If you'll remember, I put stop leak in to stop the leak.
Look! 3 extras!
If you'll remember, I put stop leak in to stop the leak.
It worked, but it also plugged up the heater core, which ruptured as a side effect. It ended up being the leaking heater core that I had to breathe the fumes off of the entire 300 miles home, forcing me to open the windows.....
in July,.....in Alabama.
Everyone gets jitters before a big event Mike.
You need to do this. It’ll be like a special bonding time with a grown up son.
Get an extra belt now and put it in an emergency kit in the trunk.
Go for the ride, it’ll make the monster your car instead of just a piece of artwork.
What, stopping the radiator leak, plugging up the heater core, the resultant headache inducing fumes that came with that, or having to look at my wife's unhappy beet red face for 5.5 hours?So I take it that's not what you were going for. That's very odd.
Yeah like Old Forester, or Jack Daniels...or if I'm really in a bad place.....Southern Comfort.Bottle of whiskey, you know, in case those maga hat wearing rednecks are thirsty
I might suggest some of that quick-steel epoxy stuff, a gallon of coolant, a quart of oil, some wire and crimp connectors in addition to what you've already got.Thanks for that Dave,.. I'm planning on it.
I just got gotta whine about it for a little while more, so I can get that out of my system.
No reason to source another gilmer belt. If that one breaks, I doubt that I could save the engine before I notice that failure anyway. Besides, if that brand new belt breaks ( at least run - time wise anyway,..it is 4 actually years old), it'd probably be because something stopped spinning that was supposed to.
And no new belt is gonna change the no spin state of a seized up pump.
Pure conjecture anyway.
I'm building my emergency roadside kit this weekend. One scissor Jack, one small jack stand, a moving blanket to lay on, a complete socket set, a universal screwdriver with bits, wire ties, a few fuses, some assorted pliers, a can of " fix a flat", and a baseball bat..( as a means of protection should I get jumped by a truckload of maga hat wearin rednecks).
The monster has Grundy collectors car insurance...the policy includes 250 towing allowance ( At least he did have it,...ill have to check into that today)
If anybody sees that I need to add something to my emergency roadside kit, let me know.
PBR has got to rank as the most vile swill ever to be labeled beer. How one of the worst beers ever made has come back into favor as strongly as that crap only shows to go ya that most drinkers of that stuff would drink anti-freeze if the can said beer on the side. When you answer "it's cheap, and it gets me drunk" as the reason for buying, and drinking that beer, a wife beater, 6 kids, Govt. issued cheese, and a mobile home are not far off in your future.Fer sure. Totally rad.
@CarMichael Angelo you have to tread lightly when offering bourbon on whiskey to rednecks. You have to determine if they are Jack Daniels, Jim Beam, Southern Comfort, George Dickel, or pure white bred yuppies posing as red necks. The offering of the wrong tonic to the wrong crowd can have the same adverse effects as wearing Crip colors in a Blood 'hood. Tread lightly my friend. PBR is a safer bet.
for the rednecks not mike or the monsterBring whiskey, hookers........
There'll only be one clown piling out of the monster...ill try to set that up by parkibgvit next to a Sunbeam that has a 289 in it, and make sure theres some hemi Chrysler on the other side.I'm just waiting for the video where 43 clowns pile out of the monster with an elephant and a tiger and 5 midgets near by.
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