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nope not yet.thankfully.she'll be all rain.won't be as bad as down your way.hope you and your family will be safe.
so how's she run now with the new tuneup? think timing and everything is pretty close or?
LOL and they say us southerners get the bad hurricanes, I'll bet your ready to go make some $$$ from all them fallen trees! Better have lots of fuel...
My truck run! Drove it all over town just a few minutes ago. Sweet.
nope not yet.thankfully.she'll be all rain.won't be as bad as down your way.hope you and your family will be safe.
so how's she run now with the new tuneup? think timing and everything is pretty close or?
Picked up the ferret timing adapter and a timing light. I figured i do this right the first time. Its currently set to 9 degrees. Seems right on the money. Sure sounds more diesely then it used too especially on cold timing advance it sounds like a 7.3 powerstroke.
Thanks, i think we will be fine where we are. Probably will lose power for a couple days like usual. It's pretty high up in this area so i don't have to worry about flooding and such.
Hope your family stays safe too!
Originally Posted by kobaltblue
LOL and they say us southerners get the bad hurricanes, I'll bet your ready to go make some $$$ from all them fallen trees! Better have lots of fuel...
Cool deal glad ya got it worked out!
I'm quite happy it working. It been a month and a half without any vehicle. Taking the bus to college is slow but, cheap. Can't be in a rush to use that. It can be kinda peaceful to be honest.
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