Tom Lawrence
From : wort
Q: the compressor should be clicking on and off at a rate determined by the ambient temperature. whats the high side pressure surfersabo wrote thank you all very much for the comments!!! you have all been very helpful to me. i think transurgeon sees what im afraid of with the low funds comment. according to the mechanic i have a leak and it must be in the evaporator because he looked everywhere else. it could be true. it is just a very expensive repair and i would like to feel very secure that i am replacing the right part. i appreciate the section where people debated about the cost of the tools. i just measured the low side pressure with the ac system running and it was doing the following the compressor would click on and the reading would drop down to about 20 then it would click off and the pressure would rise back up to about 45. the compressor is clicking on and off every five seconds or so. is this how the guy knows i have a leak again i really appreciate the help in learning about this. .
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From : gene ya fooking idiot
i took some picutres of the rust spots see how nice they look on a new truck http//photobucket.com/albums/a24/yonzie/ .
From : wort
what kind of gas mileage does it get .
From : tom lawrence
maybe who would win fight between moose and squirrel or the atomic weight of upsidasium i think moose but im rooting for squirrel. is upsidasium heavier than unobtanium .
From : dale yonz
roy@home.net wrote 8vfapv83k9prbm75e2pcce2e7lguva4gob@4ax.com mac davis mac.davis@comcast.net wrote on tue 21 oct 2003 001156 gmt ron s. rwsulli@nospamearthlink.net wrote it is very obvious that tom is a professional and a gentleman also. every time there is a problem he is there with a no nonsense answer unlike some of the people that get into a flaming match that has no bearing on anything. my our highest thanks go out to you tom. ron that surly sounds like tom to me! *wiping coffee of keyboard* i thought you were referring to tbone yonzie wtf!! where the hell ya been you have the sf list dont ya roy farming kind of has been a downer had a very hot and dry summer for the 2nd year. poor yields along with poor grain prices makes for a tough year. then the mad cow issue hit canada in may. but things will be better next year ive been checking up you guys now and then just absorbing all the info i think the last person on the stupid f list was dd the dearranged dragon yonzie .
From : dale yonz
fatchance@noway.now wrote 8vfapv83k9prbm75e2pcce2e7lguva4gob@4ax.com mac davis mac.davis@comcast.net wrote on tue 21 oct 2003 001156 gmt ron s. rwsulli@nospamearthlink.net wrote it is very obvious that tom is a professional and a gentleman also. every time there is a problem he is there with a no nonsense answer unlike some of the people that get into a flaming match that has no bearing on anything. my our highest thanks go out to you tom. ron that surly sounds like tom to me! *wiping coffee of keyboard* i thought you were referring to tbone yonzie you must have been gone longer than i thought to think that the regulars would have anything nice to say about me lol/ deep down in their hearts they still like you they are just playing with your mind yonzie .
From : beekeep
on fri 24 oct 2003 002516 -0600 dale yonz dyonz@hotmail.com wrote fatchance@noway.now wrote 8vfapv83k9prbm75e2pcce2e7lguva4gob@4ax.com mac davis mac.davis@comcast.net wrote on tue 21 oct 2003 001156 gmt ron s. rwsulli@nospamearthlink.net wrote it is very obvious that tom is a professional and a gentleman also. every time there is a problem he is there with a no nonsense answer unlike some of the people that get into a flaming match that has no bearing on anything. my our highest thanks go out to you tom. ron that surly sounds like tom to me! *wiping coffee of keyboard* i thought you were referring to tbone yonzie you must have been gone longer than i thought to think that the regulars would have anything nice to say about me lol/ deep down in their hearts they still like you they are just playing with your mind yonzie yeah were playing golf with it. beekeep .
From : beekeep
on wed 17 aug 2005 092818 gmt honeybs@radix.net beekeep wrote on mon 15 aug 2005 153718 gmt wort none@today.ca wrote thanks for the advice on the windshield washers. they are working fine now. regards wayne washers i didnt know the windshield was bolted/screwed in. beekeep sure they are beats having to strap down a couple of hispanics to do the chore .
