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Posted by Blueberryhill RR on Thursday, September 6, 2007 5:44 PM

Did someone say " Chevy " ??  Chief is driving one. I am driving one. Important people drive one. Good looking people drive one. Wouldn't you all like to drive a Chevy ??

The previous commercial was paid for by the Chevrolet Retirees.

Now...if a Chevy has a noisy lifter when it's cold, then you have an oil problem. The lifter isn't pumpimg up to pressure. Sounds like cleaning out the system was a good idea. The lifter will act like a solid lifter when not pumped up. It will make noise as a solid lifter not in adjustment. Take care of it soon, as you are wearing out the lobe on your camshaft.

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Posted by dwiemer on Thursday, September 6, 2007 5:01 PM

good evening everyone.

Got the home theater installed and boy am I impressed!  This thing is great.  We are going to start watching all those movies that we have been collecting(after the kids go to bed).

Won a auction for a coal car with Choo choo auctions.  Also won one at The Train-station.  Gotta watch it or SWMBO will get hot under the collar.

As to car repairs, our Mercedes has 80,971 miles on it.  Started rattling at the catalytic converter.  Went to Mercedes service, they told me the warranty on that is up at 80,000 miles.  Looks like more change into the car repairs.

Have a great night,

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Posted by rtraincollector on Thursday, September 6, 2007 4:59 PM
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This just in from Gotham City - the Batmobile is on its last legs. I opened up the oil spout on the valve cover and saw a milky coating inside. Large amount of coolant missing from the reserve tank...Head gasket is gone, and with 150,000 miles on it, I don't see the point in getting it fixed. So off we go tomorrow to buy a new car.

I need to go lay down now.

Jim

 

Well this is the time to do it there trying to get rid of those 2007 and make room for all the 2008's so go deal away.

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Posted by Jumijo on Thursday, September 6, 2007 4:55 PM

This just in from Gotham City - the Batmobile is on its last legs. I opened up the oil spout on the valve cover and saw a milky coating inside. Large amount of coolant missing from the reserve tank...Head gasket is gone, and with 150,000 miles on it, I don't see the point in getting it fixed. So off we go tomorrow to buy a new car.

I need to go lay down now.

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Posted by ChiefEagles on Thursday, September 6, 2007 4:41 PM
White extended cab SILVERADO. Big Smile [:D]  Going to work on layout.  Later.  BTW: may add 4 RUNNER to my fleet and keep Chevy.

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Posted by rtraincollector on Thursday, September 6, 2007 4:38 PM
 Buckeye Riveter wrote:

 rtraincollector wrote:

The Chief claims hes a Chevy Man won't drive a Ford.

 

I have my first chevy in more than 30 years right now and I'm loving it . Bought it used but love the ride. Very comfortalble and I really didn't need 4 wheel drive where I was (may here time will tell) and I have the small V-8 think its the 4.6 vortec but tell you what she has the get up and go when needed and the gas milage isn't much different than my ford ranger  V-6 with a stick. and I know have auto transmission. I was getting like 18- 19 around town now get 17-18 and n trips was like 24 - 26 now 22 - 24 so can't complain and I now have a full size truck with extra cab ( 2003 ) had a 95 so move up in the world lol.

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Posted by Buckeye Riveter on Thursday, September 6, 2007 4:18 PM

 rtraincollector wrote:

The Chief claims hes a Chevy Man won't drive a Ford.

I was really thinking of buying a Chevy truck, but now I will need to rethink my thinking. Laugh [(-D]

As to GPS, I wouldn't be without it when I get in the boat on a big lake or river.  Last year in Canada, we headed out fishing in a light rain.  We were catching walleye after walleye in the cool summer rain and then the rain stopped.  A dense fog settled in on us in a matter of minutes.  We could not see 15 yards.  As it was beginning to get dark, we fired up the Merc and started following the "breadcrumbs" on the screen as we navigated down the curving river.  Two boats, knowing we had GPS on board fell in behind us.

The wife has GPS in her car.  I love to use it to find train stores. Big Smile [:D]

The unemployment people called me to day and it was great telling them I'm going back to work.  A buddy in NE Ohio was laid off and is thinking of moving to Raleigh, NC area.  I told him that he could buy a mansion in Rolesville.

