I need a mechanic on the North side of Denver. :(

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Originally Posted by Irving

I'm pretty sure no one owes me money. But if envelopes full of cash with no return addresses start showing up at my house, I guess there's nothing I can do about it.

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"Damn straight", as my friend Stinkfoot would say.

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Originally Posted by Irving

I'm pretty sure no one owes me money. But if envelopes full of cash with no return addresses start showing up at my house, I guess there's nothing I can do about it.

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Remind me to never use you as a character reference. Um Yeah he's ok. What's this for BURP again ?

I had a Fed come to my house and interview me in my kitchen as a character reference for another member once. I believe he got the job.

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Originally Posted by Irving

Drove across town to 5280 Armory and everything seems to be working well enough. Thanks everyone, especially blackford for the phone walk through.

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Nothing more righteous than having a working vehicle for emergency runs to the gun shop. [Coffee]

Glad it's working man. Sorry I missed this thread, I could have come to give you a hand.

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Drove across town to 5280 Armory and everything seems to be working well enough. Thanks everyone, especially blackford for the phone walk through.

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You go to great lengths just to get an excuse to go the the gun shop.

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Originally Posted by newracer

You go to great lengths just to get an excuse to go the the gun shop.

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He must have, especially using 5280 .

Update: Got off my bum and took a look at the car (as the Chevy died in the driveway this morning). Must have been Chevy volunteer day at the Ford plant when my car was put together.





The small hard line in the video is the power steering line. The large hard line with the HUGE hole in it is the A/C line. Looks like I found two problems at the same time. The A/C hasn't worked in this car in years. This power steering line was destined to fail, as it was also rubbing against the mount for the oil filter in two different spots that were just about to break through themselves. Here are pictures of the line at each end. Doesn't look too difficult to change, but I'm more concerned about the low side. The hard line in question is the one in the center. Is there anything I need to know about changing this? The A/C hard line looks considerably more difficult to access, but is much lower priority. I'm hoping the pump didn't crap out from the rapid fluid loss.

Low side
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-y...109_210424.jpg

High side
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-R...109_210648.jpg

Pm sent.

Can you resend please? Got the email this morning that my box was full. Thanks for looking!