Ordered some parts from bronco graveyard - a single replacement height marker light and the headlight relay kit. Preparing for some rear brake adjustments too, have been considering replacing drums but been putting it off maybe it’ll happen
Gonna post this here as it’s general truck/hauling related. Someone busted one lock on the commercial canopy (weeks ago). Canopy is ARE manufactured, aluminum square tube frame. Any suggestions on best ways to replace/repair? The rear and other side locks are intact and function well.
The broken...
Same here - my question with the gapless rings are what guarantees the two rings maintains a “gapless” alignment? Wouldn’t it be possible for both ring openings to align causing a gap?
I finally got around to upgrading membership a few weeks ago. Is there anything that needs to be done before the “flair” shows up? I care more about the site continuing to operate but just curious. Just want to make sure I don’t forget about it. Thank you.
@snicklas
a lot of it is hull shape - a displacement hull like a sailboat has a max speed (like 6-8 kts) governed by the hull shape. A planing hull like a power boat does not have the same constraints. And who doesn’t like torque?!
Foiling hulls are beyond my comprehension.
I’m sure this is preaching to...
The ‘02 tdi is coming up on 194xxx miles. Far as I know clutch is original dmf, engine is stock.
Is it wise to start thinking to preventative maint. the clutch and replace? There are still dmf options available but would consider going to smf and possibly upgrading to a stage 2.
Checked out...
If you’re into throwing parts at a vehicle I do recommend just replacing the starter. They’re cheap peace of mind and are a wear and tear item. Have never owned a vehicle where the starter didn’t need to be replaced eventually.
I also recommend due diligence by diagnosing the entire starting...
Yep the rear brakes adjustment are very important. I overhauled drum hardware in the fall and they already need to be tightened up after just like 4-5k miles. Glad you were able to resolve this.
The SMF clutch feel sure is soft. Roll over noise is less than expected though but mostly just kind of funny.
Been driving manual since before i got my driver license, never owned an automatic. Parallel parked on a slight hill in front my gf's house night before it broke. Possibly the...
I bailed on diy this but gave it a solid try. No driveway at the moment and too challenging to work on the side of the road for the clutch r/r. Additionally I had read about guys having issues with the exhaust being in the way.
Anyhoo clutch shop just called and problem was the disc springs had...
Towed into the clutch shop finally haha. Don’t have a driveway and it just wasn’t happening to diy the clutch on the side of the road. As much as I like fixing on the side the road..
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