We do punch lists as well on our project work. Well, yours is typed up nicely for the thread. We have a dry erase board and/or use pieces of cardboard & a Sharpie that I take pictures of w/my phone
Same here to both.
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I didn't type it for the thread, believe it or not. I sit in front of a computer all day for a living. A few months ago I just started a list and would add to it as I thought of other things that needed done. The strikethroughs were for my brother. He likes to monitor progress and cross things off the list. It's the program manager in him. It was a subtle, good natured dig at him. I updated and printed the list several times so he could enjoy more things being crossed off the list.We do punch lists as well on our project work. Well, yours is typed up nicely for the thread. We have a dry erase board and/or use pieces of cardboard & a Sharpie that I take pictures of w/my phone
She has. She's amazing. Her short term memory is diminished but she can tell you anything about the 1940's. She's the reason we're all here.
I have a to do list, but it's not limited to any one vehicle (or even restricted to vehicles). It's horrifying to take in at once. But when I commit to one thing like you did here a shortened version of the all encompassing list gets distilled down to what I give a crap about at that point in time, either on a cardboard flap and/or the seldom updated white board on the mudroom door. So I do wholly support any and all OCD that goes into tracking one's progress or lack thereof because let's face it, we never quite check all the boxes now do we?
I think your truck looks great Jared. The attention to details really pays off.
I finally found the EVAP leak. It took dropping the tank again. The plastic weld seam from the tank vent to the tank has a leak. The leak is at the bubble right under the vent pipe.....
The local dealer wanted $827.36 (list price - $895.62 with tax) and didn't have one. I put some JB Weld Plastic Weld on it and put it back in. No picture as I wasn't proud of the repair. I'm undecided on what to do next. I found a new GM tank I can pick up locally for $573.20 (with tax). The 20% discount included with that expires Sunday. I'll sleep on it. At least I know where the leak is, finally.
The local dealer wanted $827.36 (list price - $895.62 with tax) and didn't have one. I put some JB Weld Plastic Weld on it and put it back in. No picture as I wasn't proud of the repair. I'm undecided on what to do next. I found a new GM tank I can pick up locally for $573.20 (with tax). The 20% discount included with that expires Sunday. I'll sleep on it. At least I know where the leak is, finally.
The tanks are polyethylene, easily weldable...
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The tanks are polyethylene, easily weldable...
1300 Watt Plastic Welding Kit with Air Motor and Temperature Adjustment
Amazing deals on this 1300W Plastic Welder Air Motor & Adj Temp at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
But he already welded it. . .
I used the JB Plastic Weld on a couple bumper mounts on the wife's Envoy. Originally the bumper skin had molded tabs that were plastic welded to the mounts which are separate pieces. I glued them back together with that stuff a couple years ago and they're still holding. Supposedly it kinda melts the plastic as it cures to get a good bond, like the way PVC glue works.
No, he glued it with a product that has "weld" in the name.
