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In Internet slang, a troll (/ˈtroʊl/, /ˈtrɒl/) is a person who sows discord on the Internet by starting arguments or upsetting people, by posting inflammatory,[1] extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community (such as a newsgroup, forum, chat room, or blog) with the intent of...

Explain to me how your justified talking to people this way...

That's funny, guys like you are why I left it

These are a spare set of what I used. I have a lot of spares now. Are they "special" enough? Also made sure I had the starter bracket, first I've ever seen/used. My old #141 never had one.

Everyone in there own life has someone that they deal with, daily, that knows everything. For me, that guy is my someone, happens to be my father. Rather than argue, I left him do his stupid $hit, only thing is this time it was captured on video

Not sure, might need a shim.

Yup

Hence the small stroke... I thought my screaming starter cracked the block

I have a special camera, use it at work too. I had a small stroke yesterday when I thought it was leaking coolant from the starter... Turns out it was fuel coming from the manager, bad seal on the filter. I laughed about it after.

Or, if I'm pulling my 5th wheel, 0-60 in 60 seconds

Its my old man's shop, had nearly everything I guy could want /need. The starter is only a month or two old. Started the truck maybe 5 times before the piston cracked.

I'm going to try the koko anyway since the IP was never moved, assuming it's in the correct spot now, and was before when it ran

Nevermind, found it. I don't have a scan tool, can I try the koko anyway?

I did with clear line, zero bubbles What's this koko test?

Need help guys My P0251 & P0370 will not go away. Instant they are erased they're back. Put 2 cycle in the fuel, no air in the fuel (confirmed by the clear return line), getting 4.5-5.5psi at the FFM at idle. No leaks. Doesn't start great, seems like air is getting in somewhere

Haven't edited this yet, but here I am fighting with it

Ooh I definitely fought with it. But once it's on and holding under pressure, you're laughing. The metal coil in it makes things interesting