I have one of the tarp type garages over my boat, and after only 1.5 years,
the tarp material is wasting away! It has kept things reasonably dry and
protected SO FAR, but it ain't gonna last through another winter. It's
11'X25' and cost me $229.95. I know that this wouldn't be nearly the
The Feds Strong Dollar Policy
By: Peter Schiff, Euro Pacific Capital, Inc.
Friday, 6 June 2008
Ever since Robert Rubin began the tradition in the mid-1990s, it has been a
significant element of the Treasury Secretarys job description to continuously
state that a strong dollar is in the
Hey Wonko,
Bear in mind I do not include Donald in with most other lawyers.
Now, having said that .. ... I'm also in Va - I;m sure you've seen all the
lawyers advertising on TV and the radio - everything from silly - a
lawyer sitting in a little space ship like those we'd ride in as
You might consider the metal carports - they come in all colors and run
from $495-$795. Be sure to shop around. They last a long time and are very
handy - even it not raining the keep leaves, pinestraw and birdcrap off the
car. You can keep the car cover on for added protection.
Good
It may be too late for this, but Classic Car on SPeed has a new product
segment - they talked about Barr's Head Gasket Repair. I've used Barr's
radiator seal with excellent results.
Don't know how a head gasket repair might work but Barr's other products
seem to work well.
It's probably
The best car cover I ever owned (after buying several $30 $40 covers from
Walmart) was one I bought at the Porsche dealer for my 911. It cost ~$150
although I go it on sale for ~$125 - that was ~10 years ago and they're over
$200 now.
MB Dealers sell excellent car covers that will keep the
I think you'll find when the time comes, most Rs will hold their nose and
vote ---
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I use Covercraft covers with the Evolution 4 material here in Phoenix. They
have an elastic in the perimeter which lasts about 2 years and the covers
last about 4. They are designed to let moisture out, but not in and the inner
liner is very soft and does not seem to scratch the paint,
LarryT wrote:
I think you'll find when the time comes, most Rs will hold their nose and
vote ---
That was how I interpreted the bumper sticker - Vote for McLame, he's
less awful than the other Dems.
I still like this one from last winter when the nomination was up for grabs,
but IMO the last
Around here after a good heavy snow like in late fall or early spring they tend
to fall down... A friend has a big dent in the roof of his Camaro from his.
-Curt
Date: Mon, 9 Jun 2008 16:34:03 -0700
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To: Mercedes Discussion List
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Lt Don wrote: I lost all respect (sorry, Donald) for attorneys when I saw my
attorney and my ex's attorney sitting at a cafeteria table and laughing it up
over cups of coffee . . .
That means you should (at most) lose respect for divorce attorneys and (at
least) lose respect for these two
Larry wrote: Bear in mind I do not include Donald in with most other
lawyers. Now, having said that .. ... I'm also in Va - I;m sure you've seen
all the lawyers advertising on TV and the radio - everything from silly - a
lawyer sitting in a little space ship like those we'd ride in as
Larry wrote: I truly think I could do para-legal work if I were to go to
school - but the lawyers make the laws and things are difficult to break into
because of the barriers set up. The lawyers in the legislature protect the
lawyers in private practice. Also, the ABA contribute a lot of
Donald Snook wrote:
I don't like my paralegal. Want a job?
Does your firm have a strong tuition benefits package?
I'm beginning to think I want a JD, and I want somebody else to pay for it.
I think 42 USC §1983 is going to be a major growth industry as government
expands the war on every peon
I think you'll find when the time comes, most Rs will hold their nose
and
vote ---
Hmm, I thought that was what most voters period did. I can't
remember the last president I voted _for_, since it's usually
a vote _against_ the worst idiot in my case.
And that's a sad state. What foreign
I should get points for all my roadside assistance calls. I know both techs
by their first names, have their cell phones numbers, and always give them
tomato seedlings for their gardens. On Sunday I met the Nigerian tech's
adorable kids when he got called in to replace a toasted battery on the
My wife already told me that she would never divorce me, she would
just kill me in my sleep if it came to that. Lucky for me, I am a
light sleeper.
Jill commented yesterday, as we watched some stupid crime show,
that she didn't want me to shoot her in the head. I told her that
my master
It was embarrassing - he fixed the customer's problem, but then they
couldn't get out because he was blocking them while he replaced his own
battery!
At least he still had a spare battery to swap!
