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    What freon leak detector do you have?

    Inficon D-TEK is one of the best, but expensive. dont waste your money on a cheep one.
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    stryker tractor service

    Has anyone had any experience with Stryker Tractor Service in Eddyville, NE. I am looking to buy a 2290 case. It looks like a good place to buy a one. He has mostly 90 94 96 series case. thanks chad
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    Sorta OT 2002 F-150

    if you google 02 f150 temp display repair there are videos how to repair it yourslef.
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    Will it even make a differenced

    when converters get plugged, it takes a long time, months or longer, did you problem happen over night. Maybee paying someone 100 bucks to diagnose it would be money well spent. I am a mehcanic by trade, i have seen it too many times, people throw hundreds of dollars on parts, and does not fix...
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    What's your crazy thing?

    And most breakfast items have egg in them.
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    What's your crazy thing?

    Funniest thing ever!!!!!!!!!
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    Rolling tool box/bench, which one?

    masterforce at menards, are great boxes.
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    Working on a Honda Car

    Have done many hondas, they do make a special socket, that works great. I think they put locktight on the threads, that is why you are having a tought time getting the crank bolt out. I have put a prybar on the flywheel to hold it before, in a pinch.
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    Tool Talk

    streamlight stylus pro, you can never have too many flash lights.
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    Electronic Module Nova11 in place of points

    Have a 57 johnson outboard boat engine, put them in 3 or 4 years ago, I do not have a lot of hours on them, but they seam to work for me.
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    351W Vacuum and Timing Readings

    Check to make sure vacuum to distributor is ported and not manifold vacuum.
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    Ot finding air conditioner system leaks ford focus

    I have replaced evaporator in two different focus cars at work. 09 and i think a 10, not sure what year yours is. Check the evaporator drain tube for signs of oil and dye, sometimes you can even get a smell from the vents. Could be something obvious but if you see no signs of oil anywhere else...
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    Rifle stock duplicator

    That is so cool
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    94 Ford F250 AC system oil?

    The evaporator will usually hold 3 oz of oil, pag 46. Be sure to pull a good vacuum first before charging. I would replace the drier because it has been apart, they usually hold 2 oz of oil.
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    elusive tire leak

    if it has an alunimum rim, the rim is corroded where the bead is seated.
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    Recharging A/C

    Rear ac lines are common to leak, corrosion where they go through the body. Look behind the pass rear tire for any signs of oil. Here in south dakota our shop does several a year. If they use any salt in your area, my guess is they are corroded, and leaking.
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    335 grill cross

    I dont know if any of this still applies, but i have a 335 so i saved the information from a couple of years ago, i dont know if the numbers are even good, hope it helps. Not sure what emblem your talking about but I have bought a emblem each for my 335 & 445 from I think Les Wenzel...
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    Table lifts/hoists

    I built my own last winter and use it more than I thought I ever would. It is 7 inches from the ground when all of the way down, and over 4 feet when all of the way up. It will lift 600 lbs, probabaly more. It it big enough to lift my 4 wheeler, and uses a air over hydraulic engine hoist...
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    a/c question

    make sure you do not have a bad fan clutch, should move lots of air. If you run garden hose on condensor, and high side goes down to under 200, replace fan clutch. You should never flush evaporators you will never get the flush out, and i mean never. hope that helps
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    OT Pink stuff pics

    the water pump is run off of timing belt. replace timing belt kit and water pump. red stuff is dried coolant, 95% sure.
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