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So I've come to the conclusion that my 2000 chevy silverado has eaten the clutches in the transfer case. The rear end too. I'm wondering what you on bitog would do. Let me start off by saying I am fully capable of going Either direction With this.I am an base certified mechanic, But I am lazy...

Originally Posted By: goodtimes I wonder if I am the only one that all this scares the H out of them. People walking around, people I don't know at all, with .380 weapons, wondering if they are effective enough. Totally scares the H out of me, makes me want to stay near home, which is not...

Anyone know of a reasonable place to get it done? I have a snap on tqfr100a 3/8 torque wrench and today the it feels like its full of rocks. I need it, as I now maintain ambulances... Close to mn would be preferable, but I'll ship it if the price isn't bad

Unlimited lifetime bumper to bumper warranty? Cash back? KIA made it right with my soul with the difference in fuel economy+ 15%. Its great news for me, I have always wanted a tdi... Stuff that v10 into a Audi s6

My condolences. If I remember you haven't had that too long. I rember that BoS sticker on the side and it made me laugh. Those are tough cars but that could have been way worse. Save the fun bits and take the insurance money and get a new one. What do you think caused the downshift

Yeah its got an auto 4wd

Update: I just lifted the truck off the ground and all four tires spin... kind of. The rears are normal sans locking action The fronts will spin and they have differential action if one side is held. However if they are both held the wheels won't spin and neither will the drive shaft...

The front axle is fine, the actuator is fine and the xfer case does high and low. What else is there? I guess I'll start with the switch, as its the only kinda broken thing

My 00 silvarado is used to tow, get stuff from home depot, and as a back up for me and my gf. Its a good truck, has a rebuilt trans that shifts smooth and plenty of power, but 4wd won't engage. On top of that the g80 won't lock up, but thats another problem The 4wd switch works well enough to...

Although my new truck was a good buy, to replace my ageing jeep grand, and has 2-3 times the utility, my old grand was much better in the snow The po put 200 lbs back there previously, in my short box regular cab. Ymmv

Originally Posted By: vssjim What i found works good to check wheel bearings is with tires off ground car in neutral grab two coils on the spring and try to compress with one hand and rotate tire as good as possible and any roughness will transfer to your hand it has never failed me in many...

I have a "cordless drill" old optmia, 2k inverter, and a 20' extension

Sounds like a bad master/slave to me

I'm looking at A new set of tires, 31x10.5 r15, for my Jeep Wrangler. What I'm looking for is something that can be driven to the state forest, Used there, And then Driven home on As well as driving throughout the week.They have to deal well with ice and snow, and not so much mud I've narrowed...

How do you like the bike? I'm planning on getting a newer adventure bike eventually, and one of those with some 70/30s would make for a good looking and useful at bike

But jeeps don't have a pcv system, they have a ccv system. There is no valve, just a fresh air in and a metered orifice out. Essentially a restricted draft tube. Its almost identical to the older modified cars with the breather filter, except the filtered air comes from the air box and isn't as...

Rim repair can be done, but for something that common, I just get a good used one from car-part. It is usually cheaper and if the others have minor rash it will match, and not stand out like a reman'd wheel would. Crv, rav4, forester... they may all be ugly... to some... but they are like...

It seems that some of the Hollywood is true, the scenes with the 30 something kids walking in on the mom and dad, and realizing that they have a more vibrant sex life.that seems to be more true than not, however there are relationships without much passion, just ask the Norwegians

I have day glo orange and grey snap on. Easy to see

Not a drill, but cordless sawzalls are great for trimming stuff on larger properties My cordless impact can do 700 ft lbs for 40 to 60 tires before swapping packs Cordless is actually great for the homeowner interested in repair and upkeep. There are downsides with batteries, but for the most...