I was telling SWMBO (my sole partner in building our metal frame home) how
great this list is. I told her that our grey water lint problem may be
solved thanks to Allan's tip through this list.
She suggested I share some things we built into our house that some of you
may not be aware of and
was trying to imagine flow meters on both sides of
valvfes that would know if they had been opened or not, nothing a
simple as a timer!
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wrote:
I was telling SWMBO (my sole partner in building our metal frame home)
how
great this list
ROTFLMAO. I hate to laugh at your suffering, but I can't help it. Very
funny if its someone else.
Harry
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To: mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2008 6:05 AM
Subject: [MBZ] I had a fun time yesterday - I'm mostly
Would spraying rattle can clear coat over the rattle can paint job be a good
idea? I have an old Ford 150 trash truck that needs something if I can
expect to sell it for more than $200.
Harry
I'm already thinking I may get some spray bombs for my 240D
So far I've been pleased with the
He only suffers a loss if he sold it. Now, losing value is another thing,
not only BTDT, but doing it more every day. :(
Harry
My 29 y.o. son just made his first stock purchase yesterday - AIG @$2.45
Today he has his first capital loss to take the edge of yesterday's
euphoria!
Go to GM, 5%+ dividend, beaten down price, gov help on the way.
Harry
What's the attraction? It's expensive compared to AIG or FNM and has no
dividend either..
Tell him if he wants to play with beaten down insurance companies, buy
their debt, not their equity. Take a look at ticker symbol
They have a hard time getting enough inner city land for the big stores, so
here they go.
Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT) , the largest US retailer, on Thursday launched its first
new store concept in a decade with the opening of four small grocery stores in
the Phoenix, Arizona area, which are are less
plus $50
shipping. They just taped it to a 2X4 and sent it UPS.
Here is my write up, no pictures:
Subject: Drive shaft removal steps, 85 300TD
From: Harry Watkins harryw...@gmail.com
To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Date: Mon, Feb 5, 2007 at 2:50 PM
Thanks Tom, I enjoyed that. The ending was great, the hero won.
Hi,
ChowdahQ attendees may recall that my arrival at the picnic was delayed
until close to 1pm because I 'sprung an oil leak' enroute. Driving along
in the 1975 W115 300D at about 65 mph on Interstate 95, I happened to
That is just amazing. Way to go Gerry.
Harry
86 300 SDL
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Sent: Saturday, September 25, 2010 3:16 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Auto Trans Diagnosis A
Aimed a light at the hole in the
When I wash my car clothes and not too soiled shop rags, I take it all to
a Laundromat. Keeps me alive.
Harry
86 300 SDL
I would have remembered a bath like that - so I lucked out when I did it
last time. I have a set of car clothes - no cleaning bill other than
they
get washed all by
Allan, I know the split boots get bad mouthed by some, but I have used one
on a VW and one on a Camry, both lased many miles and were still good when I
sold the cars.
I installed mine on the car with success. It would be a piece of cake with
the axle off the car.
If you ever see one and
My brother (Don) has one and loves it. His BIL had one for 2 or 3 years
prior to Don's purchase and the four of them traveled extensively with it
during that period. They spend 30 days a year seeing America and the
Odyssey is the best they have used for those trips.
Let me know if you want
Looking forwad to answers to this problem myself, the same thing is going on
with my 86 SDL.
Harry
86 300 SDL
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To: mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Monday, October 18, 2010 5:15 PM
Subject: [MBZ] LF RR electric windows in '85 TD
The bike places sell a little rubber device that clamps on the cable at one
end. There is then a small hole to insert an aerosol can tube of the lube
of your choice. About $14 for mine and it worked well for me. I sprayed in
Kroil.
Thanks
Harry
86 300 SDL ( going on the block shortly)
Curt, this is advice I followed from Cathey and Van Cleve. It worked for
me.
Thanks
Harry
Jim Wrote:
You need a three-foot (or thereabouts) length of tubing that will
slip tightly over the bleed nipples on the brake and clutch cylinders.
Next you put it in place and crack both bleeders and
little triangular windows, I have these on my 95 Toyota pickup, nice.
Harry
86 300 SDL
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I am driving a well through my basement floor in the hopes of being able to
reach good water.
I have rookie questions because I'm a rookie. If any of you have knowledge or
experience, tell me what to look for that will give a clue that water is close.
My house is built into a red clay hill
Where are you located? Any idea how far down the water table is in your
area?
Newton, MS. Not sure of the water table, but there are live springs coming
to the surface further down the hill. I guestimate from 25 to 30 feet below
my basement floor.
