because it sure is quiet in here. I'm just taking a break before I tackle that effen rack. Update on that later.
Must be summer...
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Its a weekend, and thats my excuse. Get to go home and pull the fuel tank on the Saturn... YAY!
113F outside & 115F+ in the garage. Nothing going on unless it's an emergency.
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Matt
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I have the same response as Matt:
I don't have a GM product anymore...nothing to fix.
I don't have a GM product anymore...nothing to fix.
Nice of you to hang around despite bailing out on the brand 
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Aside from the AFM lifters dropping out on the tahoe, the only one giving fits of rage is the 22 f150. It's got a list of recalls and TSBs longer than most of my shopping lists. Youd think that by 2022 ford would've figured out how to keep windshield wiper arms from flying off a truck... yeah, nope. 
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Sorry, gang... I'm back on the road with my trailer, scouting out where I want to be for next year's total solar eclipse (the prior one in N. America (2017), had me trapped in a football stadium in Carbondale, IL, while a passing cloud knocked out all but the last 10 sec of totality.
To add insult to injury, Bill Nye 'the science guy' was on the jumbotron from a remote location telling us just how great the eclipse was. I wanted to strangle his pre-recorded ass.
This time, I plan to be in an open area where I can move if clouds are in the area.
Sadly, cloud cover obscuring eclipses is a common thing, as I learned. Like > 50% probability.
Next year's eclipse (April 8) will be the last 'total' in N. America until 2033 (and you'll have to be at the very tip-top of Alaska to see that one). The next one after that, in 2044, will only be visible in northern / western Canada. I'll be dead by then, so next year is my last real chance in N. America.
What can I say? I'm a science / astronomy geek...
To add insult to injury, Bill Nye 'the science guy' was on the jumbotron from a remote location telling us just how great the eclipse was. I wanted to strangle his pre-recorded ass.
This time, I plan to be in an open area where I can move if clouds are in the area.
Sadly, cloud cover obscuring eclipses is a common thing, as I learned. Like > 50% probability.
Next year's eclipse (April 8) will be the last 'total' in N. America until 2033 (and you'll have to be at the very tip-top of Alaska to see that one). The next one after that, in 2044, will only be visible in northern / western Canada. I'll be dead by then, so next year is my last real chance in N. America.
What can I say? I'm a science / astronomy geek...
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The reason they can't is because the Ford "think tank" is trying to figure out why the truck keeps flying off the windshield wiper arms...
Or quality is job #2? Even their CEO said they have a quality problem.
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All I have to say is my $36k colorado has all around better fit finish and quality control than that $90k f150. It's actually laughable. The things the Ford guys put up with... I really wonder how it's the best selling truck in N/A.