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One thing you can do is just download them here. Mike is very good about that and it prevents a third party from blowing up the pictures in the thread (Photobucket suck!) @Zup You are walking up the line waiting on the ferry!

Your doing great. Those are hard parts to make

Glad you found it. That can be frustrating!

I will muddy the water, even if I shouldn't. I'm a measure twice cut once kind of person. If this were my engine, I would just remove the cover and set the chains. It's not very hard as long as you don't brake a bolt. I had to do this recently when we lost the tension on the chain. I guess I wouldn't want to end up a link or two off. Might not destroy anything but might not make good power either. It seems like the only way to know for sure at that point is to remove the front cover

I apologize for the orientation but it displays properly until I download it This is the switch disassembled. The part at the bottom of this photo has the bullet connector on it. The center copper electrode is isolated from the outside shell with a plastic sleeve Like this You can see the bottom of the sleeve in this picture. If you have continuity from the bullet connector to the hex head on the sensor then there is corrosion bridging over it or there is a crack that has formed in the isolating sleeve. Like cgsheen1 said you will need a new switch if this is the case. This switch is NLA! You would have to find a suitable replacement and it might need cleaning internally. This switch was never supposed to be serviced, so extra caution is required. It is difficult to get it disassembled and reassembled correctly

My paint supplier told me the same thing. He said I have customers with $50k booths that have more trash in their paint than you have. That is always reassuring you have succeeded in doing the best you can with what you have!

I do the same thing. I get going at the work and forget to take pictures

He has a lot of good information on his site

Then bleed both circuits!!!

The oil helps control fuel metering but the car should run oil or not. Check the float needles and the inlet screens for trash. If you fill the float bowls manually (through the vent port) will the car run for a little while?

Congrats on the color! Is this really part 55???? I think for spraying in a party tent you did really well. Trash is my biggest obstacle when spraying color.

I think in this case the use is intended to treat some health conditions. If I could use a naturally produced product to treat those symptoms over a lab developed product, I think that would be my first choice.

We had a great time! I have been posting from the hotel wifi, but I will post more when I get home on my own network. Apologies if I double post in the gallery. I will try to pick through the 300 or so pictures and not duplicate anything. It's been a good week. Beats working for sure

Today at the PCshow Mark Maras on the left Zup in the middle Matsuo San to the right at Zup's car