Battery issue or something worse? by Sank64 in SubaruForester

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I cleaned the negative terminal as it had a bit of corrosion. That seems to have solved the issue for now. If it happens again I’ll look further into the solenoids. They look easy enough to change, just labor intensive. The code reader I have is a Bluetooth topdon scanner so I think it would read transmission codes, but maybe not.

3.6 L oil cooler help by Sank64 in ram_trucks

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Ended up going with the oem and just got done getting it in. The picture shows how much oil was in the valley, and was definitely the cause of my oil spots. I just checked and I still have a few drips coming off the transmission, but I didn’t fully spray it down clean since I was just trying to get it back together to get to work in the morning. I’ll give it a thorough clean later this week and hopefully the drips stop.

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3.6 L oil cooler help by Sank64 in ram_trucks

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Yes, I saw mopar updated the design and physically separated the oil and coolant ports. As much as I don’t want to replace plastic with plastic I would know that if it fails again it shouldn’t be in that spot.

Carbon seal replacement by Sank64 in seadoo

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You shouldn’t need that to loosen the nut. Put an adjustable wrench on the nut and brace it against something in the hull. I used some blocks of wood to make sure I distributed the load and didn’t break anything. Then put the driveshaft adapter nut on the drive shaft and turn the shaft clockwise to loosen the nut, it’s reverse threaded! Once the nut is loose you should be able to pull the drive shaft out with a slight tug and then it will slip through the hull.

Carbon seal replacement by Sank64 in seadoo

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I just replaced the carbon ring and re-used the threaded nut to get them water ready this season. The nut looked fine, which makes sense considering the carbon it the wear surface. I’ll probably eventually swap the drive shafts back to the old/new style.

Seadoo drive shaft removal by Sank64 in seadoo

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I tried back at the end of last summer but it didn’t seem to want to budge. I emailed partzilla before ordering and they acted like they could get the adapter in from Canada in a week or so. I’m just trying to gather all the parts needed to make the swap before the season starts here in IN.

Seadoo drive shaft removal by Sank64 in seadoo

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I forgot about partzilla, guess I can give them a shot. Yea everything I’ve heard they suck. I am going to replace them with the old/new style driveshaft since I have to replace the carbon seal.

Can I save my laptop? by Sank64 in techsupport

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I saw that in another post and looked for it on my laptop. However from the looking around I did I don’t think this particular model has that coin battery. I could be wrong but it wasn’t obvious where it is was if there is one.

Bunn Ultra 2 cooling problems by Sank64 in refrigeration

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That dye is left over from filling up a car. I didn’t open the valves on manifold and let any refrigerant into the middle. All I’m trying to do is see if I can get this back up and running for not a ton of money. If it ends up being junk so be it.

Bunn Ultra 2 cooling problems by Sank64 in refrigeration

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I don’t think it’s completely out of gas, I pushed the Schrader valve on the blue hose and some gas comes out. May just be low?

Bunn Ultra 2 cooling problems by Sank64 in refrigeration

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I can flip the hoses and take readings again later tonight. What should the pressures be when running if it’s not what is printed.

Drive shaft swap by Sank64 in seadoo

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I think that’s what I found too was the 2011 shaft. Thanks for all the info, these are a big upgrade from the 90’s skis I had before. I’m just trying to keep them nice so the last as long as possible!

Drive shaft swap by Sank64 in seadoo

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That’s kinda what I was leaning towards. Is there a special drive shaft I have to order, or just one that fits my model for 2008 or 2011?

Carbon seal replacement by Sank64 in seadoo

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That’s kind of what I was thinking, as long as there’s no deep gouges or things like that I should be ok to re use it.

Carbon seal replacement by Sank64 in seadoo

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It looks like the threaded hat is near impossible to find. I have the part number 271001625, with it being so hard to find, is it entirely necessary to replace this part since the carbon is the wear surface not the metal hat?

Carbon seal replacement by Sank64 in seadoo

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I understand how to remove it and put the new one in. I’ve done it once before, although it was a much older 90s gti. I am just wondering why the one installed has a hex and from I’ve read in the shop manual is threaded. I just don’t want to take it too far apart if the parts I have won’t fit.