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Posted by cnw1995 on Thursday, September 6, 2007 4:18 PM
Good afternoon from a grey and muggy Crystal Lake where I am continuing an adventure helping the daughter buy clothes for school - we're a little slow out here. What a disaster! I overspent - bought everything she suggested which was mostly summer-weight stuff - not to be worn in the fall or winter - and got absolutely castigated when I came home. I give up. It all looks the same to me.

Jimmie, did you choose the CTT cover behind door #1 or door #2? I picked door #2 as more befitting toy trains... Hope the ATF fixes the lifter - what a neat solution.

I think Dale Sr. must be very po'd about this whole thing... I think Jr. is handling this with class.

John, there's a Garmin store on Michigan Ave in Chicago - I love browsing their gadgets. They're pricey though - congratulations!

Hopefully last visit (for a long while) to the eye doc tomorrow morn...

Hey, UPS just bought me a huge box - it's the new snow-thrower!

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Posted by rtraincollector on Thursday, September 6, 2007 3:44 PM
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I bet the Chief has some serious American iron... Dodge Ram SRT 10 or Ford F150 Harley Davidson editionSmile [:)].

 

The Chief claims hes a Chevy Man won't drive a Ford. I like both honestly.

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Posted by anjdevil2 on Thursday, September 6, 2007 3:31 PM
Hey Nick, you could hold out for a Chrysler Viper.  That should give the Mini S's a fair run for the money!Whistling [:-^]

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Posted by Nick12DMC on Thursday, September 6, 2007 2:47 PM

I bet the Chief has some serious American iron... Dodge Ram SRT 10 or Ford F150 Harley Davidson editionSmile [:)].

Had a copy of UK Classic American car magazine to read while on holiday. Some great deals on Ford Mustangs over here. £14k puts you in a new 4.0L V6 'stang.  That won't buy you a new 1.6L Mini here! Hmmm thats got me thinking....no, no the wife would kill meBig Smile [:D]

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Posted by rtraincollector on Thursday, September 6, 2007 2:44 PM

Thought I had seen it all till today I acually saw a lady walking her big dog using a real Redneck Leash all it was , was 4 white shopping bags tied together one end tied to the dogs choker chain and the other  end had the handles so she could walk him/her.

 

Not to much happening here today. Waiting on the UPS guy to bring my last train buy for the next couple of months as I'm really on restriction now lol.  B&O GP-35 wiliams.

 

 

I don't know what time they deliver around here but by the tracking number it is on the truck to be delievered

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Posted by Jumijo on Thursday, September 6, 2007 11:21 AM

Well, I hit 1000 posts over on OGR today. That's it for me. I'm done. I used my 1000th post to tell someone who was asking for post war loco painting advice to go to the MTJ forum and I'd post it there!!! No, that was 999. Post 1000 was an attempt to stir their pot by saying I didn't understand the attraction to war toys like bombs or Nazi war models. No one bit.

Since I'm off tomorrow, and the Chief is careening around North Carolina in his pickup truck giving people the finger, I'm going to let you all in on a little secret. The horn in his pickup actually plays the same tune as the Duke's General Lee does! Honest! Laugh [(-D]

 

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Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, September 6, 2007 11:13 AM

Jim,

      I'm not jerking you around.  Many Probe GT owners (and Mazda owners who have the KLDE or KLZE engine) have reported success. Ford put the Mazda KLDE in the 93-97 Probe GT, so that is why I mentioned Mazda.  I haven't needed to try it myself because my car hasn't developed the lifter noise.  It has about 186,650 miles on it also.

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Posted by fifedog on Thursday, September 6, 2007 10:29 AM
88 - DEI losing Jr was big.  Rumor has it that Coors may be sponsoring a DEI car next season (they already announced they won't be back with the #40).  I imagine that Coors would want a big name to occupy that seat, which would cushion the big money loss with Budweiser moving to the #9 team.  Could that be Tony?  Hard to tell.  He's being a good poker player right now.  He looked pretty cozy at the press conference yesterday.  Gotta believe JGR/TRD will throw a lot of money at him to keep him in the #20.  But with him and Denny Hamlin at odds, and a very volatile Kyle coming onboard next season, he might bolt.  Don't worry about Petty Enterprises.  King Richard (70) isn't a part of day-to-day operations, and they have some smart people in place.
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Posted by csxt30 on Thursday, September 6, 2007 9:58 AM
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 . Disapprove [V]  I hear someone in Ohizo wan a Garman GPS.  Hope he can now find his way to work and back home again.  CSX employees are like that. Smile,Wink, & Grin [swg]  Later

