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Beverly Cleavage posted:never, unless someone does it for you prior to purchase. Parts alone for timing chains is 3k+ last I heard. drat, I had no idea on the replacement parts costing that much. It's just some guides, adjusters and chains - what the hell. I'm almost positive the S5 4.2 is the same motor.... Edit: It'd be a silly side project if the parts were cheaper since the B8 S4 is my daily. Even for <$5k with just pulling a motor and replacing the stuff I'd be okay with it price and time-wise. Edit 2: http://australiancar.reviews/Audi-S5_CAUA_Engine.php - Wikipedia says the 1g S5 has the CAUA engine. I think just the 08ish and earlier A8's had the belts, as well as the RS6 4.2biturbos? Garage2Roadtrip fucked around with this message at 20:43 on Sep 15, 2017 |
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There's a lot of moving pieces back there, so do it while it's apart kind of stuff. S5 is similar motor, but not the same, iirc.
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Darchangel posted:I think I mentioned I was having issues with my sewer line. Finally got the quote back from the plumber. Did they run a camera down the main and confirm its damaged? If you're just getting tree roots into old pipe there are solutions that don't require digging - in can't recall the name but basically they run a thin PVC line through the existing pipe, shoot hot air through it which softens and expands the plastic and it fills/seals the existing pipe. Supposed to cost a fraction of digging up the existing line and replacing it.
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slurry_curry posted:Kumho's have been my go to tire for a while, but it looks like discount doesn't have any in stock locally that would fit. Costco has a special on Michelin tires, but their site won't load to show me what they actually have in stock. At least it's a full size spare, so I don't have to rush to find replacements. Tirerack has them if you're in no hurry, that's where I got em.
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slurry_curry posted:Kumho's have been my go to tire for a while, but it looks like discount doesn't have any in stock locally that would fit. Costco has a special on Michelin tires, but their site won't load to show me what they actually have in stock. At least it's a full size spare, so I don't have to rush to find replacements. check discount tire direct. no sales tax and free shipping. too bad you just missed the labor day weekend sale when they offer tons of rebates
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Geoj posted:Did they run a camera down the main and confirm its damaged? If you're just getting tree roots into old pipe there are solutions that don't require digging - in can't recall the name but basically they run a thin PVC line through the existing pipe, shoot hot air through it which softens and expands the plastic and it fills/seals the existing pipe. Supposed to cost a fraction of digging up the existing line and replacing it. https://youtu.be/0UXthJMd4gg
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Sep 15, 2017 20:59
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CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:Oh and gently caress CVT's with a barge pole Nidhg00670000 posted:Yeah, since this year Sweden is on a rolling 50 yo limit, after which you don't need inspection (after 30 years it's tax exempt and the inspection is only bi-annual). If it is currently not roadworthy when it passes the limit, you have to pass one more inspection.
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InitialDave posted:I remember driving up a Japanese mountain in a 1.0 Toyota with a CVT, and hilariously, it had a "sport" mode. It did literally nothing except make it louder. same except kei car and no sport mode
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Sep 15, 2017 21:16
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That's some cool poo poo (pipe) right there. Darchangel do it.
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Geoj posted:Did they run a camera down the main and confirm its damaged? If you're just getting tree roots into old pipe there are solutions that don't require digging - in can't recall the name but basically they run a thin PVC line through the existing pipe, shoot hot air through it which softens and expands the plastic and it fills/seals the existing pipe. Supposed to cost a fraction of digging up the existing line and replacing it. Yeah, I have a couple questions like that to ask, maybe a second opinion. But,  that's the bit I dug up. The dark space is a crack in the top of the cast iron. I'll also be asking if it *all* needs to be replaced. They did run a camera down initially, but mainly for tracking the line. This video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6O8vFVkdys says average costs are $130-$250 per foot, so not saving anything if it's actually 35', sadly. Neat tech, though, and would be more cost-effective if there were a slab or something involved. I'll still inquire about it, just in case. BTW, here's another CIPP video that has a *much* better look at how it actually works, with cutaway pipes and internal views while it's in process: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LtZnpEedsg0 Applebees Appetizer posted:That's some cool poo poo (pipe) right there. Darchangel do it. Given the last video I added, I wonder if they could use it on my in-foundation sewer? It's got a similar problem with cracking on the top side. Maybe when I recover from this one.
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Darchangel posted:Yeah, I have a couple questions like that to ask, maybe a second opinion. From my research on the topic (had a clog back in June, which was the third time in as many years - my house was built in 1925 and AFAIK the main is original) as long as the pipe isn't completely collapsed CIPP should work.
