My 5hp snow blower convinced me of the goodness of Mobile1.
At 0° it was very difficult to pull start when cold. Once warmed it would
start right up.
I put in Mobile1, Always starts easy.
That's why I ran Delvac1 in my 300SDL for about 100Kmi.
I use Mobile1 in my HHR in respect of it's 10Kmi oil
Very common practice here in New England during the 50's and earlier. Old Gas
station would charge a very modest amount to do this, it helped.
Modern cars with much improved metallurgy and surface treatment impress me in
this regard. Our '55 Plymouth had several major areas of rust thru in
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From: Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ask me about Lucky TV sometime.
-Curt
Whats Lucky TV?
Pete, who's too old to remember Lucky, I have to plan it.
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Careful here, It could be Nigerian Scamers. I always have Rusty ship some of
his special hot air {Think Atlanta Here} with every order.
Pete
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From: harry watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You can always find it on ebay, but I worry about quality.
Great! I've put a kill filter on Obama, it helps.
Pete
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Kaleb C. Striplin
Sent: Monday, October 20, 2008 6:11 PM
To: mercedes Mailing List
Subject: [MBZ] ADMIN, politics on the list, everyone read
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From: Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Last month, and just days after the U.S. government stepped in to save AIG
with
a $85 billion taxpayer-funded loan, the company picked up a $440,000 tab for
a
week-long retreat at a posh
IMHO, Sleeping in a rest area would be very dangerous. They are infested with
drug dealers (Making transfers) and hookers.
In my Motorhome, when I need to sleep On the road, I go to the small town
police station and ask to park in the far corner on the lot or a church lot,
never been refused.
Well, I get perks in my job that amount to about 5% of my salary. They are
part of my compensation package, take them away and I'm looking to have you
make it up with money.
Pete
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From: Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: LarryT [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Walmart has really worked hard to get low prices like they do.
Read this, One of my American Heroes.
http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/102/open_snapper.html
Pete
I've made mistake of doing business with FLAP on net called: AutoPartsGiant.
Thought I'd save a few bucks (About $50) on an ABS controller for my truck.
Note the letter below I sent them.
We are so lucky to have the Rusty fellow for our needs.
Pete
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Where will I get spares for my '54 Metropolitan? Rusty?
Pete
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From: Gary Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.lucaselectrical.co.uk/pressreleases/2008/EP0271purchasedfrom_LSUK.pdf
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From: Robert Rentfro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Haven't had a 124 yet, but nothing can be worse than either type of AC that
was in 123's. That is what stinks about 123s in the desert. They're a notch
above having a bone stock '67 Beetle or a '64
Every day I trudge to McDonalds at 9:00 to get my 9:00 coffee which is a life
giving necessity after being at work for 3 hours. I prefer their coffee (and
salads) to others in the area.
Yesterday the cost of my coffee went from $2.01 to $2.22. This may have been
an attempt on Micky's part to
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From: Tyler Backman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It sounds like they're just telling people not to let the runoff go
into a storm drain, not to avoid washing your car. If the water goes
onto a lawn, dirt field, sewer, septic tank, etc. the soap
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From: Peter Frederick [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Change the filter again at 1000 miles or so -- no need to change the oil, but
the filter will likely be pretty full of crud from the sludge that dissolved
off
the insided.
Peter
Loren, you may Imagine that it will equalize but in fact it won't.
Pete
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From: Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Put in more carp and catfish! They eat the green stuff and make good
eatin' Actually, if things are left alone, I would
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From: Alex Chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 2:58 PM, Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From a dead stop of you really mash the pedal it'll squirm to the right so
hard you'd
think it was an inline engine...
Not Standard. I have it on mine. Very helpful in winter! Turn off the
traction control and it's almost undrivable.
With ecxeption of POS rotors, car has been good for 35Kmi
Pete
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From: Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Most rotors I've worked with have not been machined on the O.D.
No real reason to do so, purely cosmetic IMHO.
I've long since considered most rotors to be expendable. Fleet Service company
that had my companies contract a few years ago would never authorize turning
car drums or rotors, they
Smashed grill, two-tone front fender.
And, He can't keep up with the payment?
Yikes.
Pete
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From: Allan Streib [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://bloomington.craigslist.org/cto/858998486.html
45 - 50 MPG???
--
1983 300D (for sale)
You bought it right? Whereas you are certain it must be a Peirburg, I guess
you've answered your own question.
Why would I put it on my car? It's yours for better or worse.
Why would one take this risk for a few bucks when all you have to do is call
Rusty for the correct item?
