1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Yep and you know you spark already right?

 

That's not how hardening arteries, and cholesterol work. Or kidney disease

 

I’m very fortunate that I have help as well.

Was talking to my roommate and her sister goes to UCLA. His parents set aside $100k for each of them.

Guess where 80% of my roommate’s allocation is going to.

 

My friend at Notre Dame was lucky enough to get a scholarship from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to fund his PhD at Cambridge in London.

He’d probably be in the seven figure debt if he didn’t.

 

Ive checked everything but physically seeing the spark with my eyes. It's all new

 

That is not at all how Diabetes work.

I’d stop drinking that shit. Seriously. A lot of my family is Diabetic, and my roommate is a Type 1 Diabetic. It sucks.

 

Okay so should be, and just for future reference it hasn't been physically verified, then that's it like you say. The injector

 

Nice they're building a 3rd gen t4r manual 3.4 in this episode. Putting a cage inside it

 

What show?

 

It really can't be much else at this point I was tempted to test the compression, but I've barred the engine by hand, it can't be that bad with how much I work to move it. And it fired on that cyls after I manually shot the injector before I started the car. That's gotta be the nail in the coffin I'd think. But it's some good work to get to the injectors so I wanna be sure.

 

Dirt Everyday on motor trend...might still be on YouTube I'm not sure

 

Eh i cut back. I drink like half the soda now compared to not that long ago

 

Fucking has to be the injector. I can fire it with my power supply (9v 600mA) before starting the car and it'll run on that for a second before starting to miss again. It doesn't like something about this injector. Who knows maybe when enough current is applied like when the ECU pulls it to ground it shorts instead of firing.

 

With multiple scholarships/grants the tuition for me at UL of Lafayette was 25k per semester. I was honestly going just to be with my friends and have the party go on for 4 more years. Thankfully with the guidance of some very wise people I decided against it and now I’m on the path to be an aircraft mechanic through apprenticeship

 

Id imagine you won’t have a problem finding a job doing that if you stay in Alaska.


Or anywhere but I’d choose Alaska

 

That seems sound to me

 

I think I’m gonna stay here, it’s beyond beautiful and there’s never a boring day. Also mechanics are in demand. The company my dad works for now paid a huge sum of money to afford the expenses of moving us from south lousiana-> alaska

 

I think the summers would be fun but winter would be tough.

My uncles runs a hydro plant up there, he seems to enjoy it from what I see on Facebook

 

Yeah lots of shit fails under load too and that can make testing a nightmare

 

https://youtu.be/PBxzvFHwl0I?t=62