On Sat, 1 Oct 2011 23:19:34 -0500 Peter Hertzing
wrote:
> 5 1983 300d
The spare one I have is for a 4-cylinder.
Craig
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5 1983 300d
On 10/1/11, Craig wrote:
> On Sat, 1 Oct 2011 22:08:35 -0500 Peter Hertzing
> wrote:
>
>> Well - back where we were. I now have no glow intermittently. If the
>> light comes on even for a second, I get glow and a beautifully smoothly
>> starting engine - better then ever. If it d
On Sat, 1 Oct 2011 22:08:35 -0500 Peter Hertzing
wrote:
> Well - back where we were. I now have no glow intermittently. If the
> light comes on even for a second, I get glow and a beautifully smoothly
> starting engine - better then ever. If it doesnt' come on I have no
> glow - and very obvio
Well - back where we were. I now have no glow intermittently. If the light
comes on even for a second, I get glow and a beautifully smoothly starting
engine - better then ever. If it doesnt' come on I have no glow - and very
obviously no glow slow start. Anyone have a used Known good relay they
96 chebby 305. Was my dad's truck, it sat in his garage after he had a
stroke, every time I went to visit I had to put in a new battery, pump
up tires, etc. I finally just took the thing rather than let it go.
That was like 6 years ago, it had 11k miles on it, still smelled new
inside. Has
No, I meant where is that AL stuff you let go.
--R
On 10/1/11 7:38 PM, LWB250 wrote:
Magnepans are planar speakers. Flat mylar sheets with magnets and wires glued
to them, a very simplistic description. Look like a monolith.
The Soundcraftsman stuff is high end audio gear, some of the last
Thanks Dan, I am thinking about contacting the local dealer to see if they have
any records.
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Max,
Charleston SC
LWB250 wrote:
>Carfax seems to be the most reliable, but the one gripe I have with
>them is lots of time the information is irrelevant or of no real value
>relative to the upkeep
Congrats!
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Charleston SC
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'Nother ATTABOY!
Wilton
- Original Message -
From: "Rich Thomas"
To: "Mercedes Discussion List"
Sent: Saturday, October 01, 2011 7:10 PM
Subject: [MBZ] OT Rich is Happy
Y'all may remember my truck problems, I had to replace the head gasket,
which was a total PITA but I got it done
I'm not sure about that. I have a good friend who is an aerial lineman for BH
down here, and has been with them for many years. He's of the impression that
they are in no hurry to convert to 100% digital, for just the reasons I have
them. They still have a lot of analog customers, and they ar
Magnepans are planar speakers. Flat mylar sheets with magnets and wires glued
to them, a very simplistic description. Look like a monolith.
The Soundcraftsman stuff is high end audio gear, some of the last made by hand
in the US of A before they went out of business.
When I sold my house in I
Gotta love those cheap fixes.
Definitely a reason for an adult beverage.
Dan
From: Rich Thomas
To: Mercedes Discussion List
Sent: Saturday, October 1, 2011 7:10 PM
Subject: [MBZ] OT Rich is Happy
Y'all may remember my truck problems, I had to replace the head
Carfax seems to be the most reliable, but the one gripe I have with them is
lots of time the information is irrelevant or of no real value relative to the
upkeep and maintenance.
Best thing to do is get a PPI from a stealership, IMHO. That's the best chance
of having the maintenance history sh
What kind of truck is this again?
Sent from my iPhone
On Oct 1, 2011, at 6:10 PM, Rich Thomas
wrote:
> Y'all may remember my truck problems, I had to replace the head gasket, which
> was a total PITA but I got it done. Then it wasn't running right, throwing
> codes of cylinder misfire and c
Bueno
Bob R
On Oct 1, 2011 4:10 PM, "Rich Thomas"
wrote:
> Y'all may remember my truck problems, I had to replace the head gasket,
> which was a total PITA but I got it done. Then it wasn't running right,
> throwing codes of cylinder misfire and crank sensor issue. I messed
> around trying to res
What do folks use for vehicle history reports? I'm looking at a '95 wagon with
only 103k miles, seems awfully low.
