Home made return line kit

[dyoung14]

DUDE that is a bad plan .

Yea i know, dont worry

 

[dyoung14]

Keep a close eye on her david, and keep up the ingenuity.

Thanks man

 

[Diesel_brad]

If you would try hard to not be an A$$ hole people might like you a little more man, just saying.

Im not here to make friends. Since i been on here i think I have met 4-5 members. I am here to lean more about my truck and help other lean about theirs

 

[Goofyexponent]

Just send me your address and I will mail them. Merry Xmas. You owe me a beer.

I wonder if I can send a beer through the mail...... I am going to find out!

 

[BioFarmer93]

Im not here to make friends. Since i been on here i think I have met 4-5 members. I am here to lean more about my truck and help other lean about theirs

Poor form Petah, poor form...

 

[freebird01]

why is it that i can see this topic getting locked?

 

[snicklas]

OK all, before this does get ugly. Please step back, take a deep breath, and think about what you are saying. Things have skirted the edge, but have not gone over the edge, yet.

I understand where everyone is coming from. I understand the side of the correct way to repair the problem is to replace everything with a new return kit. I also understand the side of replacing just the part that is causing the issue and moving forward.

Is one way right and one way wrong, no, not necessarly. For example, this same exact problem, the E-2 has/had a return cap leaking, how was it, or how is it going to be repaired, the caps are going to be removed, o-rings replaced, lubed and the cap re-installed. Does this mean we are doing it the wrong way, no I do not think so. I have always been of the opinion, if the problem is fixed, and not rigged, but truely fixed, this the repair is a good repair.

I also know about the "small cost" of $30 or $40 dollars being a make or break deal. Usually it is not a problem, but things can and do happen that can make $30 a lot of money.

Please keep it civil. I do not want to see things get carried away.

 

[towcat]

lubing the o-rings with a light coat of vaseline helps the caps go back on easier and not pinch the orings.

 

[typ4]

vaseline lubes orings thats funny. Oh I think we are talking about 2 different things.

 

[trackspeeder]

vaseline lubes orings thats funny. Oh I think we are talking about 2 different things.

This thread is going down the tubes now.

 

[Trex]

towcat,,,, I'am in love with your avatar!!!!! Where do you come up with all these??

 

[OLDBULL8]

Just how old are you "dyoung14" ?

 

[w4dsb]

Mcmaster Carr.com has viton orings really cheap, i bought a whole bag of 100 last time i needed some
I'm all for saving the cash if possible!

 

[Diesel_brad]

Did i say something wrong again

 

[yARIC008]

I have $15 in my pocket and that is going to buy me a case of beer when paired with the $8 in change in my ashtray.

Not to be rude, but this kind of statement always blows me away when people are tight on cash. My brother even does it. He'll say he's completely broke and then go blow $50-$100 on beer/booze. I just don't get it...

I guess beer companies will never go under. People that don't have any money will always find spare money to give them