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Has anyone seen the Laser pope trailer https://youtu.be/sbLbT5lTr8Q
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Applebees Appetizer posted:Tirerack has them if you're in no hurry, that's where I got em. Sadly after shipping and installation, I can get the Falken's from Discount for less money and less waiting. For some reason Tire Rack's installers want $132 to install them, which seems kinda insane to me. At least my favorite local shop(Group 2) would be able to do the install, but my wheels were beat to poo poo when I got the car so I am fine with discounts installers. BraveUlysses posted:check discount tire direct. no sales tax and free shipping. Sounds about like my luck, poo poo breaks right after all the good deals are done. Darchangel posted:*plumbing poo poo* If it makes you feel better I got a quote for ~$10k to replace ~10 feet of cement pipe and regrade it since its broken down and created a valley. And thats for the sewer line that only deal with the kitchen sink/dishwasher and the washer in the basement.* *I don't know if its common outside of Seattle, but I have 2 sewer lines. The main sewer on the north side of the house that only handles the toilet and connects to the sewer main. There is another smaller sewer line on the south side of the house to handle the kitchen, that meets with the main sewer line in front of the house before it hits the city main. loving weird, but apparently not uncommon in my neighborhood.
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DICK DICER posted:Has anyone seen the Laser pope trailer What in the *gently caress*?
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DICK DICER posted:Has anyone seen the Laser pope trailer I'm scared.
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DICK DICER posted:Has anyone seen the Laser pope trailer
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quote:I shall not cause harm to any vehicle nor the personal contents thereof, nor through inaction let that vehicle or the personal contents thereof come to harm. It's what I call the Repo Code, kid. Don't forget it--etch it in your brain. Not many people got a code to live by anymore.  Harry Dean Stanton
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this game is p nifty https://twitter.com/nictringali/status/908645321995059200
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That's an extremely cool game concept
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DICK DICER posted:Has anyone seen the Laser pope trailer holy poo poo@!! Geoj posted:Did they run a camera down the main and confirm its damaged? If you're just getting tree roots into old pipe there are solutions that don't require digging - in can't recall the name but basically they run a thin PVC line through the existing pipe, shoot hot air through it which softens and expands the plastic and it fills/seals the existing pipe. Supposed to cost a fraction of digging up the existing line and replacing it. This is what my parents did years ago when I was a teenager. evidently it worked very well and is still holding up.
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I've been neglecting basic computer maintenance for a little while and Ccleaner found 28Gb worth of junk to remove Whoopsy
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Hi from rally hellhole. gently caress Mt Crawford in paticular
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Few things are better than coffee on a Saturday morning.
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Wife's handbrake is borked again, looks like I have to fix it tomorrow as I'm away with work next week and we have somewhere to be in an hour. Best hope it doesn't need parts! I suppose if it does she can just drive mine while I'm away.
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CAT INTERCEPTOR posted:Hi from rally hellhole. gently caress Mt Crawford in paticular Aww but you seemed so happy to get there. I bet rally in Mt Crawford beats staying at home and mowing massive lawns like I did.
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Goober Peas posted:Few things are better than coffee on a Saturday morning. Amen brother, sippin a nice cold brew right now. Gettin ready to finish hurricane Irma cleanup today, shitload of leaves everywhere, and the rubbermaid shed I took apart has to go back up yay. Anybody want some free plywood? 
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cakesmith handyman posted:Wife's handbrake is borked again, looks like I have to fix it tomorrow as I'm away with work next week and we have somewhere to be in an hour. Best hope it doesn't need parts! Jammed on or won't engage?
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Multipla, pulls all the way up without engaging. I'll take a quick look tomorrow but as I say, if it needs parts it's parked.
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Applebees Appetizer posted:Anybody want some free plywood?
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cakesmith handyman posted:Multipla, pulls all the way up without engaging. I'll take a quick look tomorrow but as I say, if it needs parts it's parked. 
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slidebite posted:Stack it next to the house for the inevitable next one? 
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Sell it on BAT as a partially built Marcos.cakesmith handyman posted:Multipla, pulls all the way up without engaging. I'll take a quick look tomorrow but as I say, if it needs parts it's parked.
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Sep 16, 2017 18:08
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Cars and Coffee is always better with cool goons in attendance.
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I tried this and she's stopped asking. Still breathing though. What next?
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I had my new muffler installed and now my car is boring and quiet again 
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:I had my new muffler installed and now my car is boring and quiet again Should've asked for a cutout too
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Rhyno posted:cool goons
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Guys, guys! I know I heard about The Room here. you're going to love this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMKX2tE5Luk
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Fo3 posted:Aww but you seemed so happy to get there. As sore and as cold as I was last night? Lawn mowing pls.
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cakesmith handyman posted:I tried this and she's stopped asking. Still breathing though. What next? Heh
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