ZZZZZZIIIIIINNNNNGGGG!!!What hood?!
the hood actually fits now lol
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ZZZZZZIIIIIINNNNNGGGG!!!What hood?!
Blew out the copper rtv in my up pipe slip joint again today. Third time it's happened now. I followed the instructions every time but it still won't hold. Today I was pulling a long steep grade with the trailer and about halfway up it blew out. I noticed an immediate change in the sound, boost dropped and egt shot way up. That slip pipe was junk from the start. Getting very frustrating. I'm going to try Walker Acousti Seal and if that doesn't work I give up.
Went and bought 3 new tires. The spare was new, so it went on the ground along with 3 new tires.... DANG: $463.00 !!!
I think I doubled the value of my truck!
Yep. Much easier to just set it in the bed and drive around like that. No mounting, no wiring, no plumbing.
It’s not ugly, it just looks like a good pair of boots That have seen some sh** But those are the bestToday was a little like Clint Eastwood. There was good, bad and some ugly thrown in as well. The bad: I've been hearing a noise form the front end of the Blue Truck that sounds like a rattling shock, which it probably is since I've had the thing since 2013 and I've never replaced the shocks. Today I discovered a squealing noise that has something to do with the brakes. It sounds like it's also coming from the front end. The noise goes away with just a little bit of pressure on the brake pedal. I hope that it's something simple because I just went through the front brakes last December. Due to those two issues and the fact that I've still got quite a bit to do beforehand, I'm at least 80% sure that I'm going to cancel my trip to Colorado that's coming up a week from Saturday. Couple those issues with the fact that I'm only able to work at maybe 50% capacity in the heat, and it doesn't add up very well. In fact, I shouldn't have been working on my truck today and I wouldn't have been except that I promised a friend that I'd bring him something. I was bad enough off that while I was talking to him, I got dizzy all of a sudden and felt like I was going to vomit. After sitting down for a minute or so, I felt better. I felt just fine laying under the Blue Truck with my fan blowing on me though.
The good: I did get the Bronco tank held in by the modified straps. I also put 20 gallons of fuel in it and the tank didn't fall out over the 20 miles that it took me to drive home (that's even better news).
The ugly? Well I had to say something that sounded good. I guess that ugly part would be the Blue Truck when you look at it.