My experience has shown me everyone just calls all vans that a middle aged man drives creeper vans
General Tech What did you work on Today?
- Thread starter Gravy
- Start date
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
Not if it has a sweet mural and a teardrop bubble window. 🤩
anderson750
I'm working on it Rose
- Location
- Price, Utah
This is how my moto van ids referenced by my wife.
glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
Changed the oil on my 1090. Checked the air filter as part of the service. People act like it takes an hour to get the giant tank off. I was here in 20 minutes on my first go.
It is a giant tank.
Opened the air box and found quite a bit of dust had made it past the filter. This is the front cylinder stack.
The rear butterfly
It boggles my mind that ktm cannot figure out how to build an adequate air box on their adventure bikes. My 690 had similar issue.
Looks like some Power cell pods are on my shopping list.
It is a giant tank.
Opened the air box and found quite a bit of dust had made it past the filter. This is the front cylinder stack.
The rear butterfly
It boggles my mind that ktm cannot figure out how to build an adequate air box on their adventure bikes. My 690 had similar issue.
Looks like some Power cell pods are on my shopping list.
That is such a cool bike!
glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
- Location
- Pleasant Grove
Thanks. It's been pretty fun.
DaveB
Long Jeep Fan
- Location
- Holladay, Utah
I replaced the garbage disposal after 33 years of service. The only problem I ran into was my daughter turning the water on soaking the cabinet when it should have been obvious that there was a big hole in the bottom of the sink and tools laying all over the place. This has been a bad year for appliances, first was the water heater, next the dishwasher, and now the disposal. What's next ? I did manage a few minutes to work on the Jeep, wiring up the new digital speedometer.
UNSTUCK
But stuck more often.
I've just decided that appliances are junk these days. Mine are all less than 8 years old. I have repaired the power cord on the fridge, heat sensor on the oven, 3-4 repairs to pumps and valves on the dishwasher. At least the microwave has been good. Knock on wood.
4x4_Welder
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- Location
- Twin Falls, ID
I replaced one of the front wheel bearings on my wife's Explorer, I let it go a little too long. Made a run to the bank, and had a bit of steering wheel wobble, grinding, squealing. I took the back roads home. I've only had the new one sitting since March or so.
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
So you're saying you let it season first? 😆
- Location
- Richfield, UT.
I spent the better part of my scheduled sleep time acquiring and loading this junk. I had to borrow the chase truck as my cummings was getting some tint on the fish bowl. This gigantic Lista cabinet makes the 80 ton uni-hydro iron worker look small. 👌
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- Location
- West Haven, UT
I'm drooling over that iron worker.
Niiiiiiicccccceeeee.👍
Niiiiiiicccccceeeee.👍
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
I moved into my new home for the next 600k miles. I'm not super excited about it. It came with one pedal missing.
- Location
- Grand Junction, CO
What the hell kinda tractor is that.... do you even need a CDL to drive an automatic tractor?
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
Probly not. I've always joked that I'm just a dumb truckdriver. Now I'm just a dumb steering wheel holder.What the hell kinda tractor is that.... do you even need a CDL to drive an automatic tractor?
DAA
Well-Known Member
- Location
- West Bountiful, UT
The vacuum pipes I ordered finally showed up so I made the smoke stop coming out.
Hooked up to the line coming into the intake manifold from the brake booster. Smoke coming out from the crankcase vacuum line and the little elbow pipe from the MAP to the throttle body.
About ten bucks worth of parts. Barely time to hook one beer while hiding in the garage to install. Smoke doesn't come out anymore. Hopefully the P0171 clears itself with a bit of driving now. We'll see. At least I'm imagining it idles smoother now.
- DAA
Hooked up to the line coming into the intake manifold from the brake booster. Smoke coming out from the crankcase vacuum line and the little elbow pipe from the MAP to the throttle body.
About ten bucks worth of parts. Barely time to hook one beer while hiding in the garage to install. Smoke doesn't come out anymore. Hopefully the P0171 clears itself with a bit of driving now. We'll see. At least I'm imagining it idles smoother now.
- DAA
Just need to plug the pedal back in on the left side there.