what is a erg?
11-02-2003, 11:33 PM
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Sheesh! LOL Go get a damn socket set and start putting sockets on the nut til you find one that fits
hehe
http://paradox.shacknet.nu/dave88lx/...ock/intake.jpg
The big black thing on the back of the intake.
hehe
http://paradox.shacknet.nu/dave88lx/...ock/intake.jpg
The big black thing on the back of the intake.
11-03-2003, 12:06 AM
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Originally posted by Dave88LX
Sheesh! LOL Go get a damn socket set and start putting sockets on the nut til you find one that fits
hehe
http://paradox.shacknet.nu/dave88lx/...ock/intake.jpg
The big black thing on the back of the intake.
Sheesh! LOL Go get a damn socket set and start putting sockets on the nut til you find one that fits
hehe
http://paradox.shacknet.nu/dave88lx/...ock/intake.jpg
The big black thing on the back of the intake.
11-03-2003, 12:19 AM
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Originally posted by anaik
I too find humor in what you responded too. What do people do, buy individual sockets, wrenches to accomplish one job. Maybe so, when I was but a lad, I remember such instances. lol
I too find humor in what you responded too. What do people do, buy individual sockets, wrenches to accomplish one job. Maybe so, when I was but a lad, I remember such instances. lol
Plus I said "go get a socket SET"
I don't know of anyone that would say "I have no tools, I need a 1/2" socket, let me go buy one for $5 when a full socket set can be had for ~$12...
Not a flame, just making a point.
And yes, I have my base set of tools, but when I need a special tool for a certain job, I look at how much the individual tool costs, and how much the set costs...and if it's not a whole lot more, I get the set of wrenches/c-clamps/screwdrivers etc. instead of the individual tool.
11-03-2003, 12:43 AM
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Originally posted by Dave88LX
I too find humor in your response to my thread. Welcome to 2003, where you can buy a Craftsman 180 pc. Mechanics Tool Set: 3/8 in. dr. set w/74 sockets (standard/deep), 6 & 12 pt. (SAE/metric), 19 combo wrenches (9 SAE/10 metric), teardrop ratchet, 3 ext. bars, 20 ignition wrenches, 40 hex keys, magnetic spinner w/bits. for $150. If that is too much, you can buy a metric/standard socket set w/ ratchet for ~$25...
Plus I said "go get a socket SET"
I don't know of anyone that would say "I have no tools, I need a 1/2" socket, let me go buy one for $5 when a full socket set can be had for ~$12...
Not a flame, just making a point. And yes, I have my base set of tools, but when I need a special tool for a certain job, I look at how much the individual tool costs, and how much the set costs...and if it's not a whole lot more, I get the set of wrenches/c-clamps/screwdrivers etc. instead of the individual tool.
I too find humor in your response to my thread. Welcome to 2003, where you can buy a Craftsman 180 pc. Mechanics Tool Set: 3/8 in. dr. set w/74 sockets (standard/deep), 6 & 12 pt. (SAE/metric), 19 combo wrenches (9 SAE/10 metric), teardrop ratchet, 3 ext. bars, 20 ignition wrenches, 40 hex keys, magnetic spinner w/bits. for $150. If that is too much, you can buy a metric/standard socket set w/ ratchet for ~$25...
Plus I said "go get a socket SET"
I don't know of anyone that would say "I have no tools, I need a 1/2" socket, let me go buy one for $5 when a full socket set can be had for ~$12...
Not a flame, just making a point.
And yes, I have my base set of tools, but when I need a special tool for a certain job, I look at how much the individual tool costs, and how much the set costs...and if it's not a whole lot more, I get the set of wrenches/c-clamps/screwdrivers etc. instead of the individual tool.
Dave, is that 383 in your formula ever supposed to be done
11-03-2003, 12:46 AM
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Originally posted by jasons93z
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Dave, is that 383 in your formula ever supposed to be done
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Dave, is that 383 in your formula ever supposed to be done
11-03-2003, 01:09 AM
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Originally posted by jasons93z
Here is a related question. How do u know when the EGR valve is bad?
Here is a related question. How do u know when the EGR valve is bad?
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