Did front brakes and the rear axle shaft seals
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Blazer's 85 Suburban "Twinkie"
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Looks good in the shop
That’s what I was thinking
Shop is too clean, sign of sick mind,....
My need to be clean in a shop is sometimes so bad I will put a tool away even though I'm still using it or going to need it after I get done using the one that I am using.
But it does make cleanup at the end of the day much easier cuz basically everything's put away already.
But it does make cleanup at the end of the day much easier cuz basically everything's put away already.
Same same. My OCD kicks in, then I can't find the tools I'm using, because I put them away.
Very frustrating sometimes...
You've got room for days in there!
Is this the actual christening?
As far as what ?
First time doing work in the shop, no.
Windshield changes
Air flows great, hits me in my hair. Should help with the backflow coming thru what would be the back window.
Air flows great, hits me in my hair. Should help with the backflow coming thru what would be the back window.
Shop adds, and some Twinkie mods. Trash bag and a front ammo box.
Utah plates with Olympic plates next to Bridgestone flag.
Mexican States
Canadian Provinces
USA Bicentennial plates from 1976
Utah plates with Olympic plates next to Bridgestone flag.
Mexican States
Canadian Provinces
USA Bicentennial plates from 1976
Carnage from Moab
Front driveshaft on Rusty Nail. U Joint left the chat, then the driveshaft slip would not do its thing after spending way to long replacing the U Joint.
So got to drive out in 2wd getting pulled a couple of times.
We cut the end of the splines off to see it maybe that would help and it did nothing.
Front driveshaft on Rusty Nail. U Joint left the chat, then the driveshaft slip would not do its thing after spending way to long replacing the U Joint.
So got to drive out in 2wd getting pulled a couple of times.
We cut the end of the splines off to see it maybe that would help and it did nothing.
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Another trophy you seem to be good at busting drive shafts.
I was bummed we couldn’t get it back together for you but we definitely put in the effort.
Yeah me too
Found some grease packets going to be an addition to the tool box.
Will make the next process a lot faster
I ordered a few tools to hopefully make u joint replacement a little easier and I also bought two different small squeeze tubes of grease.
This right here is the U-joint king. Best tool I've ever used for getting one out and back in. All you even need for n the C it's self. Don't need any of the rings and adapters.
Screwdriver and channys for the rings,and preferably an impact to run it, but a ratchet will do.
And your set
Screwdriver and channys for the rings,and preferably an impact to run it, but a ratchet will do.
And your set
