02 sensor, truck side harness
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Yeah, its not the muddy feet thing being the issue - laying in it isn't anyone's favorite time. Usually take a small tarp with me, and been lucky - there was a full sheet of plywood sitting nearby - that makes it way easier,
But if its standing water, I'm not doing it. I gotta draw a line somewhere
I think I can make my own bracket from the picture - I'm pretty good at bending sheet steel, just need to figure out where to attach it to the trans. It looks like 18 gauge, I should have a piece of that laying around looking for a job.
But if its standing water, I'm not doing it. I gotta draw a line somewhere
I think I can make my own bracket from the picture - I'm pretty good at bending sheet steel, just need to figure out where to attach it to the trans. It looks like 18 gauge, I should have a piece of that laying around looking for a job.
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Yeah, its not the muddy feet thing being the issue - laying in it isn't anyone's favorite time. Usually take a small tarp with me, and been lucky - there was a full sheet of plywood sitting nearby - that makes it way easier,
But if its standing water, I'm not doing it. I gotta draw a line somewhere
I think I can make my own bracket from the picture - I'm pretty good at bending sheet steel, just need to figure out where to attach it to the trans. It looks like 18 gauge, I should have a piece of that laying around looking for a job.
But if its standing water, I'm not doing it. I gotta draw a line somewhere
I think I can make my own bracket from the picture - I'm pretty good at bending sheet steel, just need to figure out where to attach it to the trans. It looks like 18 gauge, I should have a piece of that laying around looking for a job.
In all reality, if there is something convenient to zip-tie the harness to, to keep it out of harms way, that would be adequate to the task.
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Yeah, its not the muddy feet thing being the issue - laying in it isn't anyone's favorite time. Usually take a small tarp with me, and been lucky - there was a full sheet of plywood sitting nearby - that makes it way easier,
But if its standing water, I'm not doing it. I gotta draw a line somewhere
I think I can make my own bracket from the picture - I'm pretty good at bending sheet steel, just need to figure out where to attach it to the trans. It looks like 18 gauge, I should have a piece of that laying around looking for a job.
But if its standing water, I'm not doing it. I gotta draw a line somewhere
I think I can make my own bracket from the picture - I'm pretty good at bending sheet steel, just need to figure out where to attach it to the trans. It looks like 18 gauge, I should have a piece of that laying around looking for a job.
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This was about all the adventure I signed up for today... In and out of the jyard in 40 minutes - that should take care of the PO just ripping off the vent actuator...
They didn't have anything accessible that still had a trans in it, so I was out of luck with getting my hands on a bracket today.
