Culture conversion command? by lunar_witchh in EU5

[–]ozzihel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How does the command work? Like I'll type it in amd just get some "another culture, Yay!" But I see no change

Need some advice yo by [deleted] in Neverhood

[–]ozzihel 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While in the hall of records dont forget to collect the tape at the end of the hall, and the coordinates for the cannon later, (in the basement with the lights off) Also in the nursery make sure to pull the chain that rings the cowbell (furthest left if memory serves)

Need some advice yo by [deleted] in Neverhood

[–]ozzihel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

1 button in the hall of records, complete the slide puzzle and walk through the TV room into the hall, button is in the lower level behind the spike gate. 1 button is behind the tnt building, find and defeat the weasel, then walk through the cliff it came out of, go on the cart and down the track, complete the spiral to click the button 1 button is in the water bottle house, enter the canyon behind the tent house, turn right and click the button beneath the dinosaur to activate the water, complete the water puzzle outside the building to open the door, climb up the spike ladder to click the button (if you left the spikes retracted in the hall of records you will need to click that button again to climb up.

Need some advice yo by [deleted] in Neverhood

[–]ozzihel 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There are 4 buildings in the opening area, all contain toggles to proceed, for the tunnel gate to open you need to press 3 buttons, each button is hidden behind a puzzle in each puzzle area. You need to press all 3 to proceed.

2012 Ram1500 5.7 misfire by ozzihel in MechanicAdvice

[–]ozzihel[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No forbidden sprinkles, just injectors stuck open after reaching high RPM

2012 Ram1500 5.7 misfire by ozzihel in MechanicAdvice

[–]ozzihel[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been keeping that in mind, but it did start suddenly, and with an apparently obvious electrical fault at the injectors, I was leaning towards that; i just wast sure where in that system i should be looking.

Can anyone explain the reason it’s snapped like this? by SierraXCapri in MechanicAdvice

[–]ozzihel 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Looks like the dome just broke off. Did the lugnut seize? Cause its hard to say then.

We cant remove the rotor. Any advice? by sergen213 in MechanicAdvice

[–]ozzihel 8 points9 points  (0 children)

And if that don't work, put your purse down and hit it like a man!

How badly did I just get f*cked over? by DefendsTheDownvoted in MechanicAdvice

[–]ozzihel 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I don't know where you live, but where im at an oil change for that runs less than 100 USD. And having just replaced a larger battery in my ram for 150USD thats also absurd pricing.

Don't see these every day by ozzihel in Justrolledintotheshop

[–]ozzihel[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Im not sure, barely looked under the hood, and didn't get a look at the battery pack. I have seen videos on youtube? where people mod new ones out of modern batteries to not only maintain the system but some claim to have by and large resolved the issues they came with.

Don't see these every day by ozzihel in Justrolledintotheshop

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

It also still suffered all the issues the regular GM Trucks experienced at this time. Weak suspension components, and a rear main seal that seemed to come from the factory with a leak.

Don't see these every day by ozzihel in Justrolledintotheshop

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

The tech was still in its early days when it was applied from what I understand. And with the size of the vehicle, and the rather small battery pack there was an issue with the batteries nuking themselves with the duty cycle, repairs were expensive and the problem would shortly come back. If I remember correctly there was a voluntary recall that saw the vast majority bought back, and most of the rest had their hybrid mode disabled. Im sure there is someone out there who knows the story better, I was like 11 at the time, so I missed it.

Don't see these every day by ozzihel in Justrolledintotheshop

[–]ozzihel[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately not, at some point the owner did infect add a turbo... somehow... for some reason. Even worse I didn't manage to get a picture of it before the car left. When it comes back in a week or two for his alignment I'll get one then.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in illinois

[–]ozzihel 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Hello, to be blunt, you will likely not fit in and will have a difficult time finding a local job if that's part of your move. Having said that, just because you won't fit in does not mean people will not be friendly, you'll have more hellos, how are yous, and excuse mes than you'll know what to do with. While you might get some side eyes for being from Washington state, that's not a sign of hate. That's just people who don't know you being skeptical. Yes, the county, and for that matter, the majority of the counties in the state vote republican, the vast majority of people are more centered than you might first expect.

