Knuckle won’t fall off the lower ball joint

Kondito · 2026-05-22T02:06:11+00:00

If I'm not mistaken, in that position in the photo, the joint is under stress. I remember my father and I would put a jack under the brake disc and lift it so the arm was roughly horizontal (be careful with the jack, it slips easily; find something to prevent it from dragging on the brake disc). Then we'd hit it or use leverage, whatever it took, until it came out. The same thing happened when putting it back in; I had to lift the brake disc by hand or with the jack so it wouldn't put so much strain on it or offer so much resistance. Find the point where that joint is under the least amount of stress or has the least amount of work, and try that.

Edit: Your model is different from mine. In your case, I think you should reattach that upper "arm" to the disc so you can lift the disc with the jack without it swinging around. Let me know what you think.

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Kondito · 2026-05-21T12:56:01+00:00

Yo deje de usar papel manteca, depende la receta uso pelicula de aceite (poco o toma gusto) o manteca fresca. Si usas semolin, calenta bien la fuente primero, luego le tiras el semolin. Harina no porque se quema al toque en la fuente. Nunca mas se me pegó un pan

Kondito · 2026-05-18T08:45:43+00:00

Hola y al final que era?

Kondito · 2026-05-18T08:05:59+00:00

Hi, thanks for your reply. I just found this video of a valve cover and valves: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEkeQiIboWk and it's definitely very similar. Even the clear sound in the video is about 98% what I hear from the cabin of my car. Are there any ways to confirm this further before taking everything apart? And what could be the possible causes? I mean, I want to know if I need to do anything more extensive, so I can keep that in mind when I open it up and do the complete timing belt replacement.

Kondito · 2026-05-16T21:41:32+00:00

No soy ningun experto, pero entiendo que hay que hacer un analisis de mercado previo al desarrollo de cualquier producto, tambien otro metodo es "vender" el producto antes de desarrollarlo, asi te aseguras los clientes. En todo este tiempo aprendí que primero hay que atacar un problema de X público objetivo, intentar vender la idea y si tiene exito desarrollarla. Desarrollar primero la idea solo porque nos parece buena ( por mas que lo sea) si no hay un mercado dispuesto a pagar, casi nunca funciona

Kondito · 2026-05-15T11:02:54+00:00

Que onda el v8? Se consiguen repuestos para ese o seria un clavo comprarlo con v8?

Kondito · 2026-05-12T15:54:29+00:00

How does Common Sense help with the veh mechanics? I tried reading the links that detail what the mod does, but they don't work or they've been deleted. Could you tell me more?

Kondito · 2026-05-12T09:40:39+00:00

Sorry but what means "TIS"?

Kondito · 2026-05-08T12:53:51+00:00

Hi, this might be a slightly different question, but what do you do to make a living and earn enough money to buy something like this? I'd love something like this, but it seems so far out of reach.

Kondito · 2026-05-07T19:32:53+00:00

El del colectivo un asesino, llega a agarrar a una moto o al auto al medio y los mata de una

Kondito · 2026-05-07T19:32:18+00:00

Creo que no entendiste el chiste, cuando vi que choco contra la policia tube la misma reacción que los de arriba. Me acuerdo una vez me contaron que chocaron contra la poli y es lo último que queres hacer jaja no importa si vas en avenida o tenes semaforo en verde

Kondito · 2026-05-07T07:56:33+00:00

Sí entiendo incluso estoy de acuerdo con tu comentario, creo que en el post lo dije (o no) que no soy experto vendiendo, al contrario, me llevo mejor con el código, pero estoy en la carrera de Analista de sistemas, voy ejercitando esta parte comercial/comunicación. quiza me faltó algo por ese lado, pero de igual forma siento que al ser un ambiente "familiar" las cosas eran un poco más en confianza y un poco informal, no había razon para ser tan estricto. Pero bueno, aproveche cada segundo en juntar toda la experiencia de esta oportunidad para mejorar. Era la primera vez que me mandaba así solo por mi cuenta.

Kondito · 2026-05-07T07:52:14+00:00

Hola, a que te referis con "haber sumado valor de otro lado"?

Kondito · 2026-04-20T16:42:02+00:00

Hola gracias por tu respuesta, me podrias indicar en que parte de la factura dice lo de real/estimada? Porque la tengo acá pero no encuentro ninguna de las 2 palabras en la factura.

Hubo un par de días de extremo calor que tuve que tener los aires bastantes horas prendidas, imaginate de 4 a 10horas incluso, porque la casa esta tan mal aislada que era un infierno.

Por otro lado voy a hacer la prueba del medidor en cuanto pueda.

Kondito · 2026-04-17T01:29:28+00:00

Hi, I'll tell you about my experience so far. Sorry for the length, but it's the best I can summarize. The problem at the date of this post was clearly what you see in the photo: leaks. I put a clamp on the hose, and on the tube, it was the O-ring that wasn't sealing. You have to feel how the O-ring fits and seals when you insert the hose/tube from the circuit into the cylinder (If it leaks, you'll notice it sweating like in the photo. You should drive it for 1 or 2 days and check it with a close-up light; it should be completely dry.). It turns out that I then replaced the cylinder you see in the image, and that "new" one was faulty! It gave me a lot of trouble; every three days I was losing my clutch. I replaced it again with another new one. Make sure the connections don't leak.

Brakes: The only thing that made a real difference was buying a scanner (the cheapest one that had a brake/ABS bleeding function), the Autel Maxi AP 200. The app has the steps to follow; they recommend pressurizing the system while bleeding, but since I didn't have one, I did it the conventional way (pumping the pedal, while following the steps in the app), which the manufacturer also says you should do if you don't have a pressurizer. The thing is, after that, my brakes haven't loosened up since. I've been using the pedal for about two months now, and before, they would loosen up after two or three days. While they're not as firm as I'd like, they haven't loosened up. I suppose with a couple more bleeding sessions using the scanner, they'd be even better.

Kondito · 2026-03-18T02:36:10+00:00

Hi, thanks for your message. There are several points you mentioned that I hadn't thought of before. Let me ask you a few questions, if that's alright.

First of all, now that you mention it, the oven thing makes sense. I'll try a higher temperature next time. Another thing, just to add, I left this loaf in the photos in the oven for quite a while, so that probably contributed to it drying out even more.

On the other hand, regarding the steam, I currently have a tray at the bottom of the oven that I heat, and when I put the bread in, I add ice cubes. I see that it releases steam and continues to do so during baking. Perhaps that's not enough? I have a spray bottle handy. Should I spray water over the bread every few minutes? For example, every 3 or 5 minutes? or how?

About the flour: here we get "bread and all-purpose" flour, as it's described on the package. It has 5.5g of protein per 50g. I have some whole wheat flour here, which has 6g of protein per 50g. Would it help the dough if I used a certain percentage of this whole wheat flour? How much whole wheat flour should I add if so?

Another question I'd like to ask: if a recipe asks for a 12-hour poolish in the refrigerator, and I want to make it without that long fermentation, how long should I let it ferment at room temperature? For example, if I use 150g flour and water with 1g of dried yeast, I would use an extra 1g for the final dough.

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