I really appreciate these kind of tall tales where they start with something doubtful and suck you in to the next lines.abscate wrote: 28 Sep 2020, 15:17 Its perfectly acceptable to use wooden cribbing to prevent the seats from falling onto the pavement here. The fancy people even use pressure treated cribbing to show off their wealth.
For Volvo it’s 19mm plywood and 5x10 cm lumber of courseSveedy wrote: 28 Sep 2020, 18:34 When I was 17, I had a '65 ford pick-up that had rusted out along the cab mount on the passengers side. Popped right up through the floor. So 3/4" plywood for the floor and Pressure Treated 2 x 4 wedged from the frame up to the top of the fender well. Held in place with a cable and turnbuckle. Fully adjustable
Heck of a find, for sure =)abscate wrote: 29 Sep 2020, 09:13 Fixed fuel leak with hose between rollover valve and tank
New fuel filter
FIred up and got hot - no coolant leaks!
ALternator light off, but system voltage low and eventually coded for same. Battery down to 9.4Volts
ALternator is probably pulling massive current through shorted diode, have spare.
No leaks or drips, ran gears up through 3rd to clean up rotors a bit.
30 minutes run time