Anyone around you have a well?
There was
Thanks Tim, good information there. Our Geothermal installation required
three wells, 220' each, about 20 ' apart. I asked the crew where they hit
water and they just said we're not checking, just punching holes.
56' sounds like in the ballpark of my guess, but I'm on a hill.
I'm driving 2
Thanks Craig, that's all good info to add to my pile. It would be nice to
be able to use a pitcher or stand pump, but I doubt I'll hit it that
shallow.
Thanks
Harry
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Mitch, you have to be in the top ten of internet searchers. If I am reading
it right, there are manual pumps at this site that operate much deeper than
I thought any manual pump could.
If I hit water deeper than I would like and the water tests good, I'll be
back to that site to pick
That sounds good to me. IIRC, a column of water weighs .434 lbs and is 1 x
1 x 12. I don't think I'll ever get close to 100' by driving.
Thanks
Harry
The piston goes under water, some kind of flapper in the piston closes,
and then you lift the piston with the water above it. I would imagine
I'll keep it in mind. So if I understand correctly, there is not a pipe
that goes inside my 2 pipe to bring the water topside.
I have made a 1/2 foot valve with some brass fittings, a steel ball and
o-ring. It stays attached to a 1/2 hose and pumps with a churning motion.
It works with a
Perhaps a sign shop is a good choice. while waiting for my yard signs to be
made I saw two workers doing a sheriff's car. One was selecting patterns on
a computer screen, clicking run and a machine loaded with a roll, cut the
piece. The other guy was coming and going to the car and stayed
.
-Max
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To: Mercedes Discussion List
Subject: [MBZ] OT DIY water well
I am driving a well through my basement floor in the hopes
My hope is that I'll get into sand on the way down and hit water. A friend
nearby was building a pond in the side of a clay hill. Before they got to
the depth he wanted, they hit wet sand and had to get the dozer out. He said
that was about 18 feet.
Harry,
It sounds like you are driving
Wilton wrote: My friends at lunch are always picking at me about all of
MY FREE stuff by being retired from USAF.
I cured a guy at work of saying that to me, I had a Marine friend of mine
call him. He pretended to be a recruiter and told him Harry Watkins said
you had two sons that would
Two days ago, regular gas and diesel were the same price, $180. Now gas has
dropped down $0.04 and once again is cheaper.
Harry
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Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 8:46 PM
Subject: [MBZ] Diesel Prices in Everett
WASHINGTON, March 16 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The leader of the nation's
largest veterans organization says he is deeply disappointed and concerned
after a meeting with President Obama today to discuss a proposal to force
private insurance companies to pay for the treatment of military
Obama's climate czar, Carol Browner, wants your thermostat. ( she is a former
leader in the Socialist International group, a group that advocates one world
government.)
Czar Browner enlightened the readers of U.S. News and World Report, she said:
Using the most cost effective electricity at
Tyler, I think you are confusing times when we had checks and balances in
government.
Now things are different, if Co-President Obama wants something,
Co-President Pelosi and Co-President Reid will pass it even if they don't
agree. They know that when they want something, Co-President Obama
Allen wrote: Some idiot congressman is on TV now proposing a 60% tax
surcharge on excess executive pay in companies that have taken bail-out
money.
That's right a 95% tax rate.
Senator Chris Dodd proposed a 90% tax on those bonuses last night. The same
Senator Dodd that got a sweetheart VIP
I had a similar experience and some how it linked to Ebay. My account at
Ebay was broken into by a bad guy and Ebay caught it real fast. They shut
my account down. I was using Gmail for my Ebay address.
At the same time, my Gmail got cleaned out and I was not aware of anything.
Without my
Sorry to hear it Bob. How did you make out injury wise?
Harry
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From: Robert Massmann rmassm...@embarqmail.com
To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 7:03 PM
Subject: [MBZ] The saga begins
I think my 87 190D 2.5 Turbo
Larry
I did two things that help my HVAC system. First, I have two return inlets.
One near the floor and one near the ceiling that use the same ductwork
otherwise. I made a plug for the one not being used and keep a filter in
the other. Summer time I suck from the ceiling and recondition
in
the duct somehow?
harry watkins wrote:
Larry
I did two things that help my HVAC system. First, I have two return
inlets. One near the floor and one near the ceiling that use the same
ductwork otherwise. I made a plug for the one not being used and keep a
filter in the other. Summer time I suck
I want to condition the air that needs it. The cold air at the floor needs
to be warmed in the winter.