From : ron s
it is very obvious that tom is a professional and a gentleman also. every time there is a problem he is there with a no nonsense answer unlike some of the people that get into a flaming match that has no bearing on anything. my our highest thanks go out to you tom. ron .
From : leopoldo gamero divastotom lawrence
i am gatering any kind of information technical data maintenance tip etc. about this truck dakota 97 .
From : tom lawrence
thanks guys... i know at least a few people just spewed coffee all over their monitors but its appreciated nonetheless. .
From : denny
thanks guys... i know at least a few people just spewed coffee all over their monitors but its appreciated nonetheless. cough-cough vbg denny .
From : tim miser
id like to second that! tom is our hero! -tim p.s. - trying to hold back the coffee spewage. ; it is very obvious that tom is a professional and a gentleman also. every time there is a problem he is there with a no nonsense answer unlike some of the people that get into a flaming match that has no bearing on anything. my our highest thanks go out to you tom. ron .
From : mac davis
on tue 21 oct 2003 001156 gmt ron s. rwsulli@nospamearthlink.net wrote it is very obvious that tom is a professional and a gentleman also. every time there is a problem he is there with a no nonsense answer unlike some of the people that get into a flaming match that has no bearing on anything. my our highest thanks go out to you tom. ron that surly sounds like tom to me! *wiping coffee of keyboard* .
From : beekeep
on tue 21 oct 2003 001156 gmt ron s. rwsulli@nospamearthlink.net wrote it is very obvious that tom is a professional and a gentleman also. every time there is a problem he is there with a no nonsense answer unlike some of the people that get into a flaming match that has no bearing on anything. my our highest thanks go out to you tom. ron while id have to agree that he is the most knowlegable person in here when it comes to dodge trucks hes not much on judging characture. beekeep .
From : curmudgeon
some people aint much at spelling it either. while id have to agree that he is the most knowlegable person in here when it comes to dodge trucks hes not much on judging characture. beekeep .
From : gary glaenzer
on tue 21 oct 2003 001156 gmt ron s. rwsulli@nospamearthlink.net wrote it is very obvious that tom is a professional and a gentleman also. every time there is a problem he is there with a no nonsense answer unlike some of the people that get into a flaming match that has no bearing on anything. my our highest thanks go out to you tom. ron while id have to agree that he is the most knowlegable person in here when it comes to dodge trucks hes not much on judging characture. spell-checker on the fritz again eh .
From : robbo
i beg to differ granted hes knowledgeable however at times a gentleman is far from him. i happen to recall a post where he told me basically to incinerate myself when i wanted to torch my ram and all this was done without me offering him no ill will at all! must be i struck a raw nerve when i threatened to damage a dodge! it is very obvious that tom is a professional and a gentleman also. every time there is a problem he is there with a no nonsense answer unlike some of the people that get into a flaming match that has no bearing on anything. my our highest thanks go out to you tom. ron .
From : beekeep
on tue 21 oct 2003 164731 gmt gary glaenzer nobulltrans@mchsi.com wrote on tue 21 oct 2003 001156 gmt ron s. rwsulli@nospamearthlink.net wrote it is very obvious that tom is a professional and a gentleman also. every time there is a problem he is there with a no nonsense answer unlike some of the people that get into a flaming match that has no bearing on anything. my our highest thanks go out to you tom. ron while id have to agree that he is the most knowlegable person in here when it comes to dodge trucks hes not much on judging characture. spell-checker on the fritz again eh no it looks like you caught it. beekeep dont need no damn spell checker their all over the net. .
From : robbo
i stand corrected...he did! i beg to differ granted hes knowledgeable however at times a gentleman is far from him. i happen to recall a post where he told me basically to incinerate myself when i wanted to torch my ram and all this was done without me offering him no ill will at all! must be i struck a raw nerve when i threatened to damage a dodge! but he told you in a gentlemanly way. .
