For Stock Rigs Only

There's a good write up around here. I'm sure you've seen it. Personally, I think it's more accurate than using a temp gun on the pan. But that's just me.

This little cheat takes the guess work out of the wire jump method.

 

Good morning bud

 

Morning Billiam

 

Good morning to you King of NY

 

Summer is making a comeback

 

August still has a whole lot of steam left down here too

 

Howdy Bill. Any wrenchin' plans today?

 

Non that I know of. But the unexpected neighbor knocking on the door for a mower that won't start or a DIY brake job gone wrong are never out of the realm of possibilities.

 

Your reputation precedes you!

 

The wife got back last night from a 600 mile round trip to attend the funeral of an aunt. Probably going to clean up her ride.

 

My favorite one...."hey Bill, can I borrow a (insert tool name)?". Inevitably I'm the one that ends up using the tool.

 

I hauled all my tools off that deck job Friday afternoon. I'm cleaning things up, re-organizing things and putting things back in their "spot". Much like mechanics, I like my tools always in the same spot, bag, box, etc.

 

Channeling my inner Mr Rogers, "Can I be your neighbor"?

 

Be careful what you wish for.

 

Drained 4.7ish and added 5.0 quarts of ATF. Got into the A/T OIL TEMP mode and checked overflow - 3 drops came out.

I think its close enough to drive until I can swing by the dealership and grab another quart. (will add 1/2 and check)

Thoughts?

 

Gotta clean the geerarge a bit this morning.
Check the boat over for next week. I could have a passenger so I want to make sure
It puts it’s best hull forward… lol.

 

Sure....come on in

 

Was the engine running when you pulled the overflow?

And you can always throw in a little bit of Valvoline Maxlife atf to top it off. It's available at Walmart