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If you're going to remove the dipstick tube why not try and make an adapter to use air or water pressure to force the broken stick out? Like, Put a basketball needle in a bike pump, and put a hose over the fat part of the needle and the other end over the end of the dipstick tube, and blow it on out. A bit of fuel line would be a perfect bridge for that purpose. Same with a garden hose, I've been known to clear seemingly intractable clogs in bagless vacuum cleaner hoses by poking a garden hose in one end and cranking it wide open. One of those little super basic nozzles like this would be great for attaching a hose to the dipstick tube using a bit of fuel or vacuum line or something https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sun-Joe-2-in-1-Twist-Hose-Nozzle-Jet-Sweeper-Nozzle-8211-SJI-4BHNC/46408934 Vanagoon fucked around with this message at 03:56 on Dec 5, 2018 |
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Colostomy Bag posted:Odd question but thought I'd ask here, can someone point me to the DIY section on random appliance repairs? Meet the Sci.Electronics.Repair FAQ, a glorious old school text infodump http://www.repairfaq.org/REPAIR/F_Repair.html Read the particulars in the safety section first, of course.
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The oil filter on a mid 90s Corolla with the 4A-FE engine is a real pain in the dick. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPmIn1UuOCU In the video, guy has to smack the filter wrench in place because it won't fit between the filter and the exhaust. I changed the oil in my Grandma's 96 and I couldn't get my hands on the drat thing and it took me ages just because of that. There's not enough space to do poo poo.
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Here's my music suggestion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWClq1Pr7hM Hearing this come out of a car would be hilarious and awesome.
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