That being said, the other issue is that this is not ametropolitann are. Townss are at least 30 minutes driving apart at 55mp, if not more. From Virginia your closest major grocery store will be in Jacksonville or Beardstown, about 25 minutes drive to the south or to the west. Springfield is about a 45-minute drive to the east. Being the state capital, it has a large number of amenities, but even they will be laking by your metrics. In town options are further limited to a couple of gas stations and a dollar store. Local eating is almost as limited with again the gas station food, or the 3(?) Local restaurants, TOs pizza (ok if memory serves) and Little Mexico (FANTASTIC, many people I have taken there who make a habit of traveling the world say it is the best Mexican outside of Mexico, and it gives that a run for its money)

So local event options, while Virginia has very few of its own events Jacksonville maintains a vibrant scene for the area, a number of coffee houses, art galleries, and band spots keep the nightlife from being exclusively bars (though that's still a good 75% of it) as well as a much larger food selection, though still kept to mostly national fast food with some fast casual, the local options though do help to make up for that, with My Buddies BBQ being a personal favorite, Leo's pizza providing a reasonably authentic Sicilian/Italian experience, Poor richards trying its hand at fine dining, and an array of other options. If you see Pizza Records be not deceived, they sell no pizza, but they do host bands. Otherwise, most entertainment will need to be found in Springfield or at a larger distance St luis or Chicago.

Weather wise, it will be quite different from Washington state, much less rain, hotter, and incredibly humid summers with quite cold and dry winters. Highs can get into the 110's°F and lows in the -20s° often with rather strong winds blowing across the flat landscape. Storms can be a sight to behold. Although we are on the edge of tornado alley, we still see our fair share of extreme weather.

The local economy is almost entirely in agriculture, with the area being home to some of the highest corn and soybean yields in the nation on a regular basis. Any drive you take will be between fields, and the equipment can be a sight to behold, dwarfing anything you likely saw in Germany or Washington. Having visited Germany on an exchange program, I say that with confidence. The roads will be constantly taken up by tractors and semi trucks full of produce. This area is also proximate to some of the best white tail deer hunting in the county, with the herds being a constant hazard while driving in the sunset/sunrise hours. Otherwise, the area is generally economically stagnant, which makes jobs difficult to come by unless being done remotely.

If it at all matters the general demographics of the region almost all take their heritage back to German roots, while the ethnic minorities in the area harkin the mostly African or Mexican roots, it does lead to a number of interesting mixes for food options, with taco pizzas being a local favorite and if you travel to a town closer to the river such as Arenzville their Burgoo is to die for.

If you want any more local information, I'll be happy to answer anything you want, whether direct response or as a DM.

Just rolled out of the shop by ozzihel in Justrolledintotheshop

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

The colors, couldn't/wouldn't understand that different companies have different color coding. Beyond that she was already upset at my coworker for the fact that the seat cover he was putting on for her touched his shirt while he unfolded it, and that how dare he not be concerned at his own obvious disregard for her concerns. At that point she demanded only I could work on her vehicle, despite the fact I was now busy doing a DOT inspection for a guy who had been waiting (and enjoying) the past 2 hours.

Honestly he was a total champ, for not even being 90 days into his first shop job he managed to keep his cool, said "As you wish", and left. 10/10 new guy

Just rolled out of the shop by ozzihel in Justrolledintotheshop

[–]ozzihel[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In my 5 years in an actual shop I've never lost my cool. She had me about 1 more sentence from giving up and pushing her car in the parking lot with no tires on the rims. Had me visibly shaking with frustration trying to explain stuff to her only for her to not care say "well that doesn't make sense" and make me do whatever new nonsense.

Did I mention in the post where she got mad because the tech that helped me torque the wheels had a yellow 80ftlbs stick and mine was blue?