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tackling a nerve racking job
This morning I will be doing the dip stick oil leak fix. Its 5 degrees and my truck is on the side of the street at my job site. Not the best of conditions but its got to be done. If anyone has anywords of advice it would be great. I'm getting the inner seal the inch flange nut. Rtv loctite and some bore brushes. Wish me luck
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doesnt sound fun at all. good luck. ive been there. well kinda. i had a park plug blow out of a head on an older mustang. good times, side of the highway tapping a head to try to make the 3 hour drive home while my pissed off wife sat and waited in the car.
oh and FORDMAN, plz stop posting, every time i see your rig i hate mine just a little bit more
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If it makes you feel better, it isnt that clean right now
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Done. That sucked. So far no leaks
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Cool man hopefully it stays that way
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Mine looked pretty good (for white) before I brought it to Taos. We don't salt the roads, but this place just beats the tar out of vehicles. Sorry for the hijack OP and congrats on a fixed leak! Good work! |
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