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Brings all new meaning to “don’t fall on your keys” lol. But I like it!
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Installed a new EESS / TSU yesterday and figured out why my washer fluid kept sneaking away. Yes that’s my kitchen sink. No it’s not repairable.
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Totally! But it will be left in the humvee when at my house (I live in the middle of no where) and only taken out if its parked in a public place.
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If the pump is the problem, In my thread "Juan's M998" is the specs I used a 24v Wagner Asian pump $7 epay. It beats the oe price for a blue water squirter......This is not mission critical stuffView attachment 704459
Installed a new EESS / TSU yesterday and figured out why my washer fluid kept sneaking away. Yes that’s my kitchen sink. No it’s not repairable.
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Already ordered an OEM replacement complete bottle/pump unit. If it lasts several years like the one I yanked I’m happy. I won’t be running the corrosive/methanol garbage in it - I make my own blue fluid. I like to support American and Canadian when I canIf the pump is the problem, In my thread "Juan's M998" is the specs I used a 24v Wagner Asian pump $7 epay. It beats the oe price for a blue water squirter......This is not mission critical stuff
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Did you have to use a Canadian passport to get the EESSView attachment 704459
Installed a new EESS / TSU yesterday and figured out why my washer fluid kept sneaking away. Yes that’s my kitchen sink. No it’s not repairable.
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I did! Most of you won’t ship to Canukistan lol. I live close to the border. It’s easier to use my US address - usually cheaper because international shipping is ridiculousDid you have to use a Canadian passport to get the EESS
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“How long were you in the United States for?” 10 min “what were you doing?” Picking up parts - US made parts NAFTA and freedom parts “declared value of nafta and freedom parts” $300USD “Okay sir come inside with this slip and pay the fluffy unicorn taxes on your goods” do you want to see them? “Nope”
Copy that
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Where did you find that box at? And how much if you don’t mind?View attachment 704459
Installed a new EESS / TSU yesterday and figured out why my washer fluid kept sneaking away. Yes that’s my kitchen sink. No it’s not repairable.
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Silly you asking where he got it. NAFTA Auto Parts... lol
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Hahahaha
Seriously though I put up want ads and someone offered it to me for $300 but I believe they range in price
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Seriously though I put up want ads and someone offered it to me for $300 but I believe they range in price
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That's the magic price I was offered in response to my want ad, too, which seems like a very fair deal.
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I’ve seen them listed for WAY more in my google searches. I’m grateful for the members at large who are doing this. BZ to them! I send good karma your way
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+1 to this! Folks like 86humv and others that are getting parts to the MV community at reasonable prices when they could be selling on places like eBay for a lot more in some cases are definite assets to the community!
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Just finished up a coolant flush, now arm wrestling this freeze plug so I can put in a block heater........
So far the plug is winning......
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So far the plug is winning......
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There are tricks to getting freeze plugs out - I don’t know them or I’d have put a block heater in already.Just finished up a coolant flush, now arm wrestling this freeze plug so I can put in a block heater........
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My brother was a jack of all trades, welder/mechanic among them. I watched him pull drain plugs by welding a bolt to the center and use a slide hammer - expedient if you don’t have an actual freeze plug remover set.
$73 or so on amazon.com. I imagine you can rent them from NAPA or Autozone or someplace.
Thanks for posting, now that I’ve read it and thought this through, I know how to get this done.
Which block heater did you buy?
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Yes the tool is definitely an asset! Lots of places to borrow it. Save hours of beating, prying, swearing, bleeding
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Did a little painting... i dont like it so im going to paint over itExFlyBoy
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Finally. Just buttoned her up. No leaks, and running a lot cooler with the flush..... and with the block heater in and cooler temps coming, I should be good.
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