Spun a bearing... (With small pics)
04-09-2004, 11:37 PM
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Awww heck, thats not t-boned, just a whiskey ding LOL, Still a good looking truck with a little TLC and some paint! Yeah that bearing is kinda gone, looks like it might have been on borrowed time for a while
04-09-2004, 11:42 PM
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Heh... "Some time"... Let'* just say, ever since I bought it with an oil leak... It ran without oil quite a few times, then I replaced the oil pressure sender and quit checking the oil, bad idea. There'* another leak somewhere else.
04-09-2004, 11:45 PM
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Oh, they were T-Bones, she'* still paying off the 02 cherokee that got totalled and the 95 half ton that had $2900 in work...
04-09-2004, 11:52 PM
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MAN shes tough on cars or unlucky!
I gotta give her the benefit, my sister has an 00 Civic, hit 3 times in 2 years and none of it her fault, once in a parking lot, someone backed out into her, once parked on the street, someone uninsured backed into her, FAST, and another time rear ended at 30mph stopped at a red light. I cant believe that poor Civic has been able to be ressurected every time LOL
I gotta give her the benefit, my sister has an 00 Civic, hit 3 times in 2 years and none of it her fault, once in a parking lot, someone backed out into her, once parked on the street, someone uninsured backed into her, FAST, and another time rear ended at 30mph stopped at a red light. I cant believe that poor Civic has been able to be ressurected every time LOL
04-10-2004, 12:35 AM
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Originally Posted by crzydmnd72
Mike, have you already mounted the pump? yours sounds like a fun project
I already have the new PS box mounted but the pump is just sitting there. HOpefully on Sunday I can take another look at it and see how I can get the pump mounted. I mean I already have a bracket on the motor and I would maybe nee a spacer for the pump to be centered on the engine pulley, but the braket that ties to the ALT is different, and the hoses are possibly a bit short.)
Too bad I have to work tomorrow :(
04-10-2004, 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Damemorder
Hey, I picked up a test engine yesterday. It'* the briggs, I've got four others just like it, Mom just can't get over that fact... I'm also going to try my hand at this P&P work. I found a guy that will let me use his shop for doing the labor to put electricity in it He'll even teach me what I need to do and the whole nine yards. Then again this guy is old enough to be my grandfather and he knows what bartering is...
He'll even teach me what I need to do and the whole nine yards. Then again this guy is old enough to be my grandfather and he knows what bartering is...