Umm, can I have that back for a minute? Then I'll
get out of your way.
-- Jim
Don't they all have subframe mounts as well?
On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 8:50 AM, Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay well, this is part of why I have this car, to learn some new
wrenching...
So how many mounts, just 2?
Worldpac hates me this morning and won't load...
These would have
Howdy -
I know with fuel being close to $5/gal in many areas, it's tempting to
try and save a little money by using an alternative fuel. I've spoken to
some diesel owners who were using veg oil to power their engines and they
were getting some amount of the veg oil past the rings and into
The battery was 8 years old but had given zero warning signs.
I've been wondering how long the battery in the beater woods
truck will last. It wasn't new when I got the truck, back in
95 or so, and I don't ever remember changing it. What's there
is still the same ill-fitting battery so far as
Peter, re, floor vent flap link not in manual, isn't that what they're
talking about and showing in drawing at bottom of page 4 of job 83-554 in
the MB service CD? Pull rt side out slightly and unclip joint for leg room
flap (arrow). Or is there another one in there somewhere to bite me?
Wilton
Obama already is extremely popular overseas and this popularity will
translate to strategic advantages for the USA.
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 9:45 AM, Jim Cathey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you'll find when the time comes, most Rs will hold their nose
and
vote ---
Hmm, I thought that
Yeah, but my point is you must remove the pin BEFORE you take the side boxes
off, or you will surely break the hinge
The manual is wrong here, even though it's a pain to get the pin out through
the flap opening.
Peter
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Sounds like you have a great marriage.
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 9:51 AM, Jim Cathey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My wife already told me that she would never divorce me, she would
just kill me in my sleep if it came to that. Lucky for me, I am a
light sleeper.
Jill commented yesterday, as we
In what way?
Thanks,
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Further OT politics, was
When I ran out of garage space, I bought a 12'x20' car storage
structure/shelter made of reasonably heavy metal frame-work and heavy
plastic cover and screw into the ground anchors. Zipper doors on each end.
I placed a treated wood floor of 2x6's over a couple of layers of plastic
onto the dirt
Absolutely NO sealants, treatments, or other goo on the head gasket. There are
rings of anaerobic setting sealant around the coolant and oil passages, and a
viton o-ring for the oil return at the rear (the usual leak spot). Gasket
shellac, sealant, or any other coating, especially on the
You unwittingly advanced another good argument for gun control
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 9:15 AM, Donald Snook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lt Don wrote: I lost all respect (sorry, Donald) for attorneys when I saw
my attorney and my ex's attorney sitting at a cafeteria table and laughing
it up
Not if I can help it; he is the very personification of that word... I
value succinctness, perhaps to an obsessive degree. I myself try to be
succinct but I am no Chuck Landenberger...
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 1:38 AM, Chuck Landenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew...
Hmmm...
Wife and I are locked in the annoy the other to death contest. I'm sure
that one will win, eventually.
Thanks,
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Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2008 9:52
andrew strasfogel wrote:
You unwittingly advanced another good argument for gun control
There exists a good argument for citizen disarmament?
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They love him - he's a rock star. Hadn't you noticed? ;)
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 10:36 AM, Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In what way?
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I am sure Jill will outlive you.
I'm not. She gets much more annoyed than I do, and
holds on to it a lot longer. So I have an edge! (Which
may not compensate for the other factors working in
her favor.)
-- Jim
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Andrew wrote: Obama already is extremely popular overseas and this popularity
will translate to strategic advantages for the USA.
To quote Colonel Potter from Mash, Horse Hockey
Do you think Nixon was popular when he had the Kitchen Debates with Khrushchev?
Do you think Reagan was popular
Most important question - what car are you protecting that is worth all the
effort??
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 10:38 AM, Burt Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I ran out of garage space, I bought a 12'x20' car storage
structure/shelter made of reasonably heavy metal frame-work and heavy
You unwittingly advanced another good argument for gun control
My wife already told me that she would never divorce me, she would
just kill me in my sleep if it came to that.
Hmm. _I_ didn't think 'gun' when I read the original. And I
even own several. Wonder what the pshrinks would
Jim wrote: Jill commented yesterday, as we watched some stupid crime show,
that she didn't want me to shoot her in the head. I told her that my master
plan was actually to annoy her to death. Slowly. I suspect that is her master
plan as well, so in time we shall see who succeeds.