From : tboneroy
not with the 1500. i have a 97 1500 with the 5 speed and have no complaints with the trans other than a significantly reduced towing capacity but it appears that they corrected that problem. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving just a 4.7 in a 1500. i dont believe you can get a hemi with a stick. i am considering a new full size four door doge ram 4x4. i would like it with a manual 5 speed. if anyone out there has a set-up like this could you give me some feed back as to how the gas mileage is how stiff the clutch may be how reliable it has been and if you have enjoyed it so far. thanks; which engine hemi or cummins and you are talking a 2500 or bigger with these engines. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .
From : roy
i beg to differ granted hes knowledgeable however at times a gentleman is far from him. i happen to recall a post where he told me basically to incinerate myself when i wanted to torch my ram and all this was done without me offering him no ill will at all! must be i struck a raw nerve when i threatened to damage a dodge! but he told you in a gentlemanly way. .
From : tbonetim miser
and you didnt answer the question. i never asked how you drove it i asked how parts subject various types of wear could be warrantied. they cannot. what a load of crap! every part of the truck is subject to various types of wear including the paint. by your reasoning nothing should or could be warrantied. if toy mazda and mercedes want to warranty those parts it the choice of the corporate leadership. . .its also not cost effective. if the parts are reliable there is no substantial risk in putting them under the vehicle warranty. the fact that they seem to gain market share every year in their classes shows that it is very much cost effective. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .
From : tim miser
i beg to differ granted hes knowledgeable however at times a gentleman is far from him. i happen to recall a post where he told me basically to incinerate myself when i wanted to torch my ram and all this was done without me offering him no ill will at all! must be i struck a raw nerve when i threatened to damage a dodge! the tone of your message seems to suggest that you feel that toms advice to you was incorrect. i dont understand how you could possible think that since you obviously didnt follow his advice. ; .
From : tbone
8vfapv83k9prbm75e2pcce2e7lguva4gob@4ax.com mac davis mac.davis@comcast.net wrote on tue 21 oct 2003 001156 gmt ron s. rwsulli@nospamearthlink.net wrote it is very obvious that tom is a professional and a gentleman also. every time there is a problem he is there with a no nonsense answer unlike some of the people that get into a flaming match that has no bearing on anything. my our highest thanks go out to you tom. ron that surly sounds like tom to me! *wiping coffee of keyboard* i thought you were referring to tbone yonzie you must have been gone longer than i thought to think that the regulars would have anything nice to say about me lol/ -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .
From : dale yonz
mac davis mac.davis@comcast.net wrote on tue 21 oct 2003 001156 gmt ron s. rwsulli@nospamearthlink.net wrote it is very obvious that tom is a professional and a gentleman also. every time there is a problem he is there with a no nonsense answer unlike some of the people that get into a flaming match that has no bearing on anything. my our highest thanks go out to you tom. ron that surly sounds like tom to me! *wiping coffee of keyboard* i thought you were referring to tbone yonzie .
From : roy
8vfapv83k9prbm75e2pcce2e7lguva4gob@4ax.com mac davis mac.davis@comcast.net wrote on tue 21 oct 2003 001156 gmt ron s. rwsulli@nospamearthlink.net wrote it is very obvious that tom is a professional and a gentleman also. every time there is a problem he is there with a no nonsense answer unlike some of the people that get into a flaming match that has no bearing on anything. my our highest thanks go out to you tom. ron that surly sounds like tom to me! *wiping coffee of keyboard* i thought you were referring to tbone yonzie wtf!! where the hell ya been you have the sf list dont ya roy .
From : tbone
tbone fatchance@noway.now wrote 8vfapv83k9prbm75e2pcce2e7lguva4gob@4ax.com mac davis mac.davis@comcast.net wrote on tue 21 oct 2003 001156 gmt ron s. rwsulli@nospamearthlink.net wrote it is very obvious that tom is a professional and a gentleman also. every time there is a problem he is there with a no nonsense answer unlike some of the people that get into a flaming match that has no bearing on anything. my our highest thanks go out to you tom. ron that surly sounds like tom to me! *wiping coffee of keyboard* i thought you were referring to tbone yonzie you must have been gone longer than i thought to think that the regulars would have anything nice to say about me lol/ deep down in their hearts they still like you they are just playing with your mind yonzie nice of you to say but i wouldnt bet on that one. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving .