GraveYard Shift BS

Yep. And everything has to be scheduled around our shift schedule. Not to mention we're 1 man a shift so there's no taking vacation or sick time.

 

I damn sure do hope it works out for you then dude.

 

Thanks man.

 

Good luck! We're pulling for ya here. Just don't forget us

 

Ha I'll always have the night shift habit

 

Gonna be a long night...

 

7 hours and 53more minutes..... ugh

 

we are extremely busy, we havent had a chance to stop sice 6:00

 

5 and a half here

 

Running off fumes.
Decided to play hooky last nite and was in bed by 7pm. MISTAKE!

Got up around 4am and decided to clean up around the house, wash the truck and headed to recyclers on the way back around 1pm.
Was going to try and get a nap at 2pm but decided to stop in toyota for an oil change.

$40 oil change turned into.......$2900.

Stuck at toyota till about 3pm, had someone there give me a ride home and I get a text from my boss.
Last week of the quarter and he needs me to work 12's all week so they can get parts off the books.
1 hr nap, showered, grabbed a bite, drove around for a few. Made it in at 7pm.

 

Damn.....don't get oil changes?

At least working the 12s gives you some extra money for that?

 

My suspension was fully done last year.
Unfortunatly, the steering components never were and its stuff thats been in the back of my head every time I wheel alone.
Everything is original at 170k miles.
Also getting outer tie rod ends and extended stainless brake lines as well. (Purchased prior).
I could prob do 90% of it in the garage, although it might take me 3 whole weekends.
I dont mind paying toyota to have it done right. Gives me some piece of mind.

 

So, how was your trip? I take it everything went well.

 

Oh yeah. Was it warm enough down here in Texas for you?

 

Just finished troubleshooting the P0302 code (#2 cylinder misfire). after plugs, wires and coil swap, tried swapping injectors... swapped #2 and #4 and the code changed to P0304 (#4 cylinder misfire). Now to replace all 6 injectors, because might as well. If one went bad, the others might not be far behind... My drunken adventure can be seen here post 11946 and on. Had y'all in mind when working! Night shift for life...

 

Wife was just thrilled I didn't blow up the Taco Didn't care about me but at least the Taco survived

 

That looks to much like work.
How long before you get it all back together?

 

I would most likely do the same when I get to that point.

I go in for my 10k check up after this next tank fill up. I'm 1/17th of the way to where you're at! ha

 

Already completed and parked in the driveway! Would be a 2 hour job MAX! add in jack and coke, family calls and wife shaking her head and it adds up to 4 hours Final result is that is was a bad injector this whole time. followed from cylinder #2 to cylinder #4 upon swap. gonna order 6 new injectors and redo the whole sha-bang again while I'm in there.