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I'm a mechanic/welder/fabricator at a rubber factory. Protecting my hands is just second nature. So yea, but it depends on how nasty the... -
No bitch mittens here
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About 2001 one of the guys in the shop got mechanix gloves. Pat my boss who I worked for from 1985 until about 2001, he looked at them...
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And a trick to break these type of gloves in easier is spray some brake cleaner on the rubber part and rub your hands like a bar of...
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My hands dry out and crack very easily which becomes painful and harder to work with. Here is the ones I use I love them. They will get...
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Gloves for me when possible. I came across a knit glove with rubber dipping on the hand print side very comfy and protective but still...
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Shouldn't be intake or oil press sending unit. Those usually run on the bottom surface of the head. Either residual or valve cover.
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I'm considering adding a remote start module to the 89 burban. I'd prefer it to be a packaged solution to include an entry alarm. I...
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Chrome reverse, or stock with beauty rings and and baby moons are nice enough, and no one needs a loan. -
Truck82 replied to the thread Thread sealant on header bolts?.I just replaced the valve covers and gasket so I think I can rule that one out. Could still be possible. It’s happened to me before.
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The oil leak is running down from the valve cover.
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Valve cover leak or someone ram rodded too long of a bolt in possibly, but I doubt that would hit oil.
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Absolutely- sitting in a Les Scwaub recently with a daily driver tire repair, I can’t believe the amount of cheesy wheels in catalogs...
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Texas is doing away with the safety inspection next year. We don't have emissions for them anyways but I still think a basic safety...
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Always anti-seize on the bolts. Ways to keep them tight: Frequent retorque Bolts that have cam locks Washers with fold over tabs Drill...
