yes, the spacer should come out firstI’m stuck. I’m trying to replace the counter shaft seal and I can’t get it out.
Am I supposed to remove the metal sleeve first that is between the shaft and the seal?
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What did you do in your garage today?
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JimVonBaden
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My wife and I have owned Audis for years. No issues, just basic maintenance, that I can do myself.
GS ownership drove you to drinking? 😉
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My first thought was checking for water in the fuel.
Oh shit! Maybe I'm the one with a problem 😂
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Nah, just a shitbox owner's way of seeing things.
Nah I'm just a bourbon fan LOL My GS has 83k miles and still going strong.
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Threw the wagon back together. Has a new filter on the Haldex system. Cleaned up the sensor. Pulled it out of the driveway and took a few passes up and down, no codes. I'll take it to work tomorrow. See what happens. Hopefully that was it. If I can just eek another few years out of it before the rot does it in.
Madmx
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Nice!!
Madmx
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I talked to the old rust shop. 2014 Silverados are eating customers alive.$3k or more and all the nightmare mid 2000s f150 are done and gone. I wish I had the pic of one f150 at 5am in 2017. Only the bottom flange was holding the frame together. The bed was so far into the cab the frame rails were touching the ground. I gave it half mile to 20 miles of separation. Ford builds em so good. They can be 99% failed and still get ya to work. Honda crv....ha kinda...Isuzu rodea...ha..ha.shit is dangerous..oh the Tacoma years. I left the salt belt. My parents grew up there...and got a new vehicle every 3 yrs in the 60s and 70s..
Alan F.
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I took one last video of the hybrid Himalayan Interceptor front wheel, Shinko 244 & tube then spooned it all together thankfully without pinching the tube!
I'll get a video of it tomorrow hopefully but I've posted this tonight, tryn'a get some interest up for this project.
I'll get a video of it tomorrow hopefully but I've posted this tonight, tryn'a get some interest up for this project.
Boris
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Hooked up aux lights on the ST1300, and replaced the halogen bulbs with LED bulbs. Preparing for a small trip this weekend. I know the LED bulbs don't technically work well in the halogen housing, but it's close enough and they are a hell of a lot brighter. Last time I rode in the dark I was not happy with visibility, and had to slow down significantly every time I turned off my high beam, which was often.
Got fairing on/off to about an hour, but it's still an extra task that makes this bike not as enjoyable to work on.
Got fairing on/off to about an hour, but it's still an extra task that makes this bike not as enjoyable to work on.
x12Miracles do happen! I almost have this thing back together.
Just gotta torque the drain plug and counter sprocket nut. Anyone know how many in/lbs = 91ft/lbs?
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I hope you have another torque wrench. Even with an MVI sticker on that one, it won't be enough.
Also, keep track of how many times you re-use that nut. They don't last forever.
I put one of these together today.
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If anyone wants a miter saw stand, this is a surprisingly good one. Strong, stable, easy to move, lots of small details included like a leveling foot. My only complaint is that the hardware is slightly cheesy, but that goes for most things.
When I get a cold saw, I'll buy a second set of mounting rails so I can run either saw on it.
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Amazing deals on this 550Lb. Aluminum Mobile Miter Saw Stand at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
If anyone wants a miter saw stand, this is a surprisingly good one. Strong, stable, easy to move, lots of small details included like a leveling foot. My only complaint is that the hardware is slightly cheesy, but that goes for most things.
When I get a cold saw, I'll buy a second set of mounting rails so I can run either saw on it.
That's nice.I put one of these together today.
550 lb. Universal Aluminum Mobile Folding Miter Saw Stand
Amazing deals on this 550Lb. Aluminum Mobile Miter Saw Stand at Harbor Freight. Quality tools & low prices.
If anyone wants a miter saw stand, this is a surprisingly good one. Strong, stable, easy to move, lots of small details included like a leveling foot. My only complaint is that the hardware is slightly cheesy, but that goes for most things.
When I get a cold saw, I'll buy a second set of mounting rails so I can run either saw on it.
What kind of cold saw are you looking at?