Recent content by jsheahawk

I imagined that happening. I had a fire extinguisher sitting nearby, I used a nibbler, and the peek-a-boo hole that I drilled was going double as my fire extinguishing hole. Thanks man, there was, and I totally agree!

But how aren't you dead!?!?!?!? Thanks! I was considering going the cautious route, but then I remembered that my TB is seventeen years old, paid off, and it was already hemorrhaging fuel. *shrug* What's the worst that could happen? Tangentially: I'm not a Reddit aficionado by any means, but...

Ah, I did pull relay 41 and crank the engine. I didn't include that. Edited! That said...I think mine was self-depressurizing. It wouldn't hurt to go back over it with some RTV over the seam.

Everywhere I looked online said that you couldn't cut a hole in the floorboard of your SWB Trailblazer to change the fuel pump. Challenge accepted! You're going to need a couple air tools: - pneumatic nibbler - pneumatic hammer First, you'll need access to the floorboard. You need to...

It was the wild west of forums pre-2010. The banhammer was wielded mercilessly. Who'd have thought that we'd miss those days.

I feel you. I just replaced my rear driver's side door. I watched the pick and pull sites for months until my color came up!

I can't find the pictures that I know used to exist out on the net, but it really is an easy fix, and it has made my wife okay with riding in my car again. It's seriously one of the best mods I've done to my car. I think it took about ten minutes or so. You'll see the seat belt retractor...

How long is it powered off for? What about putting a decent sized capacitor on it to keep it running for a second or two during restart?

That's forward thinking right there!

They are shooting grease in the ABS sensor hole with a short pipe fitted to a zerk fitting. Pretty clever. I have no idea how effective it would be, but it's clever nonetheless.

He was just tipsy enough to respond to both threads! :Lager Louts:

I feel the same way when I read some of his posts. :2thumbsup:

What about both O2 sensors?

It's totally worth it, man.

Here in the center of the country we haven't had a good snow in three years!