It's gas, get a new valve, don't take any risk. One gas leak, one spark,
and your whole house and family become part of the explosion, not worth $30
gamble, is it?
Grant...
On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 10:31 PM, Allan Streib str...@cs.indiana.eduwrote:
Well I ended up winning the auction for the
I agree with Grant. Having worked extensively with gas fuel systems, there are
no shortcuts for repairs.
Revel in the money you saved over buying a new one and fix it properly. While
you didn't say what you paid for it, I have to believe that $30 is a very small
percentage of the purchase
Not true. The monovalve insert was inspected and is undamaged. What
else could it be? ACC works normally otherwise.
I've seen them get waterlogged so the plunger doesn't move as it
should. I've shaken them out, sometimes it helps. Anyway, simple
test: Unplug the monovalve, and if you
I have an inquiry in at a Viking parts dealer to make sure I am looking
at the right valve. I don't think the part that's wobbly is involved in
the gas control itself; rather it's the child safety mechanism that is
supposed to prevent the valve from turning out of the off position
unless you are
Kinda cool (if you're a Hobbit)
http://ciracar.com/build-a-house-for-less-than-5000
Indeed. I like it. A small home, like farmhouses
of the past, for people who spend most of their lives
outside.
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I'm thinking maybe not alt this time? Volt while running is same as
not running about 12.6 12.8. If alt completely dead I can see all
lights staying on because maybe it does not know engine is not running
but WTF?
Bad alternator. If the ALT light is on the alternator is getting
field
What was the weakness/problem that led to the IH/frod 7.3 turbos
getting a bad reputation?
Cavitation in the cooling system holing the block into the
cylinder(s), usually at the back I believe. MUST MUST MUST
have always used the correct coolant, the damage from not
doing so is cumulative.
My
http://edge.ebaumsworld.com/mediaFiles/picture/604025/82281020.jpg
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LOL! I have read many comments about poor throughput with certain
connections/devices. It made me wonder if the cheap GigE switches were
running slow CPUs that couldn't actually transmit at GigE speeds
No switch I know of uses software in the data path.
Routers are a different story. Our
There is also an additive known as DCA (decavitation additive) that can be
added to the cooling system of any diesel engine to prevent decavitation.
We used this regularly in any engine with liners, such as Detroit Diesels.
NalCool is the best known brand, and once you add it, test strips are
Jim Cathey wrote:
Unplug the monovalve, and if you don't get full heat all
the time then it's the monovalve.
...or the thermostat?
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Yeah, that's neat; 'forwarded it to my interor designer daughter. Years
ago, she had a client in Charlotte, NC, who wanted a bunch of furniture like
that; she designed it and had a local furniture maker build it.
Wilton
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Anybody able to to look at a car near Providence, RI?
It'd have to be a fly and drive for me.
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A SSH login on it takes 5 seconds
of SW crunching to exchange the keys. The sad part
is that its predecessor only takes 7 seconds to do
the same thing, using a 50 MHz PPC processor! A PPC
is a kick-ass bit twizzler compared to a MIPS.
-- Jim
Exactly as it was designed to do, being a RISC
So we could determine:
Checking the coolant is an indicator of if you should purchase or
walk away. Not 100%, but an indicator.
Being a survivor does not necessarily indicate problem solved or not present.
What was the weakness/problem that led to the IH/frod 7.3 turbos
getting a bad
Superscalar vs super-piplined. Take your pick.
On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 9:07 AM, Dieselhead 126die...@gmail.com wrote:
A SSH login on it takes 5 seconds
of SW crunching to exchange the keys. The sad part
is that its predecessor only takes 7 seconds to do
the same thing, using a 50 MHz PPC
A PPC is a kick-ass bit twizzler compared to a MIPS.
Exactly as it was designed to do, being a RISC processor.
Both are RISC processors. But I think the MIPS went
a tiny bit too far. The PPC has a barrel shifter, as
any RISC could, and the PPC gives fairly good control
over it. The PPC also
Nice stuff Jim! I noticed you had an article in DDJ. I used to read that
all the time. I actually had the pleasure of meeting *Bob* Albrecht along
the Oregon coast a few summers ago.
Brian
On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 9:32 AM, Jim Cathey j...@windwireless.net wrote:
A PPC is a kick-ass bit
Thermostat isn't the problem in this car - operating temps are fully normal.
On 2/14/12, Rusty Cullens buymbpa...@gmail.com wrote:
monovalve
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Disney clock from Beauty and the beast
On Feb 14, 2012, at 7:27 AM, WILTON wrote:
Yeah, that's neat; 'forwarded it to my interor designer daughter. Years ago,
she had a client in Charlotte, NC, who wanted a bunch of furniture like that;
she designed it and had a local furniture maker
I suspect (without actually knowing) that without some very clever building
(his work looks pretty straight forward) that the weather conditions where I
live (humid summers and cold wet winters) would ruin the structure in short
order. It would want a good deep foundation and excellent
'Zackly my thoughts, too.
Wilton
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Sent: Tuesday, February 14, 2012 2:37 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Build a house for $5,000
I suspect (without actually knowing) that without some very clever
82 240D
P.S. Don't tell my wife I wasted my time putting out this inquiry
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Russ wrote:
Try looking at Newegg Rich
richarde always swore by pricewatch.com
mao
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Allan wrote:
I have an inquiry in at a Viking parts dealer to make sure I am looking
at the right valve.
Try www.appliance-parts.com - aka Sundberg parts
We have a shop here - good service, usually has parts that we need.
mao
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Mitch wrote:
Anybody able to to look at a car near Providence, RI?
It'd have to be a fly and drive for me.
I have time to burn - if you need to stay in MI.
Train/bus to RI, drive home for you...
mao
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Jerry wrote:
This item has me stumped.
http://www.henkelna.com/cps/rde/xchg/henkel_us/hs.xsl/brands-1556.htm?countryCode=usBU=industrialparentredDotUID=000GFRredDotUID=000GFRbrand=00038Oparam1=history
Certainly matches the graphic T in your picture.
Seems like some heavy duty
http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/cto/2824920810.html
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Mitch Haley m...@voyager.net wrote:
http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/cto/2824920810.html
I do, but not one with mysteriously clogging cats!
Alex
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Alex Chamberlain wrote:
Mitch Haley m...@voyager.net wrote:
http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/cto/2824920810.html
I do, but not one with mysteriously clogging cats!
If it were within 100 miles of me, I'd drag it home.
Worst case, I know where there's a wrecked 2002 sedan that everything
Where the heck is this located?
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Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
Where the heck is this located?
lagrangeville ny
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On Tue, 14 Feb 2012 10:27:44 -0500 WILTON wilt...@nc.rr.com wrote:
Yeah, that's neat; 'forwarded it to my interor designer daughter.
Years ago, she had a client in Charlotte, NC, who wanted a bunch of
furniture like that; she designed it and had a local furniture maker
build it.
The clock is
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