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thank you most kindly, sir
clay
On Oct 1, 2011, at 1:00 PM, WILTON wrote:
> 'Just sent you a copy of final summary of my 124 evapectomy in '08.
> Lotsa other stuff in archives leading up to the summary.
>
> Wilton
>
> - Original Message - From: "clay monroe"
> To: "Mercedes Discussion
Y'all may remember my truck problems, I had to replace the head gasket,
which was a total PITA but I got it done. Then it wasn't running right,
throwing codes of cylinder misfire and crank sensor issue. I messed
around trying to reset the distributor but no joy in Mudville with that
approach.
With Gump gone, I am cleaning up the parts area. Found the brake set I ordered
from Rusty ages ago. If anybody needs, I can ship. The parts are all new.
Front and rear disks
front and rear pads
4 hoses
anti rattle clips
parking brake shoe
here is the CL listing
http://seattle.craigslist.org/s
Where are these things?
--R
On 10/1/11 5:20 PM, Dan Penoff wrote:
Scored a pair of Magnepan MG-IIb speakers today. Sale on eBay failed because
seller would not ship.
Knowing what beasts these things are, I contacted the seller and offered them
$200 (opening bid on eBay was $250.)
Had to dri
On Sat, 1 Oct 2011 15:25:19 -0700 (PDT) LWB250 wrote:
> FIOS, being 100% digital, requires a box for ANY television as I
> understand, even if you only want the basic channel tier. That means a
> box for a number of TVs that are not significant as far as being used
> regularly.
Can you have one
If you don't need boxes for Brighthouse now, you probably will soon.
Comcast here recently realigned their channels so that boxes are
necessary for all but the "limited" service channels (about 10 or so).
Allan
LWB250 writes:
> In preparation for the move to a new house, I am struggling with c
I actually ordered that pin wrench. After a false start when I found
that the rebuild kit I ordered was missing a seal, and that there was in
fact a separate kit for the diaphagms, and that the gasket for the pump
itself was also a separate item, today I did the vacuum pump rebuild. I
found that
In preparation for the move to a new house, I am struggling with choosing a
service provider for my internet and cable TV.
We currently have Brighthouse, and while their service is very good, the
internet aspect, specifically speed, is not close to FIOS. I can get a better
package from FIOS wi
Scored a pair of Magnepan MG-IIb speakers today. Sale on eBay failed because
seller would not ship.
Knowing what beasts these things are, I contacted the seller and offered them
$200 (opening bid on eBay was $250.)
Had to drive over to King John's place to get them, but it was the second owner
Epoxy putty alone should seal it well enough around
the loose joint since there won't be any stresses on it.
I would run a heavy bead of epoxy putty around the
loose joint.
A 2" plastic or metal cap part filled with epoxy putty
and pushed down over the end of the pipe should
seal that end as well.
'Just sent you a copy of final summary of my 124 evapectomy in '08.
Lotsa other stuff in archives leading up to the summary.
Wilton
- Original Message -
From: "clay monroe"
To: "Mercedes Discussion List" ; "Banned List"
Sent: Saturday, October 01, 2011 3:16 PM
Subject: [MBZ] Okieban
'Just looked up my stuff on my 124 evapectomy in '08; lotsa stuff came right
up. If you can't find my full, final report on it, let know, and I'll send
it directly to you. I'll go ahead an see if can find it in my system now,
and just send it, anyway.
Wilton
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Fr
Looking on the okiebenz site for archives on doing the evapectomy. All I am
getting is blocked that the site is full of malware. Might be cool if somebody
could verify, or is my computer just fussy?
clay
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Got a few minutes to play with the 300TD. I determined that the
fuse for the right front and left rear window circuit would blow
every time either of the left rear window switches was activated.
I finally fixed it. It was very easy. It works fine now. I will
leave it open to guesses for whateve
What do you need to know? If they are not leaking, leave them alone.
If you need to cut into them, use a rubber boot to connect to plastic
or whatever. AFIK, that is legal in most jurisdictions.
The next problem in our kitchen remodel relates to an old washing machine
drain pipe that I want
Yup, and it always did work that way.