Harry
I think you're running your system backwards. In winter, for sure, you
want to suck the warm air off the ceiling (where the warm air tends to go)
and put it out near the floor (where
Actually I just followed the instructions that came with the unit. They
also suggested to place reflective material inside all around the bulbs to
provide more exposure. I shoo gooed some 1/8 insulation material that was
sandwiched between padded aluminum, very shinny.
Harry
Wouldn't you
I'll give it a try. Maybe I can come up with test, hmmm..
Harry
You do want to warm the air that needs it, but you're using the heat in
your house better if you warm the cold air at the floor by using the warm
air at the ceiling (with a little extra warming in the furnace, of
course).
for upstairs and 1 for downstairs. Trying to
understand how many lights I'll need.
I'll bet having the evap so clean really helps the performance of the
system!
Thanks for the info -
LarryT
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Larry, I keep mine on 24/7 but they can be wired to come on when the fan is
on.
Mine or not black lights, they are bluish purple.
Harry
One more question about the UV (Blacklights) - do they need to run all the
time or just when the H or AC are running?
I'm not looking to replace these
Larry, Just like your car, the condenser is outside and the evap is inside.
The UV lights clean the evap and duct work. This link tells you all you
need to know:
http://www.negativeiongenerators.com:80/ultraviolet.html
These are called Air Probe Sanitizers.
Harry
This was not my idea but it sure is a good way to handle kitty litter (oil
absorb) or whatever it's called.
I started with two bags about six years ago and my 12 gallon barrel is still
half full. There have been times when most of it was on the floor at one time.
I keep the magnetic tray
Oh come on Curt, how could you know that?
Harry
So heres a hint: You have to (or I did anyway) dismount the wiper motor
when you install or remove the assembly on a 190D. DO NOT have the car on
so you can listen to the radio while you do this. When you loosen the nut
that holds the motor
I got this in an email this morning.
Harry
Hello Jimmie H Watkins,
It's just about that time of year again when everybody
wants their auto A/C systems working. In order to make sure that 2009 will be
the best year in auto A/C for you, we wanted to give you this quick 'heads up'.
In the next
Tricare and Tricare for Life are in the sites of our new administration as a
source of MONEY to redristribute.
Of course we knew this was coming on election day.
Harry
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I got this in an email this morning.
Harry
Hello Jimmie H Watkins,
It's just about that time of year again when everybody
wants their auto A/C systems working. In order to make sure that 2009 will be
the best year in auto A/C for you, we wanted to give you this quick 'heads up'.
In the next
Yes, West Wing.
Tricare and Tricare for Life are opening an office in the White House?
On Thu, Apr 2, 2009 at 10:24 AM, harry watkins
harry...@bellsouth.netwrote:
Tricare and Tricare for Life are in the sites of our new administration
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How does $50,000 for every man, woman and child plus any child born within five
years after the bill is signed into law sound. We need to let our leaders know
how much we think is fair.
What group will follow after this one?
Harry
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So Rusty and Kaleb end up rich. What a plan.
Harry
My great great grandpappy was forced to be an indentured servant in
the USA while onboard ship bound for the USA. (before the civil war)
If that law passes, I want my 50K too. MB content: I promise to use
it toward MB parts and repairs or
Anyone heard of a washer that becomes a dryer after the wash? Someone told
my wife there is such a thing.
Harry
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I agree Gary, all of these bills that I use to call kooky can now be passed
and signed within a week. They are not discussed, nor read and they are
coming at a rate of two or three a day.
God save us.
Harry
we are well on the road to totalitarianism. as long as americans have
their
cable
of a hook. I
didn't do anything with the ends except tie the upper ends together with a
piece of rope. Again, hook them where you would put you hands.
Harry
what did you do, hook it up under the inside lip of the tire? How did you
get the hooks out?
harry watkins wrote:
Here is what I did
I don't know how to get my group into the TO field for sending.
Help, anyone? I found info about groups in help, but nothing that told me
how to use it for mailing.
Thanks
Harry
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Needs a charge, probably a slow leak but a charge will get you by.
Harry
Turned on the air conditioning this afternoon, for the first time. Was
a little stuffy, 82 degrees inside...
Tonight I notice that the thermostat is showing 79 with the set temp
being 77. Air at the registers is
Today, Diesel $1.98, regular $2.15. Newton, MS.
I believe this is first time in many moons that diesel is cheaper and by quite
a few pennies.
25 MPG Camry, stand aside for the 27 MPG SDL.
Harry
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You're right as usual. The dustless you sold me for my Lexus are great.
That's what I will use until something better shows up.
