This weight was in the bottom of my tank. Is this part of the fuel level sending unit that fell off? Can't imagine how else it could have got there.
Found this in my gas tank
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FJBen
SILVER Star
that looks like a lead wheel weight. Your tire guy trying to "lead" your fuel? ;p
Colorado Boy-74-FJ40
I may grow older but I refuse to grow up!
Do you wear gloves when you work on your cruiser? you pansy!
yup looks like a wheel weight, i wonder where the other half is?
It is there to avoid the Cruiser Lean.
Just kidding. It is a wheel weight. Some one probably thought adding lead to your fuel would keep your valve guides from wearing out prematurely.
Just kidding. It is a wheel weight. Some one probably thought adding lead to your fuel would keep your valve guides from wearing out prematurely.
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Pansy
"Colorado Boy-74-FJ40 Do you wear gloves when you work on your cruiser? you pansy! "
If you liked that, your sure to enjoy this pic.....
"Colorado Boy-74-FJ40 Do you wear gloves when you work on your cruiser? you pansy! "
If you liked that, your sure to enjoy this pic.....
rusty_tlc
Dain Bramaged Member
Gloves? We dont need no stinking gloves!
New form of "Leaded" gas...
splitshot
Head cook, Bottle washer, and Peace keeper.
Ok, your in the middle of packing bearings, and you have to take a leak, what do you do?
As far as the lead weight, got any kids?
Ok, your in the middle of packing bearings, and you have to take a leak, what do you do?
As far as the lead weight, got any kids?
I wear them at work all the time, diesel and used oil are the worst things to get on your skin, I've seen what happens to your skin if you let that crap sit on it.
Ok, your in the middle of packing bearings, and you have to take a leak, what do you do?
As far as the lead weight, got any kids?
Thought the same thing - got a 4 and 6 year old and am always finding strange crap in the most peculiar of places!
wheel wieght........WTF.....its not even OEM
gloves I wear more and more as I get older, some of the crap out there just aint good for you or your skin.....or your love life
gloves I wear more and more as I get older, some of the crap out there just aint good for you or your skin.....or your love life
Diesel fuel, grease, oil, etc will eventually dry your skin out to the point where you will start bleeding from your pores (voice of experience) and you will be soaking in hand lotion in an effort to correct this - also, used oil is carcinogenic. Gloves will save you a lot of hassle down the road.
someone put it in your tank so it can find its own way home.
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love life
No kidding on the love life, wife thinks that PB Blaster STINKS !!!!
Gloves save me a lot of scrubbing
No kidding on the love life, wife thinks that PB Blaster STINKS !!!!
Gloves save me a lot of scrubbing
I hate to say it but as a grunt in the Marines, I wear gloves, beleive it or not women love a man with soft grease free hands that touch them. If that's not the case with the women you have in your lives, you need to take the dip out from between their lips and gums.
Keep on wrenching.
Keep on wrenching.
It's cut. The shop was out of .50.
whoever gets my 68 when i sell it will find a chuck in the fuel tank.