That's med school, not undergraduate work. Add the undergrad costs
to that and $250k is cheap.
Interesting article in the Atlantic (I think) yesterday about how
colleges actually penalize families who save up to pay for college,
as the FAFSA takes into
Point taken, however, normally the joint is slightly above the floor
surface, which should be enough room to make the in place repair... [long
distance Exray set to high power]
Please bring the problem closer to the computer so I can see it better...
:)))
Grant..
AZ
On Sat, Oct 1, 2011 at 8:38 A
A torch and concrete don't mix; concrete will explode.
--
Max,
Charleston SC
G Mann wrote:
>I've been following this thread for a bit and trying to read between
>the
>lines to figure exactly where you have a problem. I "think" the issue
>you
>have is the pipe joint at the floor slab is leakin
"IIRC those type of joints were poured with molten lead."
Correct. In the old days before EPA and the discovery that lead was a deadly
substance one of the duties of a plumbers apprentice was to run the lead
pot which kept a supply of hot lead handy to "seal pipe joints"... a the
good old day
If you just want to plug the pipe, pull everything out and get a rubber
expansion plug from the hardware store to plug the end sticking out of
the floor.
Allan
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1979 300SD
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1 word: sawzall
Then get a rubber cap with a clamp and be done with it.
--R
On 10/1/11 10:51 AM, Craig wrote:
On Sat, 1 Oct 2011 04:38:34 -0700 Jim Cathey
wrote:
I want to cap off the washing machine drain, since it will no longer
be used, before I seal the wall back up. I was planning on r
On Sat, 1 Oct 2011 04:38:34 -0700 Jim Cathey
wrote:
> > I want to cap off the washing machine drain, since it will no longer
> > be used, before I seal the wall back up. I was planning on removing
> > the top
> > 10" piece and replacing it with a NPT threaded plug.
>
> Sounds good to me, if the
I didn't catch the loose joint part.duh. For fire protection while
heating the cast joints simply soak some old towels in water and place them
along the wall as a barrier. Careful not to use enough water to damage
drywall and such.
I think the biggest problem is going to be getting it hot en
Never ask an engineer how to sharpen a pencil... "First, cut down a
tree.. "
I perhaps went to overkill, take the most simple route to success, however
defined.
Grant...
On Sat, Oct 1, 2011 at 6:40 AM, LWB250 wrote:
> I think he's just trying to cap this off in a wall cavity and wants to
>
I think he's just trying to cap this off in a wall cavity and wants to prevent
any potential leakage once the wall cavity is sealed.
That being the case, I would defer to the experts, but a rubber cap with a good
quality screw/hose clamp to secure it would do the job.
That's after removing all
I've been following this thread for a bit and trying to read between the
lines to figure exactly where you have a problem. I "think" the issue you
have is the pipe joint at the floor slab is leaking? Otherwise you could
cap it all off and close the wall and be content?
On the off chance my long
FFELP loans, which were issued by Sallie Mae in the past for the government,
were taken away from Sallie Mae by Obama. Private lenders have always had
private loans available, but they are not the same as FFELP loans when it comes
to repayment terms, I believe.
Now the government is considering
Less work is better to me in a case like this one. Cap off the top of the
pipe with a bit of plumbers putty so no sewer gasses or moisture can
backflow into the wall, cover it up and forget it.
Another way to look at it is that lead is sort of like asbestos, if you
leave it alone, it won't hurt y
I want to cap off the washing machine drain, since it will no longer be
used, before I seal the wall back up. I was planning on removing the
top
10" piece and replacing it with a NPT threaded plug.
Sounds good to me, if the big joint isn't leaking.
It sounds like I should remove all of the g
Dan Penoff wrote:
Plus they have the "magic boxes." Those who use Ace or True Value will know
what I am talking about...
You mean the drawers full of hardware items, with prices on each compartment
like "15 cents each", when the big box store would sell you a package of four
for $2.99?
Mi
Good point. I have an Ace Hardware close by that I regularly patronize even
though I am less than four miles from both of the big box home improvement
stores.
I pay more at Ace, but they almost always have what I need, and all the retired
dudes that work there are former tradesmen and know thei
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