Got a little more work done on my blasting rig today. Exhaust is all back together just need to extend the tailpipe to put on a rain flap because I didn't compensate for the new muffler being oval and the old one round so the exit sits lower in the machine. No big deal though I'll just slide a little pice on for the flap. I finally got to do a test run under pressure only to find I plumed it wrong and for some reason my dead man trigger isn't shutting off. I'm sure I'll figure it out though. I made a shopping list for home Depot for more fittings and another one for tractor supply. It was early so I went to tractor supply and picked up a few parts for the tailgate I need to build for it. Picked up some cat1 3 point pins to use for latches also got some round bar stock and some tubing to make a hinge. Friday the new truck got plugs wires 2 knock sensors 32 lug nuts and an intake manifold today it's misfiring again
What did you do to your non-G body project today? [2020]
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To hell with that. If they can't provide a reasonable service then they can go without.
Blow a hole in the deck of the trailer, and blow the exhaust out on the ground.
Are you getting a P0300 random misfire? If you have a friend with a Tech II, do a crank sensor relearn. Stupidest thing I've ever seen... i would get a flashing CEL between 2500 and 2800rpm with a random misfire code. The relearn fixed it.
Had a long but fun day running saws with my buddy. We cut a whole lot of oak into some firewood sized rounds, and set up a few others for milling. I haven't had the saws out in probably a month or more so it was nice to get them out and make some chips.
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Finally drove it home... first time it’s traveled that far in about 12 years.
Went back to work on the walkout side of our basement today. Quick backstory, I pulled the paneling off last year when there was a small leak, and ended up finding ants getting in too. We needed new basement windows because those leaked water too (thank you 55 year old house!)
Anyways, we paid for windows and a new door right before 'rona hit, but had to wait until a few weeks ago for install. Started putting up new paneling yesterday as we don't wanna frame this wall, and finished the boards today. Still have to trim out the baseboard and windows, but looks so much better than concrete! The lighting makes it look tan, but the paneling is white and grey hues....
Anyways, we paid for windows and a new door right before 'rona hit, but had to wait until a few weeks ago for install. Started putting up new paneling yesterday as we don't wanna frame this wall, and finished the boards today. Still have to trim out the baseboard and windows, but looks so much better than concrete! The lighting makes it look tan, but the paneling is white and grey hues....
Keep an eye on that. If it cracks again, you may need to see if the foundation is settling, or the ground below is moving.
Mom was in town again from NM, replaced a passenger lower control arm, and rear sway bar links. And for some reason there was a green hook thing on her rear sway bar. Looks like a shop light hook from the last time she had the oil changed. lol
also changed the oil and filter and filled it with gas. 2009 impala, damn clean for 170k miles.
also changed the oil and filter and filled it with gas. 2009 impala, damn clean for 170k miles.
Started some of the order for the ty...... blazer, still not sure which engine to source yet. But got the oil pan paid for so it will fit correctly, and some of the J55 calipers up front to stop good.
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