...
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Mooseman
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This is how you take up bumper gap...
Works for me.....
Works for me.....
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northcreek
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Delete chrome bar across grill..
(Notice the Grill behind the Grille)
(Notice the Grill behind the Grille)
Cat removal
We just call our dog Tungsten, then say "hear little kitty kitty"
We just call our dog Tungsten, then say "hear little kitty kitty"
northcreek
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AC clutch not pulling in
well then just leave it out in the weather. It doesn't have to come into the garage.
well then just leave it out in the weather. It doesn't have to come into the garage.
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