Pete
Glad that works for you. If you got caught doing that in my corner of Oz
{Connecticut}, you'd have a serious problem with the tree huggers.
Heck, it's illegal to dump your sump pump on the lawn here!
Pete
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From: harry watkins [EMAIL
We have LG front loaders (2years now), SWMBO is very happy with them. They
have huge capacity which ultimately reduces water and energy usage.
Converting the gas dryer to propane was a major P.I.A., as compared to normal
10 minute job.
Pete
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We have lakes in New England that have been fouled by phosphates in runoff.
Once over grown with green slime, they become very nasty. I don't want my
neighbors Gray Water thank-you.
Pete
Ridiculous. (The tree huggers in question, not you, Pete.) Gray
water recycling is one of the BEST
It's a damn big problem!
Weather you drop it on the ground, water you whacky tobacco or put it in the
town sewer. It is all going back to our water supply.
We are still befouling our waters with this crap.
I have no clue as to the answer, damn site more serious than dryer lint.
Pete
Stupid me, I never considered that aspect of the problem. I do have my septic
tank Cleaned every 2 or 3 years because I know there is 'stuff' in there I do
not want to mitigate to my leach fields, I probably catch the lint at that time.
I suspect that using 'gray' water to flush toilets will
Oh, I've got to jump on this
My position:
Using a wood stove does nothing to reduce the moisture in your home.
Using a electric heat does nothing to reduce the moisture in your home.
If you disagree with this position, than please answer the following question:
When using a wood stove or
I'm thinking your saying that in fact there is no difference in the heating
media.
If so, I agree. Oil Hot water heat is just as dry as electric base boards.
Pete
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From: Jim Cathey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Using a wood stove does nothing to
I've never done it, wife would not be able to figure it out.
My Dad did it for 20years {Winter Only}, using one of Mom's nylons. Worked
fine, added heat and moisture to a very cold basement.
Pete
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From: Dan Weeks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I did
So, you agree! The wood stove doesn't make it dryer
Pete
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From: Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
With a woodstove it goes up the pipe, you use inside air for combustion air.
Replacement air has to be drawn from the outside where ambient
So, you agree with me! The woodstove doesn't make it dryer
Pete
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From: Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
With a woodstove it goes up the pipe, you use inside air for combustion
air.
Replacement air has to be drawn from the
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From: George Larribeau [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sears will replace craftsman hand tools.
About 30 years ago a Well Tooled friend lost his garage to the foundation in
a fire, including a 3 year old 'vett and all his other stuff. Lucky, he was
I've seen copper used with good results. If it were to fail, it would split
and leak, no huge deal.
PVC would likely burst and throw shrapnel. That would be most likely to happen
if it is struck, bent or sees an unusual stress. That would not be good as
there would most likely be folks there
Water Rust? I assume you will be using a down leg to a bleeder {water) and
a filter for particles.
Ask the vendor for proof test data on the pipe, you'll be good to go
Pete
Pete
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From: Alex Chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, Sep
I had a 1966 new Bug
1) Always carried a salt shake; Good on burgers or defrosting windscreen.
2) I put an old 6V Dodge heater motor under the rear seat. It made lots of
noise. My Dad called it my Psychological Heater
3) At 70mph, the heater would drive you out of it!
My only grief with
I find the voice prompts very distracting, probably because I'm hard of
hearing. 1st thing I do on a new GPS is turn them off.
Pete
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From: Wilton Strickland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
'Used my Garmin GPS coupla hours this morning. The woman's
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From: Hendrik Fay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyway Volvo drivers wouldn't know if their behind was on fire if you
gave them a mirror and directions, have you got your old mans hat on
when you drive the Swedish brick?
My 1969 144s was one of
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From: Wonko the Sane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have never owned a GPS. Want to fix that.
I have two requirements.
I've used a Garmin StreetPilot for several years, big and clunky, G.P.S.
Function only. Mine model has a remote control which
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From: Donald Snook [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gary Hurst wrote: right now, joseph goebbels is looking out from hell and
shaking his head in horror over just what shameless propagandists these
neocons are.
I have always had a rule that
Drag is significant.
Note that all of the OTR trucking companies use air damns to smooth airflow
over the trailer. These companies are rather sophisticated, they wouldn't have
spent the money if payback wasn't assured.
Pete
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From: Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Breeders rights = subsidies for people who have kids like child tax credits.
Why
should I pay for others to have kids?