Good Morning Everyone !! That was me !! CSX wants all their employees properly equipped !! Laugh [(-D]  I went in to work yesterday & they handed me a new Garmin 340c Street Pilot GPS navigation system !! Big Smile [:D] When my son & I left the airshow Monday & couldn't go to the road I wanted & got lost in downtown Cleveland, I told him we will get one of these before I retire !!   Two days later, there it is !! I won it in the Safety committee drawing !! I can't get over it !!  It works good too !  Coming home after 1 this morning, a local police officer stopped me & he said I was going straight but then was going crooked !!  I told him I was playing with my new GPS !! He liked it & was very nice !!  Whew, got threw that one good I thought !! I haven't had a drink in 18 years now !!  Laugh [(-D]

Well, hope everyone has a nice day !!

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Posted by PhilaKnight on Thursday, September 6, 2007 9:36 AM

The ATF fluid in the oil is suppose to act as a deturgent and clean the engine.

What year is the Chevy and what kind of motor is in it? Alot of older chevys get a little tap and if it goes away it's not really harmful but over time (years depending on how you drive it) it might take longer to go away. Find out if it's deffinitly a lifter tap. If it is and you have a older Chevy sometimes you can take the valve cover off and with the engine running just slightly torgue the rocker arm down untill the tap goes away. Then back it off a hair. It's messy cause oil with be squirting all over but if it works it's less expensive then pulling the engine apart to replace a lifter. I always found out if you pull a engine apart that has high milage it opening a can of worms. Had a 69 Mustang head gasket went and I redid the top end and a year later the had to do the bottom.

When I say older Chevy talking about the 80's early 90's. But if it goes away I would leave it alone and just put a little heavyier oil in it. Motor Honey works good thickins the oil and makes it stick to the parts. Use it in alot of Harleys cause they are air cooled and the oil breaks down faster. Only thing is colder weather the oil gets thick and takes a little longer to get around the engine.

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Posted by anjdevil2 on Thursday, September 6, 2007 9:18 AM

You could go see Click & Clack, the Tappet Bros. in Cambridge

or you could just say it's not the lifters, its the fuel injectors making noiseWhistling [:-^]

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Posted by Jumijo on Thursday, September 6, 2007 9:05 AM
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jaabat,

          I wouldn't be worried about lifter noise.  It isn't harmful, just annoying.  Probe GTs also occasionally suffer from it, but it can be fixed.  You can go in and replace the lifter, or take the easy way.  Drain the oil and replace the filter, then put new oil in.  Leave 1 quart out for now.  In place of the quart you left out, dump in a quart of ATF.  Let the engine idle for 10-20 minutes, then change the oil and filter again.  This time, put the full amount of oil in that your owners manual specifies and omit the ATF.  I know this sounds strange, but everyone says it works.  By the way, I replaced the bad shell on the 2343, looks much better.

 

Jimbo, are you jerking me around? Because a few quarts of oil and ATF sound a lot cheaper than a new set of lifters and a cam shaft. The lifter is only noisy until the engine heats up. Then it sounds normal.

I just took a CTT survey on which cover to choose for the January issue, and offered my reasons why. I sure hope they don't do that for the February issue! Whistling [:-^]

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Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, September 6, 2007 8:40 AM
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Blueberry - Can't imagine what Earnhardt would think of the Jr/Theresa squabble...



Probably ask them to come into his office, close the door, pull the shades, then commense to slapping them both around for a couple hours.  All the while yelling, 'WHO THE HECK DO YOU TWO THINK YOU ARE?  I RUN THIS COMPANY, NOT YOU.... OR YOU.... DO WE HAVE THIS CLEAR?'

'LET ME REPEAT THIS SO YOU REALLY HAVE IT CLEAR...'

Think that would straigthen them both out.  Theresa may have just written the first check that will lead to the demise of DEI, and that would be a sad day.  When the King passes, I have a feeling Petty Enterprises won't last too long either... Kyle does not appear to have much of a business mind.

I actually could see Tony Stewart leaving JGR and moving to DEI to get back into a Chevy.  He just doesn't give me the impression that he is a Camry type.

