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For the Entertainment of Others, a Little Game

It's not really a closed system. It is breathing through the catch can. The crankcase MUST be ventilated.

Nice car! I don't think I ever knew yours was black. I'm kinda partial, ya know.
 
Didn't realize there was 3 pages. The dipstick hole was my next guess, too.
 
Bwaaaaa hahahahahahahahahahaha (deep breath) hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah


Nice job Smokey Jr.

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Mark
 
kb3 said:
Had I not known the problem based on my experience I would have guessed you let Mark near your engine during the build.
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Funny, I helped install it Transferred the Curse of Midlife to it




Mark
 
msell66 said:
Funny, I helped install it Transferred the Curse of Midlife to it
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That is not technically correct. You did help put an engine in the car but that was the one I built originally for it but then later I pulled it in favor of the new one I built...which you have yet to touch.

Now the front wheel bearings are another story. So that curse may very well be in affect.
 
Horseplay said:
Never put much stock in the curse thing but lately it does make one wonder.
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Look at it this way.....You're having problems and I'm not. It's not because you suddenly went stupid and I got smart. Think about that for a minute.
 
msell66 said:
Look at it this way.....You're having problems and I'm not. It's not because you suddenly went stupid and I got smart. Think about that for a minute.
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Well, obviously I could never go "stupid". :) The odds of you getting smart are even worse. BUT...given what has happened recently one has to wonder. Craziness of the dipstick tube plug coming out and now a wheel bearing acting up at just some 1500 miles. Even though you were the one who packed those things it's not like I didn't watch everything you touched to make sure you didn't screw it up that day. We already agreed I'm not stupid. There may be something to this curse after all. Maybe I should take a drive up north soon and visit my old buddy Pat and fiddle with his car a bit just in case.
 
Horseplay said:
Well, obviously I could never go "stupid". :) The odds of you getting smart are even worse. BUT...given what has happened recently one has to wonder. Craziness of the dipstick tube plug coming out and now a wheel bearing acting up at just some 1500 miles. Even though you were the one who packed those things it's not like I didn't watch everything you touched to make sure you didn't screw it up that day. We already agreed I'm not stupid. There may be something to this curse after all. Maybe I should take a drive up north soon and visit my old buddy Pat and fiddle with his car a bit just in case.
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I pack/re pack the bearings on my car fairly frequently with zero problems, so I'm calling it the Curse. Blame Randy!

AND...there is NO "obviously".
 
Blame me? I didn't do no damn thing, except to Mark. Fake News!
 
Horseplay said:
Well, obviously I could never go "stupid". :) The odds of you getting smart are even worse. BUT...given what has happened recently one has to wonder. Craziness of the dipstick tube plug coming out and now a wheel bearing acting up at just some 1500 miles. Even though you were the one who packed those things it's not like I didn't watch everything you touched to make sure you didn't screw it up that day. We already agreed I'm not stupid. There may be something to this curse after all. Maybe I should take a drive up north soon and visit my old buddy Pat and fiddle with his car a bit just in case.
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Come on up, my cars already cursed. You couldn't make it any worse.

Come to think of it my car was at your house though, maybe the curse is airborne?

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The Curse spreads through cookie dough, hot dogs, and beer, with the latter the most effective means of transmission.
 
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