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Gonna do it tomorrow, and some other odds and ends--my only day off. This job gives me no time for anything now.
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I know the feeling. Between work and family I have to take advantage of free time to the fullest each moment I get. Looking forward to hearing if your next attempt actually fixes this issue.
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Didn't do everything I wanted to do today. I did do the new belt, and I messed with the new idler pulley.
I removed the original concave washer and used a smaller flat washer.
I noticed the idler wasn't spinning with the old washer, thus the smaller, flat washer--spins now. I'm hoping that's the fix.
Spins good now. 
I removed the original concave washer and used a smaller flat washer. I noticed the idler wasn't spinning with the old washer, thus the smaller, flat washer--spins now. I'm hoping that's the fix.
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Running fine, hoping it stays that way.
I also FINALLY emptied the catch can.
This is probably from 3 oil changes, which were 2500-3000 miles. Not too bad. I also added some steel wool, along with the filter that was in there.
This is probably from 3 oil changes, which were 2500-3000 miles. Not too bad. I also added some steel wool, along with the filter that was in there.
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There was some sludge on the bottom of the catch can too.
I tried tightening up some of the tabs in the tps pigtail. Also put a nice gob of dialectic grease in there.
And finally--redipped the grill. Was looking pretty ragged.
Redid the amp wire--was having some issues with it--no pics tho.
I tried tightening up some of the tabs in the tps pigtail. Also put a nice gob of dialectic grease in there.
And finally--redipped the grill. Was looking pretty ragged.
Redid the amp wire--was having some issues with it--no pics tho.
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I went to the new Tractor Supply. Saw these--
Picked these up--
I just needed the long snips, no idea what I could use that other tool for. I think it's some kind of fence snip deal. Anyone know what it is? Gonna try to wind my day down now, gotta wake up 4:30 am. Another long Sunday for me.
Picked these up--
I just needed the long snips, no idea what I could use that other tool for. I think it's some kind of fence snip deal. Anyone know what it is? Gonna try to wind my day down now, gotta wake up 4:30 am. Another long Sunday for me.
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That's an all-in-one for cattle fencing. You'll look more legit when you tuck it into your thong or chaps for your Saturday night visits to Club Feathers.
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. You're silly 
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Hmmm, wonder why my catch can has the sludge on the bottom of it.
I wonder what the bottom of my oil pan looks like.
I wonder what the bottom of my oil pan looks like.
iamdub
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It's just crud in your oil that settled out of suspension. The bottom of your oil pan will have a thicker layer.
Well, maybe not since your motor isn't original. I'm sure the pan would've been cleaned if they took it off.
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