Notices by tiddlywinkler (tiddlywinkler@nicecrew.digital)
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I'm not crying
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Yeah I've noticed quite a few newer window unit air conditioners are running straight propane.
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I would NEVER recommend just flushing a cooling system onto the ground, because that's BAD for the ENVIRONMENT. I would also NEVER just vent an AC system to atmosphere before repairing it and refilling it from my stash of R12. I don't have any R12. R12 is BAD for the ENVIRONMENT.
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Is this a Chevy smallblock? Before you freak out, you should know that the gen 1 Chevy small block and its derivatives have wet intake manifolds and will burn coolant because of a failed intake manifold gasket. This is fairly common with engines from the 'Vortec' era just before the gen III engines became common and the fix is a properly installed Felpro gasket. And all kinds of weird shit went down around the same time because of the switch to Dexcool.
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Yeah if it's a 350 it's gen 1 with the updated Vortec heads.
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Well you have some options there. The gaskets you might actually need to replace are the ones on the left. The kit in the middle is what you will need if you are going to disassemble the whole manifold and mess with the spider injector. And the last one would be good if you notice an oil leak coming from the valve covers as well.
Depending on the mileage, it might be a good time to replace the spider, or just leave it tf alone if it's working okay.
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The Felpro is the one you want for sure. It fixes the issue between the Vortec composite manifold and the heads that causes the leak in the first place.
My dad got 300,000 miles out of the spider injector on his 4.3L S-10, but it sure ran a lot better when we replaced it. But I wouldn't mess with one that only had 100,000 miles on it.
When you go to seal the intake valley against the manifold, don't overdo it with RTV. It just takes a 1/4" bead.
There is also a torque pattern you need to follow when you snug the manifold down, be sure and do that properly.
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Oh and the cooling system can get gunked up because somebody mixed the wrong coolant with the old Dexcool. I'd flush the system and then do a 50/50 refill with distilled water and a good quality Dexcool-compatible coolant like Prestone.
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You need mother of vinegar (a clump of yeast and bacteria) and you need to feed it something sugary. It eats the sugar and pees out acetic acid.
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Argentina?? Peaches come from Clanton, Alabama
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Scorpion="score pee on"
Sounds like sexual degeneracy to me
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When I am king, I will decree a genetic research project to grow automobile-sized rolly pollies with a seating chamber inside them and we will all ride around in them.
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Fuel filters these days actually last a lot longer than that unless something unsavory has happened.
My Supra's fuel filter is in a really difficult place to reach. People curse Toyota for where they put it, but the engineers put it there because they were trying to keep people from wasting money on fuel filters. They consider it a life-of-the-vehicle filter from the factory. I think Toyota went back to putting it in an accessible place later after all the negative feedback. They decided it was better to let people swap out the filter for ten bucks than think the engineers were dumb.
If you contaminate the gas tank with something, the filter will still clog, though. That's its job, after all. And if you really want to swap it out, it's not going to hurt much of anything if it turns out that the filter wasn't the problem.
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I've had them make a noise like that and last a long time.
The pump is supposed to be submerged in the gasoline for cooling. Is the tank low? They're definitely noisier if they are sitting out of the fuel.
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That's not it then.
I wouldn't worry about it unless you're having hardstart/nostart or your fuel pressure is low at the rail.
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That guy who keeps getting on airplanes and shouting nigger apparently makes money by selling seashell necklaces.
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The way it usually works is that they go into a mental hospital for treatment and stay there until they are mentally competent to stand trial. So she hasn't escaped justice, she's just taking a long and winding road to get there. A road where she's surrounded by other crazy people who will steal her jello cup.
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I went in Walmart in full zombie makeup once, complete with brains hanging out the side of my head. Absolutely scared the shit out of the overnight stockers.
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LOL I had undiagnosed ADHD as a kid and I got beaten like a rented mule for it.
These days I think ADHD is overdiagnosed, but it's a real thing and spankings do not cure it.
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I had an anosmic friend once, and he liked to order spicy shrimp at a restaurant we went to sometimes. He would sniff the shrimp before he ate them, because the vinegary and peppery sauce on them would burn his nose. He said it was the only thing he could "smell."
Thinking about that, and thinking about the "wypipo don't season dey food" thing, I came to the conclusion that the negroid palate, like their cognitive skills, never progresses beyond toddler level. They grab a handful of common spices (usually onion powder, garlic powder, and hot pepper powder) and slather it all over their foods with no regard to the balance of flavors that a White person is capable of tasting. Something like French cuisine, with its layers upon layers of carefully balanced flavor and intellectual examination of the processes at even molecular levels is pearls before swine for them.
"Wypipo don't season dey food" is simply another example of pitiful negro inferiority--the type that the negro itself cannot even comprehend is a self-own.
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