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8WA Sman

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  1. '12 F-450 Reductant heater

    '03 F-150(Collision) Rear spring front bracket, axle shaft, seals, maybe bearing

    7.3 Rear pinion loose, battery light on

    '10 GMC Terrain cam codes, 3 qt. low in oil 10 k on the oil(Yeah it's probably going to need timing chains) Oh & the A/C condenser is leaking

    '13 Pentastar misfire/engine noise(Probably needs rocker rollers, may also need cams)

    '04 Malibu cranks/no start

    Fusion lower control arm

    Still need to get the '14 F-450 back for the trans leak??

    How did Crappie fishing end up @ the bottom of the list :whattodo:

  2. Thanks
    That's encouraging...Lucky me. :facepalm:

     

    That's basically the answer I have been getting which is why I spent more time then I got paid doing the diag. Guess I will find out for sure when I pull the transfer case. Glad I do not have to buy the spanner socket. 

  3. I also have these https://store.snapon.com/Window-Scrapers-8-Plastic-Blade-Windshield-Scraper-Blue-Point--P636291.aspx

    https://store.snapon.com/Scrapers-Multipurpose-Scraper-Blue-Point--P641054.aspx

     

    On most of the late model stuff I just very carefully use the razor blade style. The blue point & super scraper I have used more in the past for felt type gaskets.

     

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    I have found that diesel fuel works great for making short work of RTV.

  4. The 3m scotch brite disc come in different textures.Keep in mind that the fine texture or any is not recommended by the OE's. I would be cautious about a used one that may have contamination from another job. What ever was used on the picture that Matt posted looks terrible...like a grinder :)

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  5. 2002 Toyota 4Runner. High idle/ sometimes stalls code P1125 & P1128... Needs throttle body...correct..

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    I'm glad I have one of those tools that I just plug it in and it tells me what's wrong with it.... Code description... remove rubber mat from throttle body.

    Actually since it was Autel...remove rubbor matte from :haha2:

  6. It's my understanding that these have been around for quite some time in the generic side.

     

    Permanent DTC is defined in SAE J1979/ISO 15031-5 Service $0A. Google SAE J1979 PDF & open the link if you want to be bored out of your mind :readthis::banghead:

     

    I will probably mostly just be thinking of them as other forms of Fords P1000. We do not have Emissions testing were I am at but I still do drive cycles....sometimes 

  7. I had to replace a EP sensor pigtail (code P0471) wire insulation had been rubbed by the heat sleeve plastic fingers. This what I used https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007Y7F11K/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

     

    Under the foil tape was a black liner that may have been fiberglass/carbon fiber???

    I just used the Polyken tape. I also ordered in some Coroplast 1238x it has a black liner but I decided not to use that.

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  8. Been there, I spent almost 2 hours pushing this truck in and chasing an IPR wiring issue, didn't occur to me to look at the fan clutch wires even though I knew they were also on that circuit. Could have drove the truck in too.  :banghead:

    Do you happen remember if the CEL came on in bulb check?

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