Old school nissan 240 the rwd version is a good doner part as well. I am sure I could get a Dana 44 cut to size and they are cheap

Good morning folks.

Anybody else use yahoo mail and have it brain fart and chuck out emails at will?

I have a yahoo account, but only use it to test my other mail servers from.

I am setting up a gmail to use for my house. I lost all of my house stuff, including links to places in Az.
Nothing earth shattering but it pisses me off just the same

Morning all. Off to do nothing important.

Same here. Today is relax day.

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I like to think it is better than the free yahoo or gmail accounts which I have both of.

Oh yeah, rick@zipbang.com is available.

Is is a cool email service. I love having my computer, phone and iPad all synced up for email. The contact list and all appointments are synced. I even set my MIL up that way.

You're synced with your MIL?!

I've used gmail for 6years now without an issue. Love it. Syncs with my phones contacts, calendars, and notes as well as email. Same on my iPad and Macbook.

Awesome spam filter too for free.

Off to band practice.

i am pretty stoked that it worked. i figure that if it kills the engine, the repair is nearly as expensive as getting a good core. so screw it. and it does seem to be working.

my disco has had the usual issues for an 18 year old truck that has been abused off road and such. the big repairs were new head gaskets at 120K, new suspension all around (did i mention that i abuse this thing off road), a power steering pump that grenaded, a water pump (which was a piece of cake), and a power steering box (probably from abusing the truck off road). and it drives really nice.

yes, i get that. i was totally reluctant to put this into anything, but see the above. AND subaru was warrantying their engines for an extra 100k miles, as long as they put this stuff in, before or after a failure was detected....

i am not arguing with you at all. i would NEVER put this kind of product in the 951. but the subaru i really don't care about. i just need it to run for another year.

as stated above, i like my disco. but the '77 triumph bonnie i owned was one of the worst relationships of my life.

MMMMM, I've got a chuck roast marinating in a mix of Stone Ruination IPA, Serrano peppers and ****ake mushrooms.....goes in the dutch oven in the morning.

I am not synced with my MIL but I could be if I wanted to be. :eek:

I do synchronize my wife's calendar with mine. Again I could sync our email and contacts but I don't see the need.

As for British vehicles......
The Jag can be a nightmare and it sucks to have to take it to the dealership for diagnosis, but that's to be expected when you jam that much electricals in a car....even the modern MBs and BMWs have those issues.....mechanically, it's incredibly robust
Both Rovers have been beasts.....basic maintenance is really all that's needed and even more than basic stuff is usually quite easy.....

Nothing on any of the British vehicles sucks as bad as doing valves on the Duc....I usually just take the heads off to do it....easier than trying to weasel through the crevices.....still have to yank the rear shock, gas tank and air filter/control module tray...

Been doing Subie online testing off and all during the day and I can not for the life of me figure out why they are trying to complicate a simple concept like electrical diagnosis. I should be exempt from these things

Replaced the front brakes on the DD Civic, and changed out the oil on the 911 today. Fixed a sticking trunk release on Mrs. Noah's Acura and her Bluetooth connection yesterday. Sometimes it's nice to do straightforward maintenance & repairs.

because.

They are trying to explain simple parallel circuits like they are can-bus systems. I guess they are trying to weed out the non hackers