All the Gen III LS stuff I've messed with, the lean cruise tables are disabled. Makes me wonder if it's an emissions thing.
What did you do to your non-G body project today? [2022]
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It is 100% an emissions thing as it drives up NOx emissions. It was also really easy to undisable as I have a cable driven throttle. Found out how to do it from HPT forums and it worked the same with EFILive.
Drove it. Dodged the rain and made a run to the locally owned lumber yard for some 2x4's. Stayed comparatively dry, made it home, and ran them into the shop for now. Next dry day will be saw deck time and they will get converted into the legs and rails for my replacement downstairs shop table.
Tomorrow I have to pick up some T-posts at the local fence company, then find some 2" angle to make some new garden enclosure posts. The wooden ones rot out too quickly in the damp weather. May enlarge the enclosure again just to frustrate the v*rd*mnt cats that have been poisoning the soil again. Might be time to start burying rat traps under the top soil; see what I can catch.
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Tomorrow I have to pick up some T-posts at the local fence company, then find some 2" angle to make some new garden enclosure posts. The wooden ones rot out too quickly in the damp weather. May enlarge the enclosure again just to frustrate the v*rd*mnt cats that have been poisoning the soil again. Might be time to start burying rat traps under the top soil; see what I can catch.
Nick
Well guys it's Friday morning. Lauren is doing immensely better. She's still quarantined from school. Me I think I got it worse than her. I basically stopped communicating with the outside world sometime Tuesday and I'm just finishing up my first cup of coffee sense Tuesday morning. I also haven't had a cigarette sense Tuesday night I think. The COVID beat me down this time. Not like before. Last time I just kinda felt tired. This time was painful and at some point I was having a very hard time breathing. It's like it amplified my arthritis and made all my old injuries known to me. At some point even my skin hurt and I thought it may be best to die. But here I am Friday morning vertical. One good thing to come from it is I'm going to try and quit smoking and cut back on coffee.
I haven't left the house yet but I did go with planet water my wife brought home for us at some point. I also had some seltzer that was here in the house. In fact I didn't even read any of these comments until this morning. I've been that out of it. But it's all good I'm much better now and Lauren is just about 100%
Whew, I'm glad you survived it. Too many people think it is over but the stats say too many are still dying. Maybe not stacked up like cordwood, but any deaths are too many when it is avoidable. I still wear a mask out in public and I haven't had so much as sniffles in all these years. I am doing another headliner. This time on my '00 Jeep Cherokee. But the color is impossible to match. The seats and trim are Agate which looks black, but the headliner is a greyish tan. It looks grey indoors but tan outdoors and the body code is useless. It is dark and dirty so I think a charcoal or black will look better longer. The shop-vac makes quick work of the old foam. The Cherokee backing board is thick and stiff and looks like it has fiberglass re-inforcement. We can only dream about having that grade board for our cars! I would love to make this Jeep board fit the Bonnewagon.
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