Taco Loco
Tired and Lazy, married to ‘The Laundry Fairy’
Does anyone have any tidbits to share? Things you do to make your repairs easier, something you've added to a tool or shop resources more effective?
Let's make a useful list.....
example: Putting new tubes of grease in the freezer, until needed.
example: Putting light coat of vaseline jelly on the inside of rubber hoses; radiator, heater hoses, etc...
example: Cutting the end off one quart of oil and using it as a funnel.
example: Using a short length of fuel line hose slipped over end of spark plug to help get started, etc..
Don't bring up crap like using a cheater pipe or not working on your truck when your wife is around, etc.....
ROLL-UP
1. Write the miles/hours and date on oil and air filters with a Sharpie when you change it.
2. Old jars (plastic/glass) for nuts or bolts, screw the lids underneath a workbench or shelves
3. Placing grease tubes/gun in freezer until needed.
4. Using light coat of vaseline jelly on the inside of rubber hoses; radiator, heater hoses, etc..
5. Cutting the end off one quart of oil and using it as a funnel.
6. Using a short length of fuel line hose slipped over end of spark plug to help get started.
7. Taking an old screw driver and cut a notch, 3 inches from the end for brake springs.
8. Carb cleaner or gas for combustion to re-set tires on the rim.
9. Using old turkey baster for getting old brake fluid out of reservoir.
10. Rear main, cam and crank seals, see post 4 and 21.
11. Always use "fuel" stabilizer if your going to let that engine sit for 3 months(full tank is best).
Let's make a useful list.....
example: Putting new tubes of grease in the freezer, until needed.
example: Putting light coat of vaseline jelly on the inside of rubber hoses; radiator, heater hoses, etc...
example: Cutting the end off one quart of oil and using it as a funnel.
example: Using a short length of fuel line hose slipped over end of spark plug to help get started, etc..
Don't bring up crap like using a cheater pipe or not working on your truck when your wife is around, etc.....
ROLL-UP
1. Write the miles/hours and date on oil and air filters with a Sharpie when you change it.
2. Old jars (plastic/glass) for nuts or bolts, screw the lids underneath a workbench or shelves
3. Placing grease tubes/gun in freezer until needed.
4. Using light coat of vaseline jelly on the inside of rubber hoses; radiator, heater hoses, etc..
5. Cutting the end off one quart of oil and using it as a funnel.
6. Using a short length of fuel line hose slipped over end of spark plug to help get started.
7. Taking an old screw driver and cut a notch, 3 inches from the end for brake springs.
8. Carb cleaner or gas for combustion to re-set tires on the rim.
9. Using old turkey baster for getting old brake fluid out of reservoir.
10. Rear main, cam and crank seals, see post 4 and 21.
11. Always use "fuel" stabilizer if your going to let that engine sit for 3 months(full tank is best).
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