I am sure
Mitch wrote: Does your firm have a strong tuition benefits package?
I'm beginning to think I want a JD, and I want somebody else to pay for it.
No. We have no tuition benefits package. If you want a JD, you should get one.
There are not many employers who are going to pay that cost - except
I guess I should have said he COULD trade on his popularity to achieve
strategic objectives. It won't be automatic. So would you feel better if
our president cause riots whenever he traveled overseas?
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 11:12 AM, Donald Snook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew wrote: Obama
It must be his vast knowledge, capabilities, and experience in national
politics and international affairs that has them all a-twitter!
--R
andrew strasfogel wrote:
Obama already is extremely popular overseas and this popularity will
translate to strategic advantages for the USA.
On Tue,
Andrew wrote: Sounds like you have a great marriage.
I am not sure if you are referring to me or to Jim. BUT, I will share with you
the secret to a happy marriage. No kidding this is really it. I got this from
my father-in-law. I am laying out some serious wisdom here, so pay attention!
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Hi Andrew
Imitation is the highest form of flattery. Keep trying!
Thank you and take care,
Chuck
On Jun 10, 2008, at 7:22 AM, andrew strasfogel wrote:
I myself try to be succinct but I am no Chuck Landenberger...
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Larry,
Here in WA you can sort of read in to become a lawyer. Only good
here though. You apprentice to a school taught lawyer and take the
bar exam, then you get to be one of the slimy fish. No chance of
reciprocity in other states, but good enough for doing country lawyer
work.
As
Andrew,
To be succinct, what's the point of including: the Nigerian tech?
Did you also ask if he was American?
Just an inquiring mind.
Take care,
Chuck
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Jim wrote my master plan was actually to annoy her to death. Slowly.
Unfortunately, being masters at annoyance she's sure to outlast you.
;-)
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Sounds like VERY good advice - and I've not read/heard this elsewhere.
Thanks!
Allow the engine to warm to operating temperature and cool off again before
installing the pressure cap, as it can leak coolant around those seals until
they have heat set. Critical on the M103, a good idea with
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I doubt that she would use a gun - too loud, someone would hear it.
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 9:27 AM, andrew strasfogel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You unwittingly advanced another good argument for gun control
--
OK Don, KD5NRO
Norman, OK
There are three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies, and
You seem to believe a gun owner will always resort to shooting someone
when things don;t go well! Just because you have a shoe handy doesn't mean
you will rip it off your foot and beat someone to death just because they
cut in line ahead of you does it? You're applying the same logic to
Donald asked (rhetotically) I wonder how he got Libya and North Korea to
back down.
Just a guess, but I bet it was the old fashioned speak softly and carry
a big stick approach. It's always worked. Just like the other Presidents
you mentioned. Tyrants understand one thing and 1 thing
Agreed - I thought pillow or frying pan, not gun, and I also have
several, of all those options. Want to outlaw frying pans and
pillows???
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 10:15 AM, Jim Cathey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You unwittingly advanced another good argument for gun control
My wife already
So will most Ds ---
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 7:27 AM, LarryT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you'll find when the time comes, most Rs will hold their nose and
vote ---
--
OK Don, KD5NRO
Norman, OK
There are three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies, and statistics.
-Benjamin Disraeli and/or Mark
I'd like to hear McCain negotiating with Vietnam -
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 9:25 AM, andrew strasfogel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Obama already is extremely popular overseas and this popularity will
translate to strategic advantages for the USA.
--
OK Don, KD5NRO
Norman, OK
There are three
Can I telecommute? Don't think I want to drive to work ;-)
Larry T
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Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2008 9:33 AM
Subject: [MBZ] lawyers was Re: Orelegated alternative forms of voter
franchise on
Larry wrote:
Finally got around to figuring out why my '83 300D door locks don't work
-- one of the rigid plastic lines is cracked where it passes from the
body into the driver's door.
I'm now wondering if other cracked lines could be causing my
intermittent (but increasing) problems with brake boost and
Jim wrote 300 million people, and _those_ are the best two they could
find
The selection process is pretty poor! People always talk about the
inherent unfairness of the Electoral College (which it isn't) and actually
it's the primary system that gets the unstable ball rolling.
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Here is an old email from Johnny B and Marshall. They both recommended
applying Hylomar.
-Dave Walton
On May 9, 2006, at 8:26 PM, Frederick Moir wrote:
Hi, All. Esp. Johnny B.
