PennSilverTaco's "Perfect 5-Lug Regular Cab" Build, Aspergers, and General BS MegaThread!

3M makes some really good plastic adhesives. One of them might remedy that.

https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/p/c/adhesives/

 

12 year old truck with almost 150K miles; I topped it off, and without thinking just pushed on it. That little tab just snapped; I called Pete and a replacement has been ordered. My truck also needs a new cam cover gasket, which contributing to the disappearing oil problem. Cheap fix, and Pete will be replacing that when the oil gets changed next month...

 

Pete is ordering a whole new reservoir, and Gorilla clear adhesive should suffice until the part gets in next week...

 

I'm just gonna replace the whole damn thing...

 

Yeah no big deal, easy to replace too.

 

This should hold even better until I get it replaced...

 

Run the snowblower dry..go buy fresh super unleaded and add a stabilizer to the can. Fill up the machine, run for 5 minutes, then store. My method

 

I am sorry to hear that!!

 

Great content! Love the Sopranos. Easy top three shows of all time.

 

Sweet truck bro

 

I clicked on the post because I thought it was going to be the Brady Bunch house...

 

Looks like a really nice neighborhood.

 

I had no idea what house that was

Never even seen the TV show.

 

I only run non ethanol fuel in the snow blowers, at the end of the season I use a siphon to remove as much fuel out of the tank as possible and then run them dry.

I do the same with the mowers except don't use the non ethanol fuel due to the volume, I add some stabilizer to the last tank of the season.

 

CC working now?

 

It worked on the way to NJ, and it worked from Jersey to Philly on the way home, but then I shut it off when I hit traffic in Philly; I turned it back on after clearing the traffic, and the light came on but it didn't engaged; I wouldn't be surprised if another wheel speed sensor went bad.

 

Intermitent problems are the worst

 

What else do you think it could be?

 

Oh, car show in Birdsboro tomorrow!

 

I was thinking brake switch on your pedal. But that was just a guess. Over time the spring that hold up the pedal can strech/sag whatever you want to call it. Activating the brake switch when you hit a bump typically.