I put everything back after heater core replacement. Will do A/C charge this weekend, but I noticed that my security gone. Tried to program-but seems no light.
Hmmm
Hmmm
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chased a non-working door lock and ordered a new used actuator...and did a 70-75mph highway trip with 14.8 MPG.
Had a little ride with the 4 sisters 
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hamishpotter
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Yeah, its pretty usless, but fun for the kids when we're out wheeling.Digital inclinometer! It says it right on there! C'mon man!!
SUMMIT CRUISERS Jr
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Ozark National Forest and High Water Mark Route
Finished up the reseal of the steering box, replaced a tie rod end, adjusted the steering stops and installed Firestone bags in the rear springs. All pretty boring, but it is nice not leaking PS fluid any more
hamishpotter
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Who's the senior now [emoji54]Digital inclinometer! It says it right on there! C'mon man!!
What a great and simple product.
What is it?
Nevermind, I think I figured it out.....front swaybar quick disconnects.
bloc
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Found this out on my 12-ton. Never before had it occurred to me that you might want to wear hearing protection when using a hydraulic press, nor that it needs to be bolted to the floor.
1) the pop/clang that came out of the press when the bushing started to move had my ears ringing for a week.
2) when said concussion was made, the press jumped about 6 inches into the air.
scary as hell is right.
I put on ear protection after the first one. This was after I was contemplating giving up due to thinking the 20 ton press couldn't handle it. Guts, goggles, ear muffs, and one hand over my balls is what it took.
surfpig
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Yup. They're handy once in a while...
lol. Sorry for the bad pic
Logged 500 miles over 4 days across the heart of Appalachia in WV and VA. Dirt, gravel, two track and seasonal forest service roads aplenty. We hit the weather lottery and the leaves were near peak.
LS1FJ40
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Logged 500 miles over 4 days across the heart of Appalachia in WV and VA. Dirt, gravel, two track and seasonal forest service roads aplenty. We hit the weather lottery and the leaves were near peak.
Nice of you to blaze the trail for the minivan...
Ha! The build quality is worlds apart - but at least they both share straight sixes and solid axles. Here was a mid trip mod - we were about to end up dragging the rear muffler on the next rock on the road. Gotta love small towns - impromptu muffler replacement in an hour for $150 bucks TOTAL.
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