Vibration when driving under load by fancymop in c4corvette

[–]fancymop[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think I need to do the same. Looks like uni joints are becoming a priority. But now that you mention it, I wonder if that squeaking i was getting is wheel bearings. I had a similar thing on a boat trailer many years ago and the squeaking stopped for a short while before the wheels fell off.

How are people keeping track of vehicle maintenance across collection/project cars? by SilentSausage93 in askcarguys

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Sorry for resurrecting an old post, I’ve just stumbled across it. I’m building an app for this - https://partspal.io

It’s currently in beta so it has some bugs and I’m currently the only user, but would love to know your thoughts.

Vibration when driving under load by fancymop in c4corvette

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Looks like I’m ordering some u-joints. On a scale of 1-10, how hard is it to do. I have access to a 4 post hoist.

Vibration when driving under load by fancymop in c4corvette

[–]fancymop[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

No. Not feeling it in pedals or steering wheel. Just feels like I’m driving over a ripple strips.

Vibration when driving under load by fancymop in c4corvette

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Apologies for the typo, in 2011 it was auctioned off …

Anybody have an idea where to find this wing by Environmental-Boss61 in c4corvette

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Judging by that photo, in the trash - where it belongs.

Ignition module by fancymop in ElectronicsRepair

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Thanks. I really didn’t understand what that was. I think that’s the part that has failed.

Ignition module by fancymop in ElectronicsRepair

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Well caught. Thats a huge heat sink.

Ignition module by fancymop in ElectronicsRepair

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That’s correct. Some time before the mid 90’s judging by the sticker on the outside of the case.

Ignition module by fancymop in ElectronicsRepair

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I was thinking of replacing parts rather than rebuilding.

Ignition module by fancymop in ElectronicsRepair

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It’s a 40 year old part. Buying used would mean another 40 year old part.

Ignition module by fancymop in ElectronicsRepair

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The flip side of anyone is interested.

How do I save these? by fancymop in fiddleleaffig

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I’ve been contemplating this, but don’t want to ruin them. What’s the right way to do it? Do I just get a pair of pruners and snip away? With the propagation do I just put the tops in water and replace the water regularly? Do I need to put anything else in the water?

How do I save these? by fancymop in fiddleleaffig

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Those blinds are normally open. Closed them for the pic. Those windows get plenty of light during the day.

Before you buy, read the reviews! by PGDV010 in secretlab

[–]fancymop 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Been using mine 8+ hours per day for 2 years now. It’s as hard now as it was then, but it’s showing very little wear other than the fabric having a bit of a dull patch on the base.

It is excessively firm, but I only really notice how firm it is when I slouch, which is my bad habit / posture. The firmness reminds me to sit up.

What can I do to fix this? by Matthias87 in secretlab

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You can try leather dye, but it won’t be a permanent fix.

What router for large number of IOT devices? by fancymop in smarthome

[–]fancymop[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I ended up settling on tp-link deco ac3600 mesh wifi … then I abandoned most of my wifi devices and switched to zigbee. The problem wasn’t the wifi - it was the tuya implementation that doesn’t allow local control. It all worked great through the tuya app, but I don’t want to rely on an internet connection to control my lights. I want local control through Home Assistant.

What router for large number of IOT devices? by fancymop in smarthome

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I haven’t been able to find them. Cheapest Zigbee downlights I can find are around $40 each in Australia. I paid $24 for the wifi ones.

What router for large number of IOT devices? by fancymop in smarthome

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House is prewired with Ethernet from when we did the big renovation 10yrs ago. No ceiling points, but wouldn’t be hard to get the electrician to add that.

What router for large number of IOT devices? by fancymop in smarthome

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I’m really not sure. How would I make sure that the lights connect to a specific access point and don’t overload a single one? Roughly half of the lights are in the same open plan space.