Thanks
Harry
That Rusty, he has EVERYTHING!
Rusty Cullens
BuyMBparts, Inc.
Tel 1-800-741-5252
Fax 770-454-9745
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We are gaining more new members every day and need as many as
http://hattiesburg.craigslist.org/cto/1145570576.html
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Wise words Peter
Harry
Hello all -
I am a new comer to the list. I have enjoyed over the past 4 months
everyones humor, experiences and MB expertise. I am sorry that anyone is
hurt or offended by anyone elses posts. I don't agree with each post I
have
read - both on Mercedes Benz fixin
Bob
I got my wife a Lexus ES300 and we both love it. They are safe and reliable
with all the whistles and bells. If that's too small, go for the S400, my
favorite, but larger than my wife wants for a daily driver.
I don't know if it's called a series or what, but they come out with a new
Curt, I want you to know that I appreciate your sharing of information. You
and a dozen or more other listers that will do the work and are able to
provide a good write up is information not available anywhere else. I learn
something new, or remember something old, or have something else to
it to a 2X4 and sent it UPS.
Here is my write up, no pictures:
Subject: Drive shaft removal steps, 85 300TD
From: Harry Watkins harryw...@gmail.com
To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Date: Mon, Feb 5, 2007 at 2:50 PM
Thanks to Peter and others
Alex
Call your insurance company, they probably know folks that do that work.
When I was with Geico, they wanted it repaired before it became a W/S
replacement and had vendors lined up to send to your house. BTDT, no
charge.
Harry
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The dog pushed the door lock with the keys laying on the seat. The deputy came
with a tool and unlocked it with not much effort. This was a 97 Lexus.
What about these tools? Do different ones fit different cars? Where can they
be had? I can't recall seeing them in HF.
Harry
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Duh, my bad.
J H Watkins
1250 James Everett Rd
Newton, MS 39345
Thanks
Harry
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From: Christopher McCann xtofer1...@yahoo.com
To: mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Monday, December 29, 2008 2:18 PM
Subject: [MBZ] Used Parts for Sale! Take a look!
Dear List,
With
Avast, works good and its free.
Harry
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From: Douglas jgi...@comcast.net
To: Mercedes mailing list mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2009 7:35 PM
Subject: [MBZ] OT Windows Registry Cleaner
I have been thinking of getting some software to do this
Douglas, take a look at jv16 power tools. Free and seems to work. Some guy
at Cnet tested everything out there a few years back. Most of those he
tested would turn up the same problems after the fix was completed. Jv16
does not do that.
Consumers Reports surveyed 425,000 owners of models from the last three years.
The question was would you definitely buy or lease the same model again?
If over 80% responded yes, that vehicle was in the top list. 27 made that
list, 15 European, 9 Japanese and 3 GM.
The top three were Prius
OK Don wrote,
Interesting - only the MB S class made the lsit, and Mini had a clean
sweep - all (AFAIK) of their models.
The Mini is brand new to me, where are they made? Why are they so popular?
Harry
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Thanks Craig, I've seen em but never put a name to em.
Harry
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wrote:
OK Don wrote,
Interesting - only the MB S class made the lsit, and Mini had a clean
sweep - all (AFAIK) of their models.
The Mini is brand new to me
I ordered two cans tonight. I have just heard of it and will be doing a Toyota
head gasket soon. Has anyone used this?
Thanks
Harry
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I ordered two cans tonight. I have just heard of it and will be doing a Toyota
head gasket soon. Has anyone used this?
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Harry
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some exhaust parts next week. Hope it
works.
Harry
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wrote:
I ordered two cans tonight. I have just heard of it and will be doing a
Toyota head gasket soon. Has anyone used this?
Nope. Never heard of it. What does
Hey Ed, I like your grit.
Harry
I'm not that good of a salesman. lol. I try to gather some info on
whatever
it is I'm buying, offer what I think is a good deal for me, while allowing
him to make a decent commission too. I don't haggle, and I tell them how
I
deal, right up front. One
Chris
I purchased a video (VHS) Transmission Rebuild, Mercedes 722.315 Auto, by
D.T. Charnews, 2004.
Its yours (free) if you want it. The guy looks like he is working in his
basement and films bits and pieces as he goes through the rebuild. It would
have been real helpful to me, but of
for it
if you want. Parts list here:
http://kansascity.craigslist.org/pts/994727654.html plus a bunch of other
stuff. Let me know what you need...parts, money, first-born son...
Gratefully, Chris
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From: harry watkins harry
a bunch of other
stuff. Let me know what you need...parts, money, first-born son...
