After 52 years, you've proven that beyond a shadow of a doubt!!! You definitely got hang time...both literally and figuratively, considering you nailed yourself to the rafter and was about to become pout house art. ;Poke :joker:
This is something I need to do and it'll have to happen in a few years when I have more time.
I saw that one once, I thought it was good, but like @IDIBRONCO said, I still prefer the original.
Now you're talking!!! I must've seen that one at least 30 times, even read the book.
Ditto with...
I wish I could help, but I only have the wiring diagrams for an 86 f350. But, welcome to the forum and I gotta say, I like your avatar. One of my favorite movies... fill your hand you son of a *****. Classic!!! :Thumbs Up
https://www.electronicshub.org/r-12-to-r-134a-conversion-chart/
https://ricksfreeautorepairadvice.com/ac-pressure-gauge-readings/
These are two that I have saved.
Okay, so I had to use my fingers to count this far, but by the looks of it, you put a ring on it just in time before her family decided to make it a shotgun wedding. ;Poke :rotflmao
The sticker on my truck is for R12, I'm replacing all the ac components and planning to run R134a instead. I found a conversion chart that tells me how much to use by weight when dealing with the info from the R12 sticker on the truck. Life has been getting in the way but I'll post results when...
I figured you had to be an electrician type with the way you were slinging around some of that terminology. Under my dash is a bit of a nightmare also, yours may take the cake though.
I'm on it with that first part of the statement, but Amazon won't let me leave reviews. I forget the exact wording they use, but basically I don't meet their community criteria. I've sent a couple of emails asking what it was I said and what it would take to get in their good graces, but they...
Hmm, I can't claim to be a helmet wearer, but I do have one helmet. It's one of those skull cap types, not DOT approved, but it qualified as "legal" when Florida had a helmet law.
All I got done was installing the blower. The existing one that I removed didn't have any sort of gasket material. I figured, what could it hurt? So I put some adhesive foam around the mating edges and bolted it in place. The screws are long enough to accommodate. It'll at least keep sand from...
After putting the freshly modified vent door back in the ductwork, I wanted to verify that the two vacuum motors for the ductwork doors were still good. Used my handheld vacuum pump and got them both to move. I'm thinking that maybe I should disconnect the vacuum pump and connect my handheld...
Okay, so after reading this statement a couple of times I've come to a conclusion. It's not that he wants you to explain how to change the filter, he really wants YOU to change the filter instead. :rotflmao
I've never seen that kind of economy with the bikes I favor. Those triple digit road trips are what I'm talking about though. You have some beautiful countryside where you're at. Keep the shiny side up brother. :thumbsup:
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