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BraveUlysses posted:and just think...that's nowhere near as gross as the chocolate fountain at golden corral Chocolate wonderfall, ty
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Yes.
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C-Bangin' it 
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Isn't that what can happen when you mix the two types of coolant.
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It's a Cummins diesel, from the looks of it. They have oil coolers built into the radiator, I think, that could have failed. Or a blown headgasket.
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I've read that reline water wetter and similar products can do something along those lines.
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Not that I know of. Water wetter, mocool, etc, are good and useful in some situations. And they are listed as being compatible with pretty much all coolants.
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Stop leak put into a radiator that's connected to a blown head gasket?
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The Door Frame posted:Stop leak put into a radiator that's connected to a blown head gasket? 
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So that's how you make Gak!
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The Door Frame posted:So that's how you make Gak! You'd better not tell my kid. But who am I kidding, would be good payback for me scratching race car numbers & sponsors into the paint of my dad's car with a rock.
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The Door Frame posted:Stop leak put into a radiator that's connected to a blown head gasket? Hey now that's official subaru procedure.
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NoWake posted:You'd better not tell my kid. That is fantastic!
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I'm fixing your bike! *takes a ball peen hammer to the tank of a ducati'* -Slim, age 5 or so Dad wasn't too happy.
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At one point I was convinced you could pop the locks on my dad's hilux by kicking the door really hard. It didn't work, and he let me do it while watching from the window. And when I came inside later he really let me hear about it.
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I distinctly remember driving a Power Wheels jeep into the side of my dad's silver 1987 911 Turbo... he sold it in the late 90's for somewhere in the 30's with 20 something thousand miles. Well, we all know what happened to the price of those.
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Our driveway was on a slight towards the house, one day as a small boy I wanted to see what would happen if I took the handbrake off the car. Well the end result was a car piled into the now bent garage door and a mildly annoyed father asking me why I did it.
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BlackMK4 posted:I distinctly remember driving a Power Wheels jeep into the side of my dad's silver 1987 911 Turbo... he sold it in the late 90's for somewhere in the 30's with 20 something thousand miles. Well, we all know what happened to the price of those.
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 I really wish three had been more daylight when I happened upon this thing. It sounded awful.
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Drove behind this thing for a while, and it also sounded like poo poo. And then I noticed that 2 of every 5 wheelnuts looked like the end of .50 caliber bullets.
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Olympic Mathlete posted:Our driveway was on a slight towards the house, one day as a small boy I wanted to see what would happen if I took the handbrake off the car. I've been told I managed to back my moms '64 Dodge Polara ex-cop-car down thee driveway and out into the street, though I don't remember doing it. I would have been under 5 at the time. Apparently, '64 Dodge Polaras don't have shifter interlocks, and I popped it into neutral, and off it went down the slight incline of the driveway. The one I do remember is clambering up the hood and over the roof of my moms '70 SS 396 Chevelle, and my dad getting irate at the footprints on the windshield. I didn't do too much mayhem to other people's cars as a kid. Dad taught me to respect other people's cars (and poo poo), and it apparently took.
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Faster Blaster posted:
I refuse to believe that garbage heap was moving under its own power.
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Funzo posted:I refuse to believe that garbage heap was moving under its own power.
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https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/cars-for-sale/chrysler/unspecified/1992177.html    He's asking $5000, which i think is about $6500 too much.
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I was really hoping it had an EJ swap for those drier hose side exhausts.
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Darchangel posted:I've been told I managed to back my moms '64 Dodge Polara ex-cop-car down thee driveway and out into the street, though I don't remember doing it. I would have been under 5 at the time. Apparently, '64 Dodge Polaras don't have shifter interlocks, and I popped it into neutral, and off it went down the slight incline of the driveway. I filled up my stepdad's early 80s Olds Delta 88 once. ... with the garden hose. 
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Yu-Gi-Ho! posted:I filled up my stepdad's early 80s Olds Delta 88 once. The roof of an SRL5000 is NOT a trampoline...