Did your parents receive those same tax credits for you? I'm betting they
Sounds Like Great Lakes in Waukegan, onetime home of Jack Benny.
Advice, stay out of Chicago as it's a dangerous place in the best of times.
Pete
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From: Wonko the Sane [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A two year school? That sounds like one of the crypto
My neighbor is a MFWIC in local Rotary.
They bought a Smart car, paid $20k+ for it. It's loaded with everything plus.
According to Smart.com, sticker on base model is $11K+.
He drives it to events, it is very roomy inside for 2.
Selling tickets @ $50, hope to sell 1,000 of them.
I bought a
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From: Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Maybe we need to vote for McLame and hope for a massive myocardial infarction?
Mitch.
Having BTDT with the heart attack deal, I don't wish that on anyone. Now there
are other ways a president can
If this info is 1st Hand
What would it be if you saw it yourself?
Pete
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From: Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I know this to be true form 1st hand reports. The son of a guy I
work with was one of the officers in charge of getting the
It wasn't you, It wasn't the guy you work with, it really wasn't even his son
because he was only 'In Charge' of it.
A new concept of 1st hand to me.
Pete
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From: Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you will read it again, I said i got the
Sorry, Springfield Massachusetts
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From: Fmiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It seems than at Tue, 12 Aug 2008 17:50:28 +,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The best parade unit I know of is out of Melha Temple in
Springfield.
There are about 100
I need a bootable disc for WinXP Pro.
I DO NOT WANT OR NEED A PRODUCT CODE, I already have that. I just can't
figure out how to download and burn the ISO fire using Nero of anything else.
Hit me off list if you can help.
Pete Arnold
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I've always wondered why P/U don't have sunroofs, now I know. I note the late
model GMC have one, a buddy has one. I'll ask him about it.
YOU are very right about light weight trash mitigating to the front of the box.
Pete
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From: Curt
I've been a Member of The Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic
Shrine for about 20, and very proud of it as we support 23 state of the art
burns and orthopedic giving the VERY BEST of car to children AT NO COST!
And, some times we party, drink a little Camel Milk so to speak.
The
It's alway amazed me that I can toss an empty paper cup in the bed of a P/U
truck and it will be there 1,000 miles later.
Pete
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From: LarryT [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MythBusters tested that tailgate up or down theory - while it sure seems as
A fool and his money are soon parted.
When I saw one of these hucksters {He had a sign Turn H2O into GAs) selling
this crap a local fair, I ask in my louder voice why are you selling these,
wouldn't you make more money selling Gasoline you make with them?
If they worked, the huge fleets would
One thing you'd want to watch is the Duty Cycle , You big engine Olds spent a
very small amount of it ife with W.O.T.. MAny smaller engined cars spent lots
of time at W.O.O. or very close.
Turn on memory: During WW2, a lot of fighters had water/alcohol injection, If
the spend more that XX
My family bought a new 1969 144s, 4 spd. I inherited it at about 75Kmi. Drove
it to about 160Kmi, it started using oil.
Being young dumb, I yanked engine to O'haul it.
Everything inside (Cylinders, Bearings, etc) were at NEW product specs! The
damn thing only needed valve seals.
I
Great for what they are.
Notorious for frames rusted thru.
HAd a neighbor who put about $2,00 into major work, 6 months later the truck
broke in half!
Pete
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From: Donald Snook [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My wife Cruizer's A/C has been intermittent lately.
Because it work at all, I was hoping maybe it was low a few ounces of 134a.
I do not have sophisticated equipment.
Using a FLAPS recharge can (With Gauge), I note the the low side pressure is
slowly drifting between 40 and 25 pounds.
Whats
I enjoy cutting with a torch also, never occurred to me to take my pants off.
That would make it fun and exciting!
BTW, I've recently discovered how nice the $4 abrasive blades work on my skill
saw. I do like to make stuff out of 2 angle iron. This weekend I replaced
the 55gal drum section
My '87 300SDL had been converted to 134a by P.O.
It work ok here {Connecticut}, not great but very acceptable.
My $.02
Pete
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From: ANGELO GIAIMO [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Once again, I ask the MB Gods for their net-wisdom.
The A/C in my
That would have the effect of turning the boys at Rusties into Oil Barons!
Pete
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From: dave walton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hmmm.. Good idea. Perhaps I could try cross breeding Jatropha and
Kudzu? I would not be too concerned because it can't
Let's see
If I order $75 of parts, can I get dinner To Go with that?
I'm not planning on being in the area that weekend.
