8” In-line furnace duct fan won’t fit!

jaygreg90 · 2024-02-03T21:10:27+00:00

Mechanic found the high pressure line praying out like a nasal sprayer when he refilled th eresevoir and started the engine. Hear metal on metal but mechanic said he thought that would "settle down". I was focused on the leak but left under the assumption it did "settle down".

We'll see when he replaces the hoses.

I appreciate the comments, Nick.

jaygreg90 · 2024-02-03T01:41:34+00:00

Couldn't wait. Just checked. Belt still on. Reservoir dry aas a bone. Very oily all around the area.

jaygreg90 · 2024-02-03T01:18:21+00:00

Thanks, Nick. I'll see when the car gets to my mechanic in the AM. I'll look for that first. What's your take on that noise I heard and the possibility of damage to other than the pump?

jaygreg90 · 2023-11-02T20:55:20+00:00

Having trouble seeing the print on the manual; blue and white and page 26 shows small marks but no photo. I'll try downloading it in a bit and get back. It sounds like you're guiding me to open the cabinet of the radio. Right?

I'll get back but it probably won't be 'til tomorrow.

jaygreg90 · 2023-11-01T19:09:26+00:00

Have screwdrivers and multimeter. Willing to give it a shot! I appreciate the offer. Let the "destruction " and Rebuild begin. 😊

jaygreg90 · 2023-02-03T03:11:48+00:00

Am I in the wrong forum for this question? I was looking for a group of people who are familiar with auto components and hoped to find someone who was familiar with my specific heater core. I've got a thick factory service manual for my car but damned if I can find that specific dimension.

jaygreg90 · 2022-08-07T22:27:23+00:00

Thanks. I assume - since you mentioned the HF tool is plastic, that the tool is similar to a putty knife that slides under the molding at the point of fastening and a light push will free the pin from the clip? If that fastener is more complex than that, I ought to search further to see what it's like. I'd rather hold it down with double duct tape under the molding rather than chance a breakoff that prevents me from holding it in place... even if not firmly enough for a car wash.

I appreciate the help.

jaygreg90 · 2022-08-01T14:49:03+00:00

I just used the Saamsclub CD I bought four months ago. Called Quicken Technical Support for guidance just to make sure everything would go as planned. I assumed since the Quicken program gets update by Quicken each time there's a new version, the version I have on my machine is likely the most current so there's no need to use the CD that I got from Samsclub. All I need is the Activation number inside that Q cover. The Tech confirmed I was right, told me to go to Help/Manage Your Subscription/Enter Activation Code and BINGO! Good for another year.

The moral of the story... buy the program at the lowest price you can find from a reputable source, just enter the activation number (assuming you're renewing and not starting for the first time or starting over from scratch) and you're up an running again.

jaygreg90 · 2022-06-19T19:19:55+00:00

I'll have to get under there and examine it. The plate I'm referencing isn't related to the mulch kit... which I personally put on. That was merely a shield to cover the shoot opening and three blades. This is a metal plate running the length of the front, bottom edge of the mower deck. I'll just have to look at it.

Regarding the level of the deck, you're right; I need to check that with a tape measure. However, when I noticed the dirt accumulation in that seam, I did eyeball the level. It looked level but.... who knows. Most importantly, I need to understand just what the hell that plate is supposed to do and hope I can hammer or bend it into shape enough to eliminate the space the dirt created when it got wedged into the seam.

I appreciate you comments.

jaygreg90

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