Oil Pan
#42
this is the seal all i am talking about. i have used it on my oil pan and my dads gas tank. so far no leaks.
http://www.eclecticproducts.com/sealall.htm
#43
That's true.A lot less salt. But where the truck spends most of it's time parked is probably more of an issue than any thing else I suppose.
You are right, it didn't work that's all I had to go with Sunday night though.
i don't think black rtv would work too good for sealing a hole in a oil pan.
this is the seal all i am talking about. i have used it on my oil pan and my dads gas tank. so far no leaks.
http://www.eclecticproducts.com/sealall.htm
this is the seal all i am talking about. i have used it on my oil pan and my dads gas tank. so far no leaks.
http://www.eclecticproducts.com/sealall.htm
You are right, it didn't work that's all I had to go with Sunday night though.
#44
We get snow every now and then.
They use some type of brine solution when we get ice (more common than snow here) and I've never seen a vehicle rusted out like that around here.
The weather does suck but it should warm up some time soon. It was 70º the other day and 2 days later it was 30º. NC has some wacky weather.
A couple years ago I was fishing on christmas day because it was 70º.
They use some type of brine solution when we get ice (more common than snow here) and I've never seen a vehicle rusted out like that around here.
The weather does suck but it should warm up some time soon. It was 70º the other day and 2 days later it was 30º. NC has some wacky weather.
A couple years ago I was fishing on christmas day because it was 70º.
#45
We get snow every now and then.
They use some type of brine solution when we get ice (more common than snow here) and I've never seen a vehicle rusted out like that around here.
The weather does suck but it should warm up some time soon. It was 70º the other day and 2 days later it was 30º. NC has some wacky weather.
A couple years ago I was fishing on christmas day because it was 70º.
They use some type of brine solution when we get ice (more common than snow here) and I've never seen a vehicle rusted out like that around here.
The weather does suck but it should warm up some time soon. It was 70º the other day and 2 days later it was 30º. NC has some wacky weather.
A couple years ago I was fishing on christmas day because it was 70º.
Just like central Oklahoma. 30º on Monday but could be 75º by Thursday and then plummet to 15º by Saturday evening. A few of years ago, I think it was in November, the temp got up to the upper-60's and inside of 3.5 hours dropped to 35º.
It's not unusual to have t-shirt weather in January here, either. Our wacky weather is due to the Gulf Stream occasionally pushing upward.
#47
the people that run the town where i live are retarded. there is tons of trucks putting salt and sand down but no trucks with plows yet. how stupid is that. i know that in spring i usually see a piles of salt and sand in the middle of some of the main streets.
#48
Heh, again, sounds like Oklahoma. The damned salt/sand trucks dump tons of that crap yet the plow stays elevated. Apparently, the driver's haven't been taught that the vehicle can both plow and drop sand/salt at the same time.
#50