General Sherman
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From: Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tom Hargrave wrote:
If the market stays depressed, our house will sell for maybe $110K
instead of $138K. But the same market forces will allow us to pay only
160K for a house that we would have
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From: LarryT [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hendrik wrote drive little Billy to soccer practice which is a 10 min walk
away
I don't know what it's become like where you are, but this is a change that
has occurred during the last generation. I
What amazes my immature business mind is the 0% financing extended by Home
Depot, several appliance and TV resellers. This after I have negotiated what I
believe is the last dollar out of the deal.
Why would I not take it?
I spent about $10k last year at Home Depot, got itchy and paid it off
Curt,
I'm looking for a 1st car for Grand Daughter, if you get the rust fixed so it
will go thru inspection, contact me off list.
Pete Arnold
Connecticut
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From: Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Not that big, unless you've got really small
I just spent 10 days wonderful vacation in Colorado Springs. I did notice a
lot of nice old RUST FREE cars there.
Pete
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From: Robert Rentfro [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Look in Colorado Springs.my cousin says there are all kids for sale
there.
Hmmm, This makes the $1,800 cost of my Ford Warranted O'haul on my Powerchoke
seem very resonible.
Pete
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My 98 ML has the 5 speed with the empty dipstick tube. It also has the
drain plug on the torque
Propane is a good power adder, used all the time on PowerChoke that drag race.
In you car, I would imagine you would want to use it for more that a quick 10
second boost. That being the case, you should check with Rusty on volume
discount for pistons ;-(
Pete
Terrible eh? The
Helps if you share Car make, Model Year with us.
I used to have the 134a level adjusted every 2 years on my 300SDL as preventive
Maintenance. The tech would draw vacuum for 1/2 hour and refill. It worked
fine, cost about $30.
Pete
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From: Bill R [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does this mean you are getting closer to digging out a 126 front seat spring
base and some center arm rest supports and an under door light for me?
BillR
Why would you put in old used spring boxes? They
My Father-in-law bought his Last car in 1974. He had just retired and felt
that he must be frugal.
The result was the Special Edition 1974 Mercury Monarch, stick, tiny 6cyl, no
P/S a local dealer had on the lot. Remember those? They like to compare them
to 12?'s in the ads, what a joke!
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Innocent until proven guilty.
John
I would have to agree, our constitution guarantee's us that right, to be
considered Innocent until proven Guilty
However, MOST of the world uses a system of Napoleonic Justice which simply put
During the early 80's, I worked for a major Nuclear Fuel Fabricator, since
euthanized by a euro-trash takeover.
One of our senior managers built a Voltswagon. It was a Beatle, stuffed with
deep cycle batteries with I believe a 48v motor. It had about a 10 mile range
if driven conservatively.
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From: Gary Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED]
they'd be famous south boston bartenders.
I don't think so, would have gone out of business after drinking all the
profits.
Maybe they would have owned brothels? No, that would have failed for similar
I would expect a devout Muslim to take his oath on the Koran, it is the Scared
Volume to his religion much as mine id the King James version of the Bible.
Anyone who doesn't agree may feel free to Google racist. If the shoe fit,
wear it!
Pete, who has many Muslim friends and cannot claim to
I believe that we pulled out of Turkey. Tit for Tat
Pete
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From: Tom Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Actually, the Russians lost - they were forced to pull their missiles out of
Cuba and dismantle their launch sites, all under the watchful eye
I'm not sure if it's still true but I've seen them spraying asbestoses (!) on
structural steel beams in large buildings to prevent collapse in fire.
Pete
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From: Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steve MacSween wrote:
And forget using the
At a formal function, an elderly widow gave me one; told me to, Store your
nuts in it
Neither of us could stop laughing for 5 minutes, you had to be there.
Pete
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From: Curt Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The last time a tool show came through
Measures Nanos, used to set preload on Yugo windshied wipers.
Pete
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From: Luther [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=150262736997ssPageName=ADME:
B:SS:US:1123
WTF is a nanometer in relationship to torque?
YOur right, an inch pound torque wrench that measures less that 15 in/lbs is
very expensive. NOt a common thing, as torque wreches are calibrated as a
function of their highest reading.
One would wonder how they made the first one ?
I'd reassemble to proper torque and ignore the rest. What
My 95 has been very good, not sure of power but it pulls me 11,000 5th wheel
with little effort. It has 200Kmi.
Trouble: Cooling system must be kept at correct Ph or you will junk the engine
with cavitation.
