Eric so sorry I missed this until now. Prayers from us to you and your family!!
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Tim prayers from us.
Unconventional
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I know I mentioned the other day that the SoCal refineries must be repainting and raised the gas prices. Well they must be re-furnishing the CEO offices, upgrading the rest rooms, adding snack bars, and repaving the parking lots also. $.74/gal rise since 9/1 
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Doing OK here. 87 is 3.79 to 3.85.I know I mentioned the other day that the SoCal refineries must be repainting and raised the gas prices. Well they must be re-furnishing the CEO offices, upgrading the rest rooms, adding snack bars, and repaving the parking lots also. $.74/gal rise since 9/1
"Oil Price Information Service reports that several local refineries are undergoing unplanned maintenance as fuel inventories are at their lowest levels in a decade, which caused Los Angeles wholesale gas prices to rise sharply this week," said Doug Shupe, the Automobile Club of Southern California's corporate communications and programs manager.I know I mentioned the other day that the SoCal refineries must be repainting and raised the gas prices. Well they must be re-furnishing the CEO offices, upgrading the rest rooms, adding snack bars, and repaving the parking lots also. $.74/gal rise since 9/1
Gas from 3.29 to 4.09 here. Must be really nice break rooms going in
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Well, I saved my pennies and I saved my dimes (Giddy up, giddy up 409)
For I knew there would be a time (Giddy up, giddy up 409)
When I would buy a brand new 409
dukeboy440
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Only 2605?! I’m surprised it’s that low!
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Hey bartender!
May look like a postcard, but it's really from my couch looking out the window. Beautiful day today.
dukeboy440
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Sorry to hear that bud. If there’s anything we can do, please let us know.
dukeboy440
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Jealous
Yeah, Joey explained the "Reaction Score"
Like, Agree, Thanks -- each give you one point. Disagree is neutral
So the Billy Madison rules apply - "I Award You No Points, and May God Have Mercy on Your Soul."
That dumb door latch is fixed. And the power mirror switch. And plastic cover over rocker panel is off. Ya, its rough.
dukeboy440
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I think my number of disagrees is off by a favor of 100
Well...the Coffee club owns almost half of the top Reaction Scores....
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Hmmm... Fight brewing (??) 
Torqueflite 904 front clutch question.
I had my transmission apart for some repairs and I put new frictions and steels in the front drum. I noticed that when I installed the wavy snap ring that the frictions and steels were fairly snug, as in they didn't have any real clearance. I did not measure the clearance between the wavy washer...
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dukeboy440
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So what you’re saying is that this thread is reserved for the elite, best of the best. The top 1 percent of all FABO members.
Over 6,000 disagrees? Lmao. I figured i would have about as many as i have given, 51
Unconventional
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Hey now. Every once in a great while one of us makes sense.Or we just prattle on about senseless things and get a lot of reactions
Dang Frank... You're Canadian, the most agreeable people on Earth!
So, on my 92 D250 Cummins Diesel the alternator was not charging properly. Only showed 12.3 volts. So what do we do? We replace the alternator. Well same issue only 12.3 volts from the alternator. After further investigation I find that the regulator for the alternator is internal to the PCM or ECM. Apparently this is a common problem on these trucks and the PCM also controls the transmission overdrive, the speedometer, the air conditioning ,and more. I would have probably just bought a rebuilt PCM but they are unavailable. Apparently must send yours into somebody and have them rebuild it. But after some further research I found out that a guy on YouTube, interestingly enough, shows you how to repair it. So here it is I've got it apart. Ordered some capacitors for it. We'll fix it in a few days. And see if that works. Always an adventure. But that's how I like it.
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Every great adventure starts with this. It is the modern-day equivalent of "Here, hold my beer".
Looking great Mitch! You'll get it fixed I'm sure
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