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Engine Coolant - The pond on the passenger floor
That appears correct... -
Engine Coolant - The pond on the passenger floor
Take it how ever you would like.... Torque specs on moving drivetrain and steering parts are one thing but when its time to swap out easy parts such as radiators, headlights, doors and windows, etc, etc...To me its a waste of time... Like I said before... I use them when I need them.... Sorry if... -
Engine Coolant - The pond on the passenger floor
Lol... No Eric, I wasn't born at all... I WAS INVENTED.... -
Engine Coolant - The pond on the passenger floor
Yes sir it is, cause I'm a 3rd generation wrench that took my life in a better direction and if you don't have confidence... You shouldn't be working on stuff. -
Engine Coolant - The pond on the passenger floor
Yep, that's what mine figured out to be around... And when it comes for PM's, I go to lube express....lol. Nah, just give me the part and I dive right in... No manual needed... Rebuilding air pack, master cylinders, IP's and more... Ill use it. Note the problem then tackle it... Easy peezy... -
Engine Coolant - The pond on the passenger floor
I don't do TM's... Takes to much time for me (unless its some really intricate stuff). Although, I found that buying MV coolant shut offs were pretty pricey. So what I did, was go to Menards and picked up 2-3/4" brass ball cock shut off valves both female ends, Went to the parts store and got... -
Engine Coolant - The pond on the passenger floor
Couldve blown a hose or you couldve got really lucky and a clamp got loose... We shall see.