Holy smokes! That is way above my pay grade.
From what I have learned in the movies, the Russians are the people you want assigned to beating the wires back into submission though.
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How did they get so gone to hell though? Do you play with them for fun? And what do you do for your okupation?
thatcabledude
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Looks like a mouse took them to hell.
Not a mouse, but a capybara or a marmot! They're big enough to do that much damage!
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Cut it up... LITERALLY
Are you trashing it??? There's a lot of good repair panels there!
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Several guys said they would come get it, never did and I'm tired of it being in the way.. The bums get the spoils for booze and ???
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If they are still there I would love to buy those mirrors. Pm me if you want to make a deal....
Another one bites the dust
Come on back Mr Delivery Man and drop off that sweet ARB Rear bumper for the 80 Series. Now lets just see if I can figure out how to install it
Did this today. O2 sensor fun!!!
Of the 4 nuts.
1 came off with the 12mm socket.
2 came off with vise grips
1 came off with vise grips, a rotary tool and some choice words.
Note I’ve been spraying liquid wrench on them for about two weeks prior to today.
Pro tip.
For the rear cut back part of the heat shield that’s hiding the sensor and bend it outta the way to get in there. Bent back just fine. Just not going to win a concours du elegance anymore. Oh well.
For the front. Remove the mud flap. Much better access.
All in. Only and hour or so, not bad all things considered.
Bought new nuts and gaskets from the dealer. However. Dealer gaskets we exact same as gaskets that came with the denso Sensors.
Of the 4 nuts.
1 came off with the 12mm socket.
2 came off with vise grips
1 came off with vise grips, a rotary tool and some choice words.
Note I’ve been spraying liquid wrench on them for about two weeks prior to today.
Pro tip.
For the rear cut back part of the heat shield that’s hiding the sensor and bend it outta the way to get in there. Bent back just fine. Just not going to win a concours du elegance anymore. Oh well.
For the front. Remove the mud flap. Much better access.
All in. Only and hour or so, not bad all things considered.
Bought new nuts and gaskets from the dealer. However. Dealer gaskets we exact same as gaskets that came with the denso Sensors.
I once watched a Boeing 747 get cut up by a demolition squad in BAMC, Cardiff. The job was finished in less than a day. That was a sad day...
I bought these copper nuts, best thing ever for O2 sensors....they stay on tight but no fuss to remover because of copper.
fj80rodngun
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Installed this nifty cellular device holder
Dang. Where’d you find those?!? Oh. Ha, I can read the box.
How will the dissimilar metals work out? The nuts will be green within a fortnight...
Maybe not if you booger enough anti seize on them...
Defeats the purpose
