Recent content by fozzdesy2001

Slime has never caused any problems with steel or aluminum rims when I have used it in my equipment. Slime simply works if the hole is not on the side wall or too big. Buy it and use it if you need to read about Slime 5 Slime Tire Sealant Myths Busted!

Explain why Slime is the worst? I have used Slime in tractor, truck, cars and mowers tires over the years, and if it could be plugged, this did it every time. Lady at work pulled a nail out of her tire, put in a quart size of Slime added air then drove the car for 6 months until she got 4 new tires

Slime is the best Slime 2-in-1 Tire and Tube Sealant

Pictures, sorry for the blurry ones, shaft is 3/4 OD part that broke is only 1/2 splined new pump is going on tomorrow with new hoss and filter.

Pictures once the old one comes out, waiting on correct and better line wrenches.

OK, I'm stupid "Sag" means Saginaw Pump:oops: . I like it being a fluke because it is (was originally) a Saginaw Pump. Thank you. Hope the new one lasts as long

I do not know what the definition of "Sag" is. Please let me know, it sounds important. You can buy just the pump and reuse the reservoir. I bought one with the reservoir installed

It has a serpentine belt spring tensioner with all parts in good condition belt has no cracks or splits, the idler spins smooth and quiet, spring moves and provides plenty of belt tension. Google said turning and breaking is too much together for the pulley shaft. When this happened, no breaking...

Has anyone ever had a power steering pump pulley shaft snap? This happened leaving my truck without power steering or brakes because the power steering pump is the brake booster, GM's Hydro-boost. I have had pumps fail from a blown hose or seal, causing them to run dry and destroy themselves...

The amount of stuff he finds in the oil passages, WOW feel sorry for the owner

WOW!! Glad you're OK. Rifle got a severe proof test. Friend loads 45ACP and did the opposite NO powder! Thankfully, he was shooting a semiauto so no second shot reload. The primer had enough power to send the bullet down the barrel to completely block it, but not enough to cycle the action.

So how many times has anyone used a 3/8 ratchet to over 125 ft pounds of force turning a bolt? It costs more to make a quick release, more parts, and more machining

Wish Icon made some in quick-release because they are the only type of ratchets I like

WRX and CVT should not be together; it's just wrong:devilish:

It's a grocery getter like most 4-door trucks. Only a truck by name, not practicality