NJ B.S. Thread

It's going on right now! Get in there

 

On my way now!!!

LOL @HolyHandGrenade you scoundrel you!!! last time you said nope no snorkel not for me lol, I told you I had a hunch you would take plunge!!!

 

Ha! Actually, I backed out of that GB. My name is still on the list?

 

Backed to order with no discount to get it installed sooner(I hope)

 

Dang got cold feet really?? Was kinda looking forward to maybe seeing if we could cut into these fenders together lol

 

Question for those smarter than me. When I remove a brake line, should fluid continually run out of the whole rest of the system is sealed?

 

I wouldn't think it should run out continuously...

 

That will happen. You should gently pinch off or kink a rubber line to stop it. Or let it run out and bleed the whole system when your done.

 

And btw. Snorkels are the best

 

Usually it will trickle slowly, I cap it with w vacuum cap to slow it down. If you open something though like the m/c cap it will flow faster than hell haha

 

Link pls

 

It fits perfectly in the back seat of my access cab right behind me to the point where I have my seat in its normal position for me (6 ft tall) and the seat sandwiches it against the back wall so it doesn't need to be strapped down or anything. I linked below the model I have, ignore the price because they're way less expensive via Amazon and other routes, lol

http://www.edgestar.com/FP430-Compact-EdgeStar-Portable-Refrigerator-Freezer/FP430,default,pd.html


Here's a cheap vendor

http://www.compactappliance.com/FP430-Compact-EdgeStar-Portable-Refrigerator-Freezer/FP430.html

 

Everything I touch on this pig is rusted! Had to replace another ridged brake line to get the stainless line on, then the part store didn't have the right lines! Had to use an adapter to make it work. All night for one brake line.

 

Not cold feet. Impatience. After cutting my bedsides off, what's a few holes? I'm gonna hang in the GB a little longer. That's a great idea though. You come over and I'll watch you do yours first. Learn from any possible mistakes...

 

Yikes! Im happy my shit wasn't that rusty. It also helps if you use a tubing wrench. But THAT would not have been prevented with a tubing wrench...
Now that they are in to bleed them by yourself will be a PITA. I loosened the bottom fitting on the new lines and just let gravity drip fluids down and out... Once it started coming out more than a drip tightened it up and did the other side... Then just sit in the truck with it running and pump the brakes and then bleed them normally... I got literally no air in my system

 

Is this the same side you broke wheeling Pine Grove?

 

What's a tubing wrench? Is that like a pipe wrench?

 

Wow, those machines are going for cheap! I wish I had a little extra cash and space

 

same side, different line.

 

Line wrench