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Same goes for 80s Cadillacs. You see, grandpa owned a Caddy dealer up until he died (97 or 98?), and his daughter certainly couldn't be seen driving anything but the newest Cadillacs. On a super low mileage lease that barely let her leave the driveway, of course.  I made up for the lack of trampoline when I got my license, and promptly blew up a few transmissions for them (don't let a 16 year old behind the wheel of a Northstar, he might pick on a C4 Vette here and there, and may or may not take that beautiful 94 Eldorado to the drag strip...) e: if I ever win the lotto, mom's getting a fleet of Cadillacs to make up for what I did to two of her cars... randomidiot fucked around with this message at 09:42 on Aug 21, 2017 |
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Memento posted:Drove behind this thing for a while, and it also sounded like poo poo. And then I noticed that 2 of every 5 wheelnuts looked like the end of .50 caliber bullets.
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I'm sure that's doing wonders for his wheel balance.
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I ran in circles around my father's brand-new blue AMC Eagle 4x4 wagon. About 20 times. Dragging a stick against in the whole time. My dad was pissed, naturally, and gave me a tin of ancient wax and a couple of cloths to apply / polish. I was around 5 and had no idea how to do it, and also lacked the upper-body strength to properly apply / polish hard-assed old wax. After what seemed to my five-year-old self like hours, my grandfather (who was fortuitously visiting from the other side of the country) came out to see what was going on, found me in tears with the wax and cloths, and took them away from me. He spent a bit of time showing me how to use it, but ended up doing the whole thing for me while I watched, and learned how to properly care for automotive paint, and we talked about random stuff. Thanks, Poppy. You were a kind and wonderful person, and the world is a poorer place without you.  So, yeah. Excuse me, I've got something in my eye, brb.
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HandlingByJebus posted:I ran in circles around my father's brand-new blue AMC Eagle 4x4 wagon. About 20 times. Dragging a stick against in the whole time. Wrong thread. 
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HandlingByJebus posted:My dad was pissed, naturally, and gave me a tin of ancient wax and a couple of cloths to apply / polish. I was around 5 and had no idea how to do it, and also lacked the upper-body strength to properly apply / polish hard-assed old wax. After what seemed to my five-year-old self like hours, my grandfather (who was fortuitously visiting from the other side of the country) came out to see what was going on, found me in tears with the wax and cloths, and took them away from me. He spent a bit of time showing me how to use it, but ended up doing the whole thing for me while I watched, and learned how to properly care for automotive paint, and we talked about random stuff. You missed the opportunity to master karate.
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spog posted:You missed the opportunity to master karate. Unfortunately, that movie was released after this happened, so I didn't know. 
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Powershift posted:Funny but still terrible. I respect this more that any other "Lambo" door conversion. Now why would you need someone at the wheel, eh? Oh...
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Darchangel posted:I respect this more that any other "Lambo" door conversion.  Darchangel posted:<snip>
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Of all the things Doug DeMuro does in his videos that irritate people. This one got me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxHfrc60k8M So how in the hell can you be a car guy and think that hibeam/brights foot switch is somehow quirky or unique? They were ubiquitous on domestic cars and trucks for decades...
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Bogatyr posted:Of all the things Doug DeMuro does in his videos that irritate people. This one got me. Doesnt he own a baja bug? Those use the spare tire to spray the windshiel fluid. That one is at least a head scratcher to a new owner and a quirky feature. Like hes aware of what quirky is hes just hamming it up i guess. DogonCrook fucked around with this message at 00:15 on Aug 23, 2017 |
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Ahcthsually they have a pressurized wiper fluid container. You use the tire pump to pressurize it like a super soaker, or a link hose to use the spare tire
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DogonCrook posted:Doesnt he own a baja bug? Those use the spare tire to spray the windshiel fluid. That one is at least a head scratcher to a new owner and a quirky feature. Like hes aware of what quirky is hes just hamming it up i guess. I imagine you have to ham it up to find a quirk amongst the absurd of a 70s land yacht. Am I wrong in missing the hi beam foot switch? At least in an automatic, it gave that foot purpose and you could rest your foot there when you had your high beams on at the ready to hit the switch when a car was on coming...
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