Could some one give me the high points of Hylomar as it pertains
to 190DT head gaskets? What is it exactly? Would
i'm a fan of the big knife. just take that old bowie and drive it in ya!
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 1:00 PM, OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I doubt that she would use a gun - too loud, someone would hear it.
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 9:27 AM, andrew strasfogel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You
OK Don wrote:
So will most Ds ---
I thought most Dems were happy. They've got a candidate whose best claim is
Hey, I just got here, and I haven't really done anything in the last three
years, so the present situation isn't my fault, therefore I'm the solution,
not part of the problem like
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My blend of WVO and diesel costs me $1.21 or so per gallon x 20 MPG from a
1 ton crewcab works well for me. At that cost I could easily replace the
engine and still make out ahead but I'd rather not.
I'm betting the ratio will be three Roosa Masters per engine, but I
dave walton wrote:
Here is an old email from Johnny B and Marshall. They both recommended
applying Hylomar.
I can remember John saying that. I do not know if he put it on the metal
cylinder seals or just on the fiber part.
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I mentioned that so people can visualize his charming Nigerian-American
accent. ;)
The other tech is Portuguese American.
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 12:32 PM, Chuck Landenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Andrew,
To be succinct, what's the point of including: the Nigerian tech?
Did you also
Absolutely!! But why stop there?
Does anyone remember the Monty Python skit about the lethal joke developed
by the Brits to use against the Chermans in WWII? I nearly die whenever I
see the rerun of that bit of cosmic absurdity.
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 1:07 PM, OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My experience is that they tend to last forever - it's usually the servos or
the rubber connectors that fail.
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 1:20 PM, Allan Streib [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Finally got around to figuring out why my '83 300D door locks don't work
-- one of the rigid plastic lines is
Larry, if that were the case none of us would survive childhood. What I was
implying is if that someone is impulsive and in the heat of the moment wants
to murder a spouse, it's a lot easier to grab a gun and finish the job (if
one is readily available) compared to, say, using a pillow or the
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 11:24 AM, andrew strasfogel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My experience is that they tend to last forever - it's usually the servos or
the rubber connectors that fail.
In the doors or otherwise away from the engine, maybe they last
forever. Under the hood the hard plastic
..I have one of the tarp type garages over my boat, and after only 1.5
years,
the tarp material is wasting away! It has kept things reasonably dry and
protected SO FAR, but it ain't gonna last through another winter...
Might be that Oregon acid rain or perhaps pulp mill fumes.
RLE
Great advice, Alex. I may just do that with my new 83 wagon.
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 2:33 PM, Alex Chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 11:24 AM, andrew strasfogel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My experience is that they tend to last forever - it's usually the servos
or
That was on the other night, it is always good to see it now and then.
I think it was in German, so it could be read by non-German speakers,
who would not get it. A very lethal weapon.
--R
andrew strasfogel wrote:
Absolutely!! But why stop there?
Does anyone remember the Monty Python
Getting the hard lines on or off the plastic tees is death to one or the
other, in my experience the tee. I bodged up a brass tee from some
brass barbs and a threaded tee for the main one where the everything
else line goes off the main and to the brake booster. It sorta looks a
bit dodgy
Donald Snook wrote:
If you really want a JD, do what I did: Give up a good job as a
service manager at a large dealership, tell your wife it is going to
be okay, cut ALL expenses dramatically, beg, borrow, steal, apply for
every scholarship known to man, study hard for the LSAT so you can
Sold an old boat to a fellow who picked it up on Sunday afternoon - with a 92
3/4 ton Chevy pickup with the 6.2
diesel. He tells me it has just over 700,000 kilometers on it. That works out
to about 434,000 miles. He says it
has had some maintenance but is the original engine and transmission. A
Donald Snook wrote:
If you really want a JD, do what I did: Give up a good job as a
service manager at a large dealership, tell your wife it is going to
be okay, cut ALL expenses dramatically, beg, borrow, steal, apply for
every scholarship known to man, study hard for the LSAT so you
The plastic becomes quite brittle anywhere it's exposed to heat, light, or
fuel/oil fumes. That means anything under the hood is easily broken, and most
interior lines are fine. Flexing at the door hinge will break them, though.
The replacement line is white only, not color coded, so don't
Tom Hargrave wrote:
Wife and I are locked in the annoy the other to death contest. I'm sure
that one will win, eventually.
