Agreed .
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Ok that just takes the air right out of a guy.
Fuc brand new cheata valve body. But you might be right...
That's why I like the extra pedal option.
.To many mixed parts in the setup you have Tim.
Then that's just my unprofessional opinion.
My thoughts exactly. We do have a cabinet that may fit that void above the frig. (made by the company that made the cabinets). Either way, that wall piece needs go get moved or removed. If we do, the frig can be slid back in the hole another 3 inches making it more counter depth and there will be some better ventilation back behind it which will be easier on the unit.
And most are made overseas with poor QC, wouldn’t surprise me
Only common denominator is the valve bodyThat's why I like the extra pedal option.
To many mixed parts in the setup you have Tim.
Then that's just my unprofessional opinion.
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I'd lean toward a shelf across to support. You'll have the raw edge to deal with, which you could stain if it's solid wood, or put a piece of trim off it's press board, just to seal it up.
Other option would to be remove it all, then, if the wallpaper is just that strip, remove that bit of paper and the top board to go with a skim coat and and ceiling paint
I'd lean toward a shelf across to support. You'll have the raw edge to deal with, which you could stain if it's solid wood, or put a piece of trim off it's press board, just to seal it up.
Other option would to be remove it all, then, if the wallpaper is just that strip, remove that bit of paper and the top board to go with a skim coat and and ceiling paint
Oak. I'll see if the cabinet fits before cutting anything. That will tell me what can be done.
Research cheetah valve bodies not cheap made overseas. Made in the USA. Premium. However it has been taken apart and cleaned. So who knows if it was assembled correctly
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Adjustment is pretty easy, at least on a 727.
Measuring not so easy. Got to find someone to let you use their lift.
I haven't been able to get those stars to line up
She's back from the ankle roll last night?
It's brand new converter and just rebuild 904. Not even 20 miles on it....should be perfect
Trans failed. Replaced with new rebuild. Used original cheetah valvebody. It was new. Failed trans less then 400 miles on it. Bought new PTC Converter. Got it put back together seemed ok. Shifted fine
Now next day soft shifts and no movement after sitting a little while. Put in neutral for a minute trans will move. But still not as strong a 1 2 shift. Valve body was disassembled to clean.
@Mopar Tim
Hey Tim,
Did you have rev when It delayed forward?
Sound like a convertor drain back issue, won't move on start up but let run in neutral pumps converter full then will move and work.
Soft shifts now that we're ok earlier and drain back are both valve body issues with PR valve and convertor fill valve, bad valve body or sticking valves .
Lon
Hey Tim,
Did you have rev when It delayed forward?
Sound like a convertor drain back issue, won't move on start up but let run in neutral pumps converter full then will move and work.
Soft shifts now that we're ok earlier and drain back are both valve body issues with PR valve and convertor fill valve, bad valve body or sticking valves .
Lon
man... so day 4 of water heater fun 
On one of the pipes it had like 3 couplers from old repairs and ****, and corrosion and a small leak.. i said **** it and cut it all out and did all new so it's pretty BUT.... i was doing the little brass flange that connects it to the heater.. the solder flowed soooo perfect i was like hot damn! for some reason it makes me happy... then i realized i didn't put the ******* nut on first.. sweat it back off
All fixed now.. no leaks. but grrr knew i would forget the nut a hour before i did it too
On one of the pipes it had like 3 couplers from old repairs and ****, and corrosion and a small leak.. i said **** it and cut it all out and did all new so it's pretty BUT.... i was doing the little brass flange that connects it to the heater.. the solder flowed soooo perfect i was like hot damn! for some reason it makes me happy... then i realized i didn't put the ******* nut on first.. sweat it back off All fixed now.. no leaks. but grrr knew i would forget the nut a hour before i did it too
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