Re: [Amc-list] Moates' APU1 "AutoPROM" system.... for OBD1

[Wrambler242@xxxxxxxxxxx]

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From: Tom Jennings <tomj@xxxxxxx>
> Wrambler242@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> > I've no idea of if I have real problem or not.
> > Could be nerve damage, muscle damage, bad karma, etc;
> 
> Maybe it's a Rambler shortage?

No, not that. I'd dearly love more though! If I ever hit powerbal or some such thing, I'm building a 30X50' building and stuffing it full of stuff. Maybe a guy or two I can watch work....  :]  
   Still want to do most of it myself. 
> 
> 
> > Part of the issue is not being able to do anything.
> 
> Maybe it's some specific motion that manifests a day or two later?

I expect it is indeed, the problem is that I have allready restricted myself down to not working it over head, no reaching out to the right, even had to switch hands...but, that's a nother list, nevermind...
   At least now I have something to help get by till it colms down. I'm going to do stuff it kills me. and it proly will!
The stretcher stand is almost done! Got to test drive them today on some scrap! Man are those tools cool!
   I have to get a couple of springs to lift the pedals when I take my foot off of it and I want to paint it up. I'm glad I built it, Feels good to build something so useful. Do wish I had not bought the one new tool from HF! The two used ones I bought from Taddwholesale on evilbay for $52 work like new! The new one will stay though as I am now past the return option and besides I like the idea of having the spare jaws and body here till I see how these hold up.
   Tomorow I plan, if I don't get all pained up again,To paint the stand and do the final assembly. Hope to build the stand for the shear to. That should be dirt simple.
    Then I need to CLEAN, What a mess.
   Now at least when I attack the convertible I won't be beating myself up as much.  Did I  mention how cool those shrinker/styretchers are? Even the Harborfright versions?
> 
> > Got to do rear brakes on the Grand Cherokee this weekend too.
> 
> Had to stand on the brakes hard last night on the freeway, Friday rush 
> hour stop and go (79 Bendix discs) and they were all grabby and weird 
> for 30 minutes. Car pulled to the left while driving, then to the right 
> while braking. Problem "went away" 30 min. later. Calipers sticking I 
> think. Time for a teardown. But at least I don't have to deal with your 
> cold wet weather.

Yeah, time to autozone some new calipers...
I can't remember the last time I rebuilt a caliper?
Codl/wet, now 75 and 125% humidity from the tropical storm pushing up from the southeast of all places.
> 
> > Run some Cat5e cable through the basement if I get to it also.
> 
> I pulled our house when we built it, we use the cat5, but new-fangled 
> wifi beats all. Linksys WRG-54T is loved by net weenies and hobbiests 
> both. I just bought one. $55, worth the extra $15 over cheaper models.
> 

I know there are a lot of options with Wi-Fi now, but can't beat the security of wired and for some things it's still the my choice. Just doing a temp run now. I have a Linksys wi-fi too, but it is quirky. Everytime my wife shuts her laptop down it boots everyone off the wireless and wired combined! WTF. I think it must be something in the setup that it thinks it is supposed to lock or shut everyone off when that one laptop logs off! Only her laptop too. The other two we have do nothing when they are shutdown.
   I hope to go with CAT6 cable when I get it all mapped out. Makes it easy to stream videa etc;

--
Mark Price
Morgantown, WV
1969 AMC Rambler, 4.0L, EFI, T-5
2004 Grand Cherokee Laredo, 4.7L, Quadratrac II
" I realize that death is inevitable.
I just don't want to be around when it happens! "
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