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Found this poor guy asleep. At first I thought he was on his phone. Had a Co worker go wake him up.
Camping at Devils Fork state park this weekend. We'll be on a pontoon boat on Saturday. I was told there were waterfalls and some islands to check out. Anyone got suggestions?
Also if anyone wants to say hi hit me up. Taking the wife's car instead of the 62. Looks like it's time for a 2f or small block.
Did he get in trouble or did he not get reported. Many places, that's grounds for immediate termination.
The scary part is that he's that sleepy on heavy equipment. That could turn ugly. No harm no foul, maybe.....
Buy a junker Suburban and yank the drivetrain out of it.
So if you get a 2wd it adapts easier?The truck above is AWD which means the output shaft of the trans would have to be swapped out with a 2WD output shaft in order for the adapter to the split case to work.
I start my new position at work tonihht. 6pm to 6am. Going to be a long night. On a positive note we wear long sleeves because once the sun goes down it gets a little chilly in the lab.![]()
Also, I have new O2 sensors on the way. I had a feeling they were going bad and I finally threw the codes for it. I went with Denso over the Toyota branded sensors. Rock Auto had them for 1/3rd the cost. I couldn't justify the cost for Toyota brand. Even if I have to replace these every 10000 miles, I'd still break even.
Yeah they do. If you want an interesting read, Google "Toyota parts manufacturing and suppliers". Same deal with bearings and Koyo. It really is an interesting research subject subject if you're a Toyota nerd.Doesn't Toyota use Denso anyway for sensors like that?