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Recent content by denata

  1. denata

    4L80E Transmission Question-

    Have you checked the oil in the differential, transfer case and transmission, looking for metal shavings?
  2. denata

    4L80E Transmission Question-

    Is this observed in OD mode only? Does the grinding noise disappear when switching from 4th to 3rd gear? In D mode, after acceleration, release the pedal - is there a grinding noise?
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    My new garage.

    With monolithic concrete, this is how reinforcement is made - and then. concrete. Here, the finished masonry of cellular concrete blocks is reinforced. Without armored belts, lower and upper, it can crack, Therefore, according to the technology of laying walls from cellular blocks, it is...
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    My new garage.

    I walled up the reinforcement in the armored belt, 3/8 seemed thin to me, I used 1/2 steel reinforcement. Ffirst filling the groove with concrete mortar, then sinking the reinforcement into it.
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    My new garage.

    Milled channels for the reinforced concrete belt. Concrete will be poured into the channels and 3/8 reinforcement will be laid. The reinforcement will be in the first low row and in the last top row.
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    Vegetable Gardens

    Floods occur every 10-15 years. The water rose more than 10 feet
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    Vegetable Gardens

    The garden is located near the river Chulman, literally 30 steps away. Along the river is the best quality soil, the tallest trees and the densest vegetation.
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    New Injection Pump Shelf Life

    It's all simple there, you can handle it. The eyes are afraid, but the hands do it.
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    New Injection Pump Shelf Life

    To assemble the electronic part of the stand, you will need a 12V battery. A 5V voltage stabilizer microcircuit of the 7805 type, a 10kOhm resistor, FSD with a radiator and a wiring harness, several pieces of wire, a soldering iron, and insulating cambric tubes. Optionally - a multimeter, an...
  10. denata

    Vegetable Gardens

    Plowed up an abandoned vegetable garden for potatoes.
  11. denata

    New Injection Pump Shelf Life

    Pump cam sensor signal - this signal will control the FSD on the bench. Fig. 1 These are the pump contacts.
  12. denata

    New Injection Pump Shelf Life

    The pump has two built-in optical sensors, low resolution and high resolution. No external sensors need to be connected. The one built into the pump is used. An open collector is a type of electrical output where the presence of a signal is a low voltage, and the absence of a signal is a high...
  13. denata

    New Injection Pump Shelf Life

    To open the FSD, I used a signal from a low-resolution optical sensor. The sensor output is of the open collector type, it needs to be pulled up through a 10kOhm resistor to +5 V.
  14. denata

    New Injection Pump Shelf Life

    It is necessary to assemble a small electronic circuit to control the FSD and rotate the pump with a drill.
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