Replaced both A/C idler pulley bearings (and o-ring on the cover that comes off as well). Went pretty smooth, glad I did it, one of them was really bad.
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Replaced both A/C idler pulley bearings (and o-ring on the cover that comes off as well). Went pretty smooth, glad I did it, one of them was really bad.
Finally finished up all the suspension and Brakes and pulled it out of the garage for the first time in 2 months and I will admit that she looks good sitting on the ground like that. Still need to tweak the coils a little bit and adjust the dampeners a little bit the firm up the ride but so far the handling is spot-onhttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...45ed6c49de.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...6da7190f89.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...0289713685.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...0908661b03.jpg
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When to "show and shine" car show in Evergreen MT and won Special
Interest trophy. After I got it I noticed instead of a "car" on the trophy
there was a Tractor! on top....
I tested the fuel inertia switch. Pulled the red thingy and the engine kept going. YAY!
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Which red thingy are you talking about? The plunger on the inertia switch?
Got it. I missed the sarcasm when "YAY!" was used at the end of the first post. I thought that was meant to say "yay, I passed the test because the engine stayed running" and not that this was the initial test and he just realized it failed the test and needed the mod.
No, yeah, sorry. It was a sarcastic "yay".
My switch failed the test. I was gonna fix it on the spot, based on the instructions, but I don't have wire clippers or electrical tape. I barely have a screwdriver.
Wait, crap, I borrowed that screwdriver. I should return it.