Wiring for GPlugs and injectors go under valve covers, last about 150Kmi, very
Yike, '87 is not a powerstroke, sorry for bad info. The 87 is an
international, mechanical injection, soft on power, long on life.
Pete
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From: Kaleb C. Striplin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What is the HP on the Frod 7.3 or whatever engine is in the
As I said, the wrench (#28502) you would need to measure this job would be 5-10
in/lbs. It cost $102!
What were you going to tighten that was less that 10 but more than 5 In Pounds?
Pete
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From: Alex Chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On
400° will do nothing to draw the part, making it Tuff not brittle. After
quenching, heat the area untill it's straw colored and air cool. It will now
be less brittle.
Pete
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From: Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, what Wilton said is
My problem is that sometimes I like to take long car trips, more than 4 hours.
Does this work on AM and FM? I guess it can be used in Kalifornia now.
Pete
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From: Bill R [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Come on now, I'm told you only get so many of those
I don't think that's what the small print says on the bottle. I think you are
supposed to go to a dealer.
Pete
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From: Jim Cathey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My problem is that sometimes I like to take long car trips, more than
4 hours.
As
Our hotel of choice is the Best Western, walking distance to Fisherman's Wharf.
Free parking, parking is very difficult and Expen$ive!
Every thing is am uphill walk ;-)
Pete
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From: LWB250 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Almost forgot - you *must* go
MAybe so, we found it very enjoyable to down and talk to the Walruses that were
in town for a convention of some sort.
Pete
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From: Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our hotel of choice is the Best Western,
I'd start by taking 2 of the 3 loads out of the picture. Try it for a few
days, that way you can focus in on the bad system.
Pete
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From: Tom Harruff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Help Listers,
We are having a nagging electrical problem with my
I'm not at all knowledgeable on MAC's, To tell the truth I'm not much good on
P.C.'s either.
My GrandDaughter is starting school next year. She is majoring in Graphics
Art. Must have MAC laptop. Someone please suggest a source and other details?
Pete
A coworker has a '95 Volvo 850.
5 cylinder, engine mounted side winder.
Is this backyard work to swap out the waterpump? Engine have to come up or
down? This would take it out of his skill set.
He asks, I really don't want to get involved. He says it looks very tight. I
doubt it much worse
You caught it early, a good thing. They have been known to hydolock #1, a very
bad thing!
Pete
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From: OK Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What does a blown head gasket look like? Ours just looks very oily
between #1 and the chain case, not burnt,
I have a casual friend with one. It has 36 miles on it! 2 laps of test track
at Bowling Green. Major law suit when selling dealer tried to add about $5K on
at the time of passing title.
It's home, covered, in his garage. Breaks my heart to see it there.
He's rich, I'm not
Pete
No! This would take away my Right to Vote.
Pete, who votes because he's interested and has a Right to.
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From: LarryT [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How would you feel about mandatory voting unless sick or injured? I;m sure
there are other reasons
Daddy told me once, You don't go to a bordello to listen to the piano player.
In the same light, you don't go to a dealer pay wholesale.
But, I think you already knew that.
Pete
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From: Kaleb C. Striplin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So I noticed
I'd meet them in small claims court in my state (Connecticut). I'd very simply
tell the nice Judge that I had maintained the car per the requirements and that
regardless of the manufacturer's claims, I had not gotten reasonable service.
He would suggest to the company rep that he should
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From: LarryT [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Of course that doesn't include the reduced
maintanence cost and the longer service life. I wonder what a reasonable
factor for that would be?
I'd be careful about trumpeting about reduced maintainance
I CANNOT understand why folks change oil so often. This fellow could reduce
his cost by 50% at least buy changing at 5KMI. I do my truck at 5 to 7 KMI and
the engine is very tight at 200KMI. Oil analysis's says everything is good to
go.
Do these same folks throw away 50% of their fuel?
I graduated my gas cars to 5,000 mile intervals in 1983 with my than new Dodge
600. Most have my cars have exceeded 200Kmi, only drastic work being head
gaskets which are not lube related.
I not only consider the cost of supplies ( I am fussy and use any SAE spec.
Name brand oil on sale) My
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From: Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Remember, a volvo is a ford, and since the
government does not require parts to be available after 7 years, they
are generally unavailable in the 6th year.
Show me the Government Regulation This
I had several TBN analysis's done on my 300SDL. All showed 75% TBN depletion
at 20Kmi. Using Delvac1!
Based on that, I changed at 20Kmi or shortly there after.
Pete
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From: LarryT [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We've done a number of TBN (total
301 - 400 of 531 matches
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