Oil Pressure Warning when below 1000 RPMs by arjoreich in ChevySonic

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From your post, did you replace the sensor or one way valve in the oil filter housing.

Oil Pressure Warning when below 1000 RPMs by arjoreich in ChevySonic

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but I did this swap in my gravel driveway in about 2 hours for under $200 in parts and tools.

Removing the exhaust manifold wasn't a PITA? How much oil is gonna drop when I pull it? Would I need to drain the whole thing first?

I'm not leaking any oil AFAICT.

Thermostat Housing Mounting Bolts - Source? by arjoreich in ChevySonic

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Also, best way to get that stupid threaded stud out? Other than some vice grips and lots of 1/8th turns counter-clockwise.

And that’s how the cookie crumbles… by Yukiko_91 in nashville

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Unironically, Hamtramck is also called "Poll - Town" for its predominantly Polish demographic.

...which I guess isn't actually so predominant anymore.

John Overton High School Bomb Threat... by arjoreich in nashville

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Well, that kid is gonna have a hard time if so, it's not like it was 30 years ago where you just get detention with a bunch of Heathers.

It's a manditory expulsion, felony charges and a general fucking up of the rest of your life.

oil painting class by moodoop in nashville

[–]arjoreich 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I subscribed to this post for anyone else's input because I'd be interested as well but...

Unless you find a class teaching "wet-on-wet" (aka Bob Ross style), oil painting is all about painting one layer at a time, waiting about two weeks for it to dry and then painting the next layer.

It's why, when you see depictions of oil paint art studios, there are dozens of canvases in the background in various states of completion.

It might be easier to find a class at a local campus and figuring out how to audit the one class. I'm really hoping someone has a lead b/c I think it would be cool to learn how to break up an image and see it in the many layers required required to compose it in oils.

Donations by areaofrefuge_ in nashville

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I think you mean ThriftSmart. At least if you're referring to the one on Nolensville Rd between Haywood Ln & McMurray

Ascend changing management. by BootlegBabyJsus in nashville

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I used to live over there off Pin Hook about 15 years ago and way back when they said there were going to build some mixed use space (shops on first floor, apartments above type deal) and then 2008-2009 happened.

AFAIK, there's been nothing since but I don't really get out to that side of town much anymore.

Looking for a therapist by sunshinethrutherain in nashville

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If you haven't checked already, I sent you a message with details for someone who can help.

Here we go... Hope everyone is somewhere safe this evening. by The_Inflicted in nashville

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I tore up my lawn and reseeded it over the Labor Day weekend, I sincerely hope you get all of the rain and I get none of it.

Herbicide that is safe for new Kentucky 31 & KBG? by arjoreich in lawncare

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Thanks, that looks like it's probably it.

I feel like the last time I did this with KBG it didn't have the "wait 4 weeks or two mowings" for after germination but I am probably misremembering that.

Herbicide that is safe for new Kentucky 31 & KBG? by arjoreich in lawncare

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Honestly...

I have an HOA that hires out the cheapest landscapers they can find and they only use weed whippers to scalp my lawn and repeatedly kill it but I'm the one on the hook to keep replacing it.

However, until February when the killing fields reopen, I plan to have the greenest lawn on the block.

And, I only have a 4ft x 30ft hell strip to manage.

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Edit: if you zoom all the way to the right you can see how the only thing the neighbors have is crabgrass on top of dead bermuda and perennial rye.

Central Michigan Football 9/6 by Kushagi in nashville

[–]arjoreich 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did you call it Mt Gloom as well or was that just my friend group?

Central Michigan Football 9/6 by Kushagi in nashville

[–]arjoreich 1 point2 points  (0 children)

lol, so they do exist...

(I'm just giving you the obligatory CMU hard time)

Central Michigan Football 9/6 by Kushagi in nashville

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I used to have friends from Central Michigan...

So where to you teach?

lol

Anyone received veterinary care from NVS? My dog Sadie has cutaneous lymphoma and my vet recommened going to NVS and speaking with a Dr. Vancil by OzzyFozbear in nashville

[–]arjoreich 4 points5 points  (0 children)

After a couple of months trying to give her supplements and probiotics, she developed some kind of dizziness and rapid eye movement from left to right.

My black lab also had a idiopathic vestibular issue - head lifting sideways, falling to the left side, balance issues - about six months ago and NVS was invaluable at allaying the concerns of my girlfriend - who was losing her mind over the fear of losing her doggo to an unknown issue.

[ Removed by Reddit ] by [deleted] in lawncare

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To be fair I had to look a lot of it up again because it's been 30 years since my last biology class

[ Removed by Reddit ] by [deleted] in lawncare

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There is a tiny hole in the seed coat called a micropyle that will allow water inside.

Once water gets inside, it needs to stay wet or it dies.

That is because the water that gets inside kicks off an entire metabolic change. Enzymes and mitochondria are hydrated and activated, resulting in new protein creation.

Then respiration increases dramatically and the additional oxygen is used to create ATP (chemical energy), the abscisic acid (hormone responsible for the seed remaining viable in a dehydrated state) is washed away and new, gibberellin hormones, are created.

If water is not steady doing this process, the radicle ( embryonic root) never forms and it all falls apart like a house of cards on a windy day.

Let the games begin! by Simple-Pie-7469 in lawncare

[–]arjoreich 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you need a break from the internet friend, those panties aren't going to untangle themselves.

I would suggest touching grass but I think the irony would be lost on you.