a new chapter begins... the road to 400k

need to locate these updated parts, hoping to be in stock local
may cost 17$ :confused:

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Joint Washer E - Toyota (85376-06011)​

Joint Washer C - Toyota (85357-07010)​


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Probably the same stuff as the permatex ceramic high temp grease I've been using for years.
 
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50c off tacoJuice for next sixty days :)
Is there a catch in the fine print that I cannot locate
 
JayQQ97 said:
50c off tacoJuice for next sixty days :)
Is there a catch in the fine print that I cannot locate
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Idk about 60 days in your case. but I get points, and they expire 100 at a clip at the end of the month if I don't redeem them. I can use them for grocery money, or gas.
 
tacojoel said:
Idk about 60 days in your case. but I get points, and they expire 100 at a clip at the end of the month if I don't redeem them. I can use them for grocery money, or gas.
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its a new-to-me BPme rewards visa card
unfortunately anywhere west of me Colorado Wyoming Montana Dakotas are VOID of BP Amoco :confused:

the truck remembers the days of long ago

December 1998

Amoco merged with British Petroleum in December 1998 to form BP Amoco, renamed BP in 2001. The firm's innovations included two essential parts of the modern industry, the gasoline tanker truck and the drive-through filling station.

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https://www.bp.com/en/global/corpor...ergy/20-year-anniversary-bp-amoco-merger.html

the largest foreign takeover in the USA
 
...got them new washer inline parts to stop the leak
now i gotta take the stupid wheel off again to get at the packing
was hoping i could get at it without removing that wheel again!
pending rain...
 
Finally got this stupid washer setup to start puking fluid onto windshield :confused:
Mighta been some air in the hose lines IDK

Made in USA parts were difficult to assemble for some odd reason
Fingers could not push rubber ujoint onto plastic tube
Careful force had to be applied with channelock pliers and some isopropyl
More force than ought to be necessary for a small plastic part such as that
 
Before attempting to put the packing back proper I must inspect for drips
Sit bake in sun and keep watch what fun is this
 
JayQQ97 said:
Finally got this stupid washer setup to start puking fluid onto windshield :confused:
Mighta been some air in the hose lines IDK

Made in USA parts were difficult to assemble for some odd reason
Fingers could not push rubber ujoint onto plastic tube
Careful force had to be applied with channelock pliers and some isopropyl
More force than ought to be necessary for a small plastic part such as that
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When was the last time you were in the gym?
 
That rubber elbow piece was quite hard rigid
No directions in the packaging either
 
i left this part unsecured from the packing... much dirt buildup onit
because the packing maybe need to be removed again to drill out that bolt that snapped when disassembling the packing

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tacojoel said:
I said warm it up, not melt it. Heat gun is nothing, but a hair dryer on steroids when you need it to be.
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so put it on the BBQ grille for a quik bit?

boiling water??

perhaps under the pit on a hot sweltering day, which yesterday was not!
 
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