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Does the army surplus place do it on broad before pataskala?

If your near a auto store most lend out a bleeding vacuum kit for free. Put the hose on, open the system and pump until you get fluid then close it back up and disconnect.

I bought a buddy one of these a few years back and he loves it. I almost wish I had bought myself one at the time and they were under $500.

Can I count you in Paul?

Whos up for a manhunt?

Cheap dinner somewhere?

How old do you need to be to apply?

Dont know how or why but they started working again and seem to be fine. If its a fluke then I am sure it will be a matter of time before they go out again. Thanks to everyone especially cordell who was willing to stop over and give me a hand tonight.

I have every light except brakes. 3rd light doesnt work either. I hooked up a trailer and the brake lights work on it. Whats the chances of both boards and 3rd light being bad at the same time? I bought some new bulbs and that didnt fix anything. Pulled every minifuse in both boxes and everything appears good.

My diagnostic skills are very limited.

Can she keep her mouth shut or does my dude need to worry about her falling in love and come calling?

I hope this is easy as w are down to one vehicle at the moment. 2002 olds bravada. I have every light working but my brake lights. Checked every fuse, no relays appear to be associated with brake lights. Replaced brake light switch as I figured it had to be that. Has what appears to be factory trailer hitch and I assume factory wiring harness for trailer(dont know if this wiring could have anything to do with it). Checked all bulbs. Any ideas where to even begin?

Looking for a cheap flatscreen for a kids room, something around 32" or bigger. It would be awesome if it comes with a wall mount but not necessary as long as it at least has a base. Let me know what you have thanks.

I had Aj quote me on several floors and the price was the determining factor. Its a great product they use and the work looks top notch but the price is beyond what I would ever spend on a floor. I have easily done over 100 epoxy floors and never once had an adhesion issues but then again it all comes down to prep. If you want have a nice epoxy floor and you arent looking for the shine necessarily think about a water based epoxy. They go down easy and can be recoated whenever you feel like. I have a water based epoxy floor at the shop(cost $30) it has held up great for the year its been down. I will recoat it here in a few weeks just because I like the shop floor to always look good. It will cost me another $30 and its easier than painting a wall. It is a one part water based floor epoxy comes in a paint can. There is no upkeep to this floor other than mopping. I did very little prep prior to putting it down since we only had a one year lease, I think I just scrubbed it with a brush and water and these floors were fucked prior to doing it. When my lease is up I will roll on another coat if it looks bad and the floors will look new again.

Any floor covering is susceptible to abuse but what you have described as an intended use does not sound like anything over the top. With any chemical floor covering it 100% comes down to prep. What are you major concerns, chipping, lifting, staining, fading?

Are you worried about having a nice looking floor or protecting the concrete? With any floor covering its only a matter of time until it needs redone. I applied the same epoxy you told me you were using in a heavy duty shop meaning they did everything they could to destroy it. After a few years of applying and never being cleaned I took a small section and did some cleaning to it. While it obviously didnt look new afterwards it was still in fairly good shape and despite every kind of fluid being spilled on it, it still never chipped or wore off. If you apply it correctly the floors will look good for years no matter what you do to it.

Your over thinking it.

We went to it every single night is was offered.

After looking online at post sale results I am glad I know before going and paying the $150, not to expect any real hellacious deals. I will probably still go since the fee is good til the end of the year. The few vehicles I was interested in for the public auction all have dealer only comments on them(just my luck). I dont think I will find what I am looking for this time at auction but when I am looking for cheap transportation I bet the older cars offered with higher mileage sell very fairly. Its interesting to see how mileage really changes the price dealers are paying for vehicles.

Are dealers allowed in the public auction? I seen there was a disclaimer stating some public sales vehicles might not be available to the public, any idea what that means?

I enjoy the auction myself and would prefer to get into the auction. I know the selection isnt as good as the dealer only auctions but it is what it is. I am primarily wondering if its worth it. I want to see if a $20k retail vehicle will go for $10k at auction or $19k.

I only pay cash and if the annual fee for my own bidder badge for the public auction is $150 I would just as soon pay it and get in all year. If anyone can pm me a username and password so I can see what other sales have went for I would appreciate it.

Anyone have experience with manheim ohio auctions? I am curious if there are way to many people who attend the public auctions and if there are deals to be had or if people run prices up higher than they should be. The fee to get in will keep alot of people out but I figure there is still a decent crowd for these auctions. Anyone? I would like to find some sales results if anyone has access to them. Thanks

Tell them to pull the siding off and just replace the channel. It shouldn't take them no time.

Which iPod?