I don't see how it matters when the system is dry...fill the reservoir and start the pump, cycle the cylinder, shut it off and top off the...
I don't recall ever having a pin move...but never used Chinese pistons in bike engines though either... manufacturing issue IMO
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Oh, I forgot about the hole question...if it's about a 1/4" hole right out by the edge, there's supposed to be a bolt with a fender washer in...
Sounds like gm tow/haul mode automatically factors in some level of engine braking. If you were at highway speeds (or anything much over a crawl)...
Sorry to hear that...sure hope that's a typo! o_O
It doesn't really matter, that is a PD pump so it'll self prime...just fill the reservoir, start the engine and cycle the cylinder, shut it off...
Ours is still 100A...fuses too, although many have been updated to breaker conversion inserts. Only about 16 circuits on original panel, then a...
It was lodgedtree...he did some logging too I think.
Uh...I think he made some lumber too...maybe...?
We had a member here that had one...from Maine IIRC...name escapes me now. Was always posting pics of his wife (no reminders yoop!!)
Our whole kitchen is on (2) 15 amp circuits, other than the stove/oven and lights (and maybe the fridge...can't recall right now) Can't use the...
Milky oil is likely years of condensation, especially if you store it outside at all. If you run it long enough to get the oil hot, then that will...
Exactly what I was thinking (among possibilities) when I posted this earlier
Agreed...I can't quite figure out how to properly describe any likely candidates in print...:rofl: :lol: o_O
X2...maybe a bit of both
I'm sure you're good...if you're going to have problems, it's usually the rear
Exactly. As long as the pedal was solid before, and the reservoir didn't get too low, that air is from the bleeder. BTDT
RIP Chuck Norris...I guess there's worse ways to go than being 86, and in Hawaii on vacation with your family...they might not get best vacation...
Watts/amps/volts...if you know any 2, math gives you the third.