He said, "repairing a trail" as in erosion control.Why are you paving a trail?
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He said, "repairing a trail" as in erosion control.Why are you paving a trail?
You've been busy!It has taken me a month of puttering but the Land Cruiser lives after its year long hibernation!
It is running a little rough and I'm hoping it is a combination of year old gas with the tank on empty and the ECU doing its baby steps. I'll check the timing tomorrow. So far no apparent leaks or gas smell. I may have a vacuum leak. Boo!
I replaced the faulty EGR VSV and all the hoses under the manifold.
Replaced all heater hoses and my wonky heater mixer.
New valve cover gasket so I could reseal my leaky half moons.
Since the injector rail mocked me, I had the injectors cleaned locally.
Replaced the leaky crankshaft seal and oli pump cover gasket.
Replaced my leaking distributor o-ring. A little oil film in the distributor. I cleaned it and will monitor.
New belts
New spark plugs, wires, cap and rotor.
New PVC, grommet and PCV hoses.
Replaced the leaking low pressure power steering hoses. I may still have a leaking power steering pump, but will clean and monitor.
Rehabbed my blue fan clutch with ~17.5K oil. Tools R Us helped me do ten years ago or so. The oil is light yellow.
Changed the oil and a half dozen other small things.
I'll check the timing tomorrow, drive around and hope that it passes smog test tomorrow. Cruiser gods willing it will take us on a snow run to N AZ on Monday.
It has taken me a month of puttering but the Land Cruiser lives after its year long hibernation!
It is running a little rough and I'm hoping it is a combination of year old gas with the tank on empty and the ECU doing its baby steps. I'll check the timing tomorrow. So far no apparent leaks or gas smell. I may have a vacuum leak. Boo!
I replaced the faulty EGR VSV and all the hoses under the manifold.
Replaced all heater hoses and my wonky heater mixer.
New valve cover gasket so I could reseal my leaky half moons.
Since the injector rail mocked me, I had the injectors cleaned locally.
Replaced the leaky crankshaft seal and oli pump cover gasket.
Replaced my leaking distributor o-ring. A little oil film in the distributor. I cleaned it and will monitor.
New belts
New spark plugs, wires, cap and rotor.
New PVC, grommet and PCV hoses.
Replaced the leaking low pressure power steering hoses. I may still have a leaking power steering pump, but will clean and monitor.
Rehabbed my blue fan clutch with ~17.5K oil. Tools R Us helped me do ten years ago or so. The oil is light yellow.
Changed the oil and a half dozen other small things.
I'll check the timing tomorrow, drive around and hope that it passes smog test tomorrow. Cruiser gods willing it will take us on a snow run to N AZ on Monday.
It has taken me a month of puttering but the Land Cruiser lives after its year long hibernation!
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Replaced all heater hoses and my wonky heater mixer.
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I'll check the timing tomorrow, drive around and hope that it passes smog test tomorrow. Cruiser gods willing it will take us on a snow run to N AZ on Monday.
I haven't searched too hard but I've heard the same. A cursory search at Oreillys only yoelded plastic ones. I have an OEM in my spares box.Did you use a new OEM blend valve or find another solution. I seem to remember hearing that NAPA has a metal one but can't find the part number or even the conversation on MUD. Dorman? The voices in my head have confirmed it has to be real. They never agree on anything.
Did you use a new OEM blend valve or find another solution. I seem to remember hearing that NAPA has a metal one but can't find the part number or even the conversation on MUD. Dorman? The voices in my head have confirmed it has to be real. They never agree on anything.
First glance I read "Then I taught my kid how to pee behind the back of building"Visited Manzanar. Sobering experience. Then I taught my 9 year old how to drive.
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Ok, can I cheat and state that this was done over a few weekends?
Washed, clay bar, wet sanded (1500 & 2k), compounded, and waxed
Cleaned interior, conditioned leather, removed old wood trim, fixed sun visors with magnets
New radiator, oil change, OME stock height springs
New paint on both bumpers and hood - done by a Benz certified shop
Cleaned the motor with toothbrush and SimpleGreen (does wonders!)
Replaced the broken antenna
Pressure washed the rust free underbody
Added a few surf stickers to the windows
Made sure my locks work
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Visited Manzanar. Sobering experience. Then I taught my 9 year old how to drive.
Love your grill! I have a similar project in the works.View attachment 1373171 Airing out for next weekends trip!
I didn't run the full 50 mile track as time was short, but what I did drive was in great shape. That said, it rained today, so conditions likely changed.how is that trail? I might run it this weekend