Colorado B.S. Thread

Somehow they saw some of my tile work, and told me they could get me leads and work that would keep me busy year round, they offered to pay me a 1/3 of what I currently charge for floor work, smokin crack...

 

Possibly, No T-SB related to HVAC that I found. Have not heard or seen anything that matches that one yet on a Tacoma. Did the operation change when it warmed up?

 

You don't just get leads you can bid on? There's a fee for accepting a lead, then you contact the HO and shoot a bid if you want. Unless it's different down there. $150k additions for $80 lead fee ain't bad.

 

I am booked out 11 months at the moment, I have zero issues getting work.

 

Well that's not what I wanted to hear given I have a Feb 28th Close date now

 

I will always make time for friends

 

So you're saying Steve should plan on 12 months out then?

 

Hasn't seemed to, that control panel and everything related to heat has gone. So the seat and window heaters. The outside temperature gauge on the dash just reads E. Warm air still blows from the vents when moving like it normally would if you didn't have the vents closed. I'm just curious if there's a fuse that would control all that.

 

Just was inquiring about them setting the pay rate for ya.

 

Have you already checked all your fuses?

 

Aren't you still under warranty?

 

Other than looking at fuses there are way too many circuits in that system to even begin to try and diagnose over the webs. Any one of the 5v systems could be shorting taking the whole system down without even blowing a fuse, even some of the 12v duty cycled stuff.

 

Look at his mileage, he went out in the 1st 9 months if I remember correctly. Bumper to bumper is 3 year or 36k miles, whatever comes 1st

 

Ah, didn't know if he bought an extended or not.

 

"Bones heal, chicks dig scars, pain is temporary, glory is forever."
— Evel Knievel

 

May not apply to the Taco, but on my Ram, the hard buttons seem to just be a computer controlled bus that links back to the soft buttons on the touch screen. Sometimes my hard buttons just flake out and stop working, but the soft buttons on the screen still operate just fine. Cycling total power on the truck (pulling the battery) or doing a reboot of the system (holding in 2 navigation buttons on the touch screen for 10 seconds) will make my real buttons work again. Problem is that the system always has power even when the truck is off so simply stopping and starting the truck isn't enough. Not sure what the reboot sequence might be on the Taco, but might be worth looking into if the computer brain just flaked.

 

Just the obvious one that were actually labed with "ac" or something similar. It was below 0 so I've been waiting.

That's what I was worried about, well I'll see if it's something obvious. I may have to bring it in since my electrical knowledge is basically zero.

I did disconnect the battery with no luck, but I'm not sure if there's some other reset method on these.

 

Check ALL of the fuses.

When I was doing the abs kill switch I shorted one of the wires out which also killed the windows. And it’s was an ign #2 fuse. Check every fuse

 

He wants you to check them for him. His wittle hands was coooold.