Gee it looks like a nice place too, lol

Gigger, you think that one was bad...here you go...


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Pretty good theft deterrent, and those are hub centric wheels. :)


Off topic to add, I think Steve Buscemi is one of our most underrated actors. Very talented.

Off topic to add, I think Steve Buscemi is one of our most underrated actors. Very talented.[/QUOTE]

I am going to have to agree with you on that,and put him alongside Berry Corbin in my book....

I did not know that name, but I definitely know his work. He's been around forever. All kinds of parts, big and small. Just like Buscemi.


The last thing I've seen him in is The Ranch, on Netflix. Funny show.

I am embarrassed

High tides cause vehicles to become stuck at creek crossing - KSBY.com | San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Area News


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( best thing to do is Wait and watch other people cross ) lmao sad to see the super duty out there.

These types of posts are the ones that I can't understand.

"One of my bulbs sometimes doesn't come on when I turn my lights on. I actually have to hit the dashboard to get it to come on. Does it randomly. Ironically, it's been doing this ever since I pulled the instrument cluster out to change a different bulb. I don't know if I did something when taking it out or putting it back in. Anyway, any ideas on what I can check to see why it's doing this? It's just one bulb that illuminates the right portion of the tachometer. Thanks."

Makes sense to me.

Jim

Yea, that one's better than most we've seen in this thread. :) :)

Pop

Pop maybe you could 'hazard' a guess as to the problem ... :-huh

It is obvious what is wrong, the bulb. Fire, fuel, air? Nope, the bulb. Tire pressure ok? No, check the bulb. Maybe there is an exhaust leak causing it? Check the bulb!

I am more tolerant of illiteracy than I am of lazy.

And let's say it isnt the bulb, the instrument panel still needs to be removed again to find out. No one here is going to pin point the issue.

HA well played driver

i disagree. i think it is the Finnegan pin regulator is off frequency. and smacking the dash bops it back in frequency.