How goes her retirement progress?
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On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 12:11 PM, Peter Frederick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The replacement line is white only, not color coded, so don't get wild with
it.
Did M-B stop producing the color-striped hard line? I didn't know
that. Somewhere I have a list saved that Dave Meimann posted to the
old
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 12:11 PM, Peter Frederick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
there are restrictions of various sizes in the different lines, and making a
monster tee instead will result
in things like poor shutoff or loss of booster vac on sitting, etc.
True. The fat little green and blue
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on 6/10/08 15:54, Christopher McCann at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shorter service interval between oil-changes. Alternatively, you can have
your engine oil analysed. These measures prevent potentially damaging
Polymerisation of vegetable oil mixing with the engine lubricating oil.
From my
Nope - the lone Demo rep. in the ouse from OK refuses to endorse O -
he;ll vote Demo, but won't endorse anyone now - too liberal for us
Okies (who used to be one step away from commie - back in the 30's).
I thought most Dems were happy. They've got a candidate whose best claim is
Hey, I just
Anybody have any idea where to start to track down an idle gremlin on my 85
380SE?? The symptoms are after warmup (aprox 3 mi) the idle goes from the
usual 600is to 2000rpm. I've checked the linkage and it isn't binding
anywhere. What is really odd is that this only happens on my morning
But ... did you see on CNN today that McCain wants to veto beer?
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 7:27 AM, LarryT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you'll find when the time comes, most Rs will hold their nose and
vote ---
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If I were to do something like that, it would only be on the fiber
part. I thought I'd remembered someting like that - but not that it
was Hylomar. I used it between the timing case and the block on the
117 engine, but I didn't use anything on the head gasket. Who am I to
out-guess/engineer MB?
Who am I to out-guess/engineer MB?
Lets see - rodbender engines, biodegradable wiring harnesses,
water-based paint that flakes off all by itself...
I suspect MB could use your help now and then.
-Dave Walton
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 7:42 PM, OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I were to do
Hmmm - good point. Add the heater fan in the 115 to that list!
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 6:48 PM, dave walton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Who am I to out-guess/engineer MB?
Lets see - rodbender engines, biodegradable wiring harnesses,
water-based paint that flakes off all by itself...
I suspect
Im not sure I can think of what you are talking about.
andrew strasfogel wrote:
Buy one of those huge cheap domed airplane hanger structures! They cost
surprisingly little - I always wanted one, but who has room in NW DC?
On Mon, Jun 9, 2008 at 9:58 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HF has them on sale quite often here for 159 or so
Kevin Kraly wrote:
I have one of the tarp type garages over my boat, and after only 1.5 years,
the tarp material is wasting away! It has kept things reasonably dry and
protected SO FAR, but it ain't gonna last through another winter. It's
yea, I have seen those too
LarryT wrote:
You might consider the metal carports - they come in all colors and run
from $495-$795. Be sure to shop around. They last a long time and are very
handy - even it not raining the keep leaves, pinestraw and birdcrap off the
car. You can keep
I'd suggest you do it, John, but you are already in a career track where an
attorney will ask YOU for a loan. :-)
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 2:09 PM, John Robbins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Donald Snook wrote:
If you really want a JD, do what I did: Give up a good job as a
service manager at
Holy crap, I should not have clicked to see your pic, very scary
Donald Snook wrote:
Larry wrote: Bear in mind I do not include Donald in with most other
lawyers. Now, having said that .. ... I'm also in Va - I;m sure you've
seen all the lawyers advertising on TV and the radio -
I think I am in stage 3 now.
Donald Snook wrote:
Andrew wrote: Sounds like you have a great marriage.
I am not sure if you are referring to me or to Jim. BUT, I will share with
you the secret to a happy marriage. No kidding this is really it. I got
this from my father-in-law. I am
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 5:59 PM, Kaleb C. Striplin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HF has them on sale quite often here for 159 or so
I have one of those canopies. It's well worth the price---easy to set
up and much sturdier than I expected. Provision for anchoring it to
the ground is minimal, so
could be the idle air valve, or the idle computer, thats about the only
2 things involved in it
eric peterson wrote:
Anybody have any idea where to start to track down an idle gremlin on my 85
380SE?? The symptoms are after warmup (aprox 3 mi) the idle goes from the
usual 600is to 2000rpm.
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