Gratefully, Chris
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From: harry watkins harry...@bellsouth.net
Subject: Re: [MBZ] transmission repair factory PDF
To: Mercedes Discussion
Dave wrote:
If you care to loan it to me for a week, I can digitize it and put it
on a server for the list members to download.
I'll PayPal you the postage.
Dave Walton
2986 Warrington Road
Shaker Heights, OH 44120
216.751.6646
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 11:04 AM, harry watkins harry
I sent the video priority mail, to Dave on Friday the 16th. He should get
it real soon.
Harry
Sounds good. I'll check out the YouTube thing. I'll put a high-res
copy on one of the servers at work as well and let you know how to get
at it.
-Dave Walton
On Fri, Jan 16, 2009 at 12:47 PM,
Good luck and keep us up-to-date with pictures.
Harry
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To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2009 1:02 PM
Subject: [MBZ] Motoroam road trip #1.
Going down to Pass Christian to
Wilton, DaveM, myself and others think 303 Protectant is the best product
out there.
Wilton wrote:
'Just used some 303 Protectant on my 124 exterior vinyl; 'sure makes it look
good, not that it look pretty good before, though. ;
Wilton
HTH
Harry
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The spread between diesel and regular is $0.27, less than I've seen it in a
long time.
Harry
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To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2009 6:08 AM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] FW: Today's Diesel
My oil filter was square after I sucked the oil out. My extractor is a small
shop vac, through a metal can. I had the oil filler cap removed but didn't
start on the filter until the oil was all out. I was replacing return lines.
BTW, 85 300TD. I've not gone under for a close look yet but
?
Wilton
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To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 04, 2009 4:49 PM
Subject: [MBZ] Bad oil leak after oil and filter change
My oil filter was square after I sucked the oil out. My extractor
Mitch, I did have the oil fill cap off and I believe the dipstick, which I
thought would be enough. Now I'm not so sure.
Here is a pic of the reshaped filter.
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The real experts are amazing. I was a member of an accident investigation
team for an FB111B crash. Sadly we lost both crew members. They we turning
final at Carswell AFB when things went bad. They were close to upside down
when they ejected and the capsule rocketed into the ground.
The
Way to go Jim. My boy's dad can't do that good.
Harry
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To: Mercedes Discussion List mercedes@okiebenz.com
Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2009 6:03 PM
Subject: [MBZ] Proud papa
Just thought I'd share...
-- Jim
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I just heard about these guys tonight. My financial site has bought into the
company because it has been good for the members using ZAG to buy cars.
Anybody? Kaleb?
Harry
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Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2009 9:20 PM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT, ZAG on line cars, anyone know about them
On Sun, 15 Feb 2009 20:40:07 -0600 harry watkins
harry...@bellsouth.net wrote:
I just heard
I had a failure on one of these lines and thought I would share the details.
The day after they were installed on my 85 TD, I had to replace the valve cover
gasket. I removed one end of one line and slid it back on after repairs was
made. It started leaking immediately. It came off and on
I must have routed that line to the outside of the throttle without leaving
enough room. I actually gave the car away after I got new fluids, battery,
wipers and filters installed, so I can't go look.
Again, this was only one time event, but I don't recall that occurring with
the cloth type
I've seen the spread less than 20 cents. I may have done the math wrong in my
head, or read the numbers wrong, but I saw a 16 cent spread at one station as I
drove by.
I sure hope the trend continues.
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Wilton, I think this is a 617 engine but there are many tips and pictures
that may add to your pile of information.
http://www.dieselgiant.com/replacetimingchain.htm
Seems like I remember someone used bungy cords. They were attached to the
hood and regripped ever so often to keep the chain
Thanks Craig, I enjoyed seeing the trend going my way.
Harry
With all the recent talk about fuel costs, I thought I would make up a
graph of all the data I have recorded over the last 10 months.
In the attached graph, the lines for Regular, Mid, and High are the
price of gasoline per
Replacement brushes were said to be avaiable in a past post. Seems like
some Volvo brushes would fit right in.
Anyone still have that post with the Volvo part numbers?
I would like to make my old one into a spare.
Harry
One. It's a little black crescent shaped cover on the back of the
No low beam on the right side, same with new bulb. All fuses eyeballed as okay.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Harry
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Hahaha, I knew that was coming. All were replaced within the last six
months.
How about a fix Mitch, Poet Harry.
Harry
harry watkins wrote:
No low beam on the right side, same with new bulb. All fuses eyeballed
as okay.
To paraphrase Dr. Booth:
Replace all your fuses before your cam
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