AZ BS Thread 4²0

But you are taller.

 

But you have a glorious beard.

 

Don't have it with me, but I've found that pre-loading a ball joint with one of these THEN hitting with the hammer works them free right quick. Similar to the puller method just a slightly different tool. I assume it's all about shocking the bond while there's some pressure on it.

 

Thats for a tre and wont fit the control arm.




I just have a 2 jaw puller i ground down to pull the legs closer.

 

Yes he does

 

To bad it’s a bunch of random pubes he’s collected from gas station restrooms, and glued them together to form said beard. Without them it looks like this:

 

In the Tuke and don't see a single drop of rain.... crossing fingers

 

Any of you guys have an Irritrol irrigation controller? Can't figure out what kind of gremlins our has......it'll go long stretches working just fine and then all of a sudden it shits the bed.

 

That was pretty hilarious. Yes @TaraTRD they have houses now

 

We’ve got the R-600. Not sure why it’s not working. Everything appears to be programmed correctly and for the last month or so we haven’t had any issues, no settings were changed. Now it doesn’t want to start a program. I can’t even manually turn on a watering station....

 

Ah gotcha. I figured there would be some things that wouldn’t fit. On the Miata the UBJ popped with just a hammer, and the LBJ and TRE both required the tool (and it fit on both).

Don’t get me started on the 3 jaw pullers I bought from Harbor Freight... lasted exactly 19.5 out of 22 UCA/LCA bushing replacements.

 

Made some decals just now. Might take off the Toyoda one and relocate it. Let me know if you want something. I can do simple things as of now until I learn the software a little better.

 

Nice!

 

Good to know - I didn't realize that about the repair facility.

 

Did you check the battery. If its dead it will not work right.

 

Already replaced it with a fresh 9v battery. Also checked the fuse which looks like it's intact and I removed the ribbon connector from the board and plugged it back in to reset the unit but no love. Oh yeah, one more thing - it was giving a SEn code so when I had the back open I turned the switch to "bypass" on sensor to try and get it to kick in.

 

It is a very good book.

 

Yes mine likes to come one 'most of the time'.
I found one circuit was the 'do-hicky' (solenoid I think) that the wires connect to on the actual valve. On some of my valves when you turn it on at the valve you have to also loosen the solenoid a bit to get the water to come on.
But if you can turn all yours on manually at the controller that may not be the issue.

 

And lots of lightening NW of us.

 

Hope you enjoy that as much as I did.