Lets do it right if were gonna do it..... I need TWO 55 gallon drums, 4 old tires, charcoal fluid, a roman candle half of Mikes beer supply and at least two other drunk buddies to record what's about to happen. I say two buddies because theres a chance one may not make it through this

 

Good luck getting half of Mikes beer supply.......

 

i like where this is going.

tried hard to win a Weber grill on repocast last night, no dice.. couldn't bring myself to pay that much for a used grill. bummer.

 

I try hard to stay off of repocast. it drains my bank account.....

 

Another friend of mine is in a local band, they are a bit better. Ivan is the one with the black Les Paul smoking the cig.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVytIMkabr0#t=11

 

They might be better for a GTG...

 

great video/sound production. Tool/Chevelle'ish for me. needs vocals!!

 

much better for a GTG.....

I still think we need to set em up outside. would be deaf if we really wanted to make a working GTG out of it.

speaking of that I still have front wheel bearings to do.

 

And I have an ICP problem to diagnose! Making me go crazy.

 

Go stand by the beer fridge for a while Andrew, it'll be just like Rich is there helping you.

 

I think you should come over there and fix it for him Mike.....

 

Well. Tell us what's going on with it and maybe we can help

 

How much beer does he have? I can only stand by the beer fridge if there is beer in it. So the length of time I can 'help' depends on the supplies.

 

Throwing code P2285 ICP Sensor Circuit Low, only seems to through it after truck has been sitting in the sun. when I hook the truck up to AE and check the sensor vs the desired ICP and it is almost right on the voltage curve looks good as well and matches the conversion table for the sensor. If I clear the code it is good again until the truck sits in the sun. Also tried several start ups and jiggling the pigtail between start ups to see if it was shorting out and couldn't duplicate. Truck seemed to surge a bit yesterday when code was thrown at lunch but smoothed out.

 

Try unplugging the sensor, it will send it into default. That can help you at least rule out something goofy with that even though that doesn't sound like the problem.
It sitting in the sun shouldn't matter one bit for anything.