If it is the pump it should make a bit more noise when you turn the wheel. You
don't even have to be moving to try this. Another couple of ideas are possibly
the transmission filter being somewhat plugged or low fluid. That is a low
rating on the look for list but a possibility. The other
That's a far cry from the Camino. She must be one of those bigger is better
ladies.
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From: Larry Stansifer
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, December 01, 2008 8:34 PM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] antifreeze leak
Carol just bought a new
Well at least you have the obey part figured out. hahaha
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From: Agent86b
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, December 01, 2008 10:49 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Coating MDF
Hi all,
some time ago I wrote to the list asking about sealing an
Great suggestions, I will check these things. Thanks Don
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Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] antifreeze leak
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, December 2, 2008, 4:44 AM
If it is the
Dale,
Even when i extend it out completely there is no latch. But i did get a
hold of the person who gave me these drawer glides, and he said there is a
piece on the drawer that latches to the slide, so that makes me glad i can
use these slides.
Now I just have to pick out some hinges, any
Spiro, there are little brackets that are plastic that hold the pex in
place and it has no ping like copper. I think they are made out of hard nylon
to be correct. It is quite easy to install.
..bob
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If you have to add power steering fluid, once again mopar has their own
special crap to add.
I do believe it is the same ATF+4 that they use in their transmissions.
Michael
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On Behalf Of Don
Sent: Tuesday, December 02,
Whistling noises in plumbing usually originate from flow restriction points.
In the case below it is likely to be the faucet handle valve. A new valve
washer may eliminate the noise.
I have not read if PEX tubing would transmit less noise, but being plastic it
appears to me that it should
How far is your toilet from the sink. For if it isn't the kitchen faucet, it
could be the float valve or ball cock causing the problem. What happens, is the
faucet being turned on reduces the pressure on the ballcock and the whistling
or rattling begins.
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There is also the tiny pen like gizmo called an Electric finder
which looks like a pen lite with a small disc capacitor sticking out its
nose. When brought near wires in which an electrical potential, not a current
is present, it buzzes. Can tell live hot from neutral in a socket or
zip cord.
Oh nuts, I wanted the talking atomic thermometer with the wireless clock
built in that does the cleaning too. GRIN
Tom Fowle
Bob,
I did find I could easilly move the burning box, and have some worries that
a strong stream might spread the fire. Another reason to do the
oval movement idea so as maybe to get below and above the heart of the fire.
Yeah, worrying about when things have gone too far for an extinguisher
is
I think using almost any extinguisher on a bad guy is a fine idea,
A CO2 unit might do some real harm, and Hailon could leave him having real
trouble breathing.
Tom
about four years ago I bought a carbon monoxide detector that runs on house
current. This was a bad idea and I have no idea what I was thinking about at
the time.
Anyway, the service tech that did some work on our furnace yesterday suggested
to my wife that we should have these detectors on
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We looked at them a year or so ago, and one thing that stopped us getting one
is that the ones we checked needed to be placed some distance, maybe fifteen
feet, from any open flame re: heater etc. Well in our place the coincidence
between reccommended locations and being that far from either the
Hi List,
Below is an email I had archived and now that I need this item the
url seems to be changed. Does any one have info on how to get this item?
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Standard Click Rule.htm
Reply-To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Standard Click RuleHi Dale and others. I once
Why was a hard wired CO1 detector a bad idea?
I have three wired together on three levels of this home and intend to add a
fourth. I am certain I wouldn't hear the basement one sounding from the
upstairs bedroom in the night.
Mine are combined smoke CO1 but that is not likely necessary, CO1
Oh glad you have that sorted.
I like those European style hinges but that isn't a wonderful option where
there are face frames.
I don't know what they call the more or less hidden hinges but the sort which
pivot on a rivet and cut into the top and bottom corner of the door.
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Hi,
My talking tape measure has gone crazy and I need to find an
alternative way to accurately measure up to 6 FT.
Also, as my accur-rip circular hand saw guide only allows for a 24
IN. cut I am also looking for a way to guide larger cuts.
Any and all help is welcome.
Thanks.
Kevin
The guy I used mine on had a knife. So after giving him a few shots about the
head and shoulders with purple K, I couldn't resist the impulse to give him a
little rap on the head with the cylinder. Those things can happen when you
bring a knife to a gun fight...
I did have trouble trying
Well there is the 25 foot tape with the 6 inch aluminum tab attached. They
run around $30 at most specialty stores. Maxi Aids and so on.
As far as ripping, I have the 8 foot ProGrip guide. It is essentially a
toggle clamp that holds the track in place. There are quite a few knock off
Well they replaced the water pump this morning. On the parts list there was
a tube listed, The part list was pump wtr, gasket,, antifreeze and tube wtr.
Ok you car guys what is this tube.
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Lenny,
I don't know what it would be on your van but on the late
model Corvettes there is an aluminum tube that is taper
fitted into the pump and flange bolted to the block in front
of #1 cylinder. If memory serves it provides a hot-water
by-pass to the heater-core.
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I can't say for sure but there are a lot of preformed hoses running around
the engine. There is also some tubes or pipes that carry the coolant from
the engine block to the heater core and back again. It's possible one of
those let go, or got bent, folded or otherwise destroyed while taking a
Would it be appropriate to cut some fraction of 24 inches off of what you are
cutting to get the right dimension? Ripping a thirty inch width from a sheet of
plywood can be achieved by ripping off 17 and 13/16ths or so depending on the
thickness of your saw blade.
Otherwise you want a straight
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