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Hesitation, rough idle, shitty gas mileage. It's definitely exasperating the torque converter shudder as well.

 

yea.
I was the long ride guy many years ago.
Funny how that scenario plays out on every job

 

The earlier comment of "give it the beans" would be what I grew up calling "the Italian tune up" which funnily enough, has worked for me on a few different motorized things with some success.

The thought is that ringing the piss out of it for a few seconds (or longer) will burn away and blow away any carbon/crap build up and clean things out. Or you rapidly find the weak spot and don't have to worry about tuning it up any more.

 

Hmm....doesn’t sound right. Hopefully it is just some bad gas....maybe a bit of water

 

Yeah....we know.

 

Good night OEMers. Gotta get up early. Gonna be interesting to see what the weather holds for us

 

@Delta09 important work related question. Do you hang up your bondage gear where everyone can see it? Or put it away away from public view?

 

Good morning Bill and co. How’s the weather in Kentucky? Rain/sleet/ice here. About slipped on the steps when I came out of the house.

 

With equipment like ,the partner must be a handful.

 

That's why they call em' "Skidder Queens".

 

Mornin Big John

 

Thankfully no more ice. We got about 3" of snow. That's manageable....especially since it's warmer this morning and the salt can do it's thing.....clearing the roads and rotting frames

 

Stock or modded, it’s gonna rot

 

We let the boss, and boss only use the boom lift I'm deathly afraid of heights, so I avoid them at all cost.

But, personally the suit stay hidden

PS: your harness hanging off that valve is giving me anxiety...

 

OMG

 

I'm taking preventive steps to mitigate such activity

 

Oof, don't say that! That's the reason I traded in my 2009...

 

Enjoy.....and be safe

 

I've got a friend that goes out to the Salt Flats for the races every year, and he spends a couple of weeks helping friends with their cars during the races. When he comes home his car is caked on the bottom with salt. Chunks of salt.

He comes home and places a sprinkler under the car and lets it run for a couple of days to wash the underside of the car. Did that for twenty years and just sold the car with no apparent damage a couple of years ago.