UPS showed up yesterday evening to deliver the last two of Susan's 4 tires (General Acclaims, nice looking tire with an aggressive tread pattern, they should do her well).  And my 5 new rims for the Bimmer... they will help dress her up nicely and hopefully solve the remaining vibration issue.  Heading to the tire place after work to have Susan's tires installed.  Hopefully mine get done tomorrow.
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Posted by sir james I on Thursday, September 6, 2007 8:39 AM

GOOD MORNING ALL,

I saw this mornings news that VW offices are leaving Mi., another 1000 jobs gone. I may be the one that has to turn out the lite when I leave. I don't plan to leave but I may be the last one.

Brutus/jim- Popeye did come to mind when I read your post yesterday and olive oyl.

Jef/john-I learned real fast what lightning can do to house wires,open circuits in the walls, wire nuts loose in junction boxes,the alarm repairman found the same thing when he got here, plus some of those little window switches stuck closed. I wouldn't say welded but they would not open. We have a fireplace that runs the length of the side wall and we were sitting in that room less than five feet from where the strike hit outside that wall. I'm thinking my/ our time is not up yet. I'm sure those bricks could have blown all over that room.

Deer season- Mi. hunters are allowed one. has to be tagged and doe permits are given by lottery.

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Posted by anjdevil2 on Thursday, September 6, 2007 8:36 AM

Buckeye -- Congas on the job...!

AND FOR ALL YOU TONY STEWART FANS>>>>>

You know he drives a Mopar Sprinter....Hey Mr Evernham (a Jersey boy!), sounds like Tony

may be available...!!

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Posted by dbaker48 on Thursday, September 6, 2007 8:29 AM

Morning all !

Another day, more repairs!  Took the El Camino in for brakes, could hear the left front sensor just a little, then a horendous squeak from the right rear.  Come to find out the axle seal was leaking, and grease saturated the shoe.  It doesn't stop there. Ended up having to replace rear axle, brake shoes, axle bearings, left front caliper, pads, etc., etc., etc.,.  Maybe should have gotton rid of it?

Chief, simple suggestion, have Brutus come down, Im sure he can take care of the town manager, or at least the thought of importing him will straighten everyone out.

Spent a little time in the train room, LOTS of adjustments and tweaking to do.  Beleive me I'm fighting for every 1/4".  Good news is even the scale Cab Forward runs well on the track plan.  Soundboard really works well!!!  Very satisfied.  

RT - Dont give up, something will turn up when you least expect it!  I too have been there, more than once!

Buckeye - Congradulations on the new position!

Chuck - No surprise with Tony, he will go where the money is.  It certainly will be interesting to see what happens with DEI, Teresa has certainly fallen out of favor with everyone.  Can't believe it is anything like Dale Sr intended!

Got lots of work to do today, so hope everyone has a great day! 

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Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, September 6, 2007 8:26 AM

jaabat,

          I wouldn't be worried about lifter noise.  It isn't harmful, just annoying.  Probe GTs also occasionally suffer from it, but it can be fixed.  You can go in and replace the lifter, or take the easy way.  Drain the oil and replace the filter, then put new oil in.  Leave 1 quart out for now.  In place of the quart you left out, dump in a quart of ATF.  Let the engine idle for 10-20 minutes, then change the oil and filter again.  This time, put the full amount of oil in that your owners manual specifies and omit the ATF.  I know this sounds strange, but everyone says it works.  By the way, I replaced the bad shell on the 2343, looks much better.

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Posted by Buckeye Riveter on Thursday, September 6, 2007 8:19 AM

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Buckeye, funny you should say that! The Chief offered me the job of Town Manager only yesterday. It only pays $70K a year, but I'm sure in Roseyville, I can make do. Picture Sherrif Rosco and old Boss Hogg!

Since you can buy a eight bedroom, four bath, four car garage on a 50 acre estate for only $22K in Roseyville, I'm sure you will be better off.   Of course, I do have a concern for your children and their teeth.  Big Smile [:D]

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Posted by Jumijo on Thursday, September 6, 2007 8:10 AM
Buckeye, funny you should say that! The Chief offered me the job of Town Manager only yesterday. It only pays $70K a year, but I'm sure in Roseyville, I can make do. Picture Sherrif Rosco and old Boss Hogg!

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Posted by Buckeye Riveter on Thursday, September 6, 2007 7:57 AM
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 Guess you will want to borrow one of our police cars while yours is in the shop.  Town Manager used Chief's unmarked car for 4 days while his personal car was in the shop. 

What's this?  Corruption in Roseyville!! Chief, your town manager, should be suspended for four days without pay and then pay the town the cost of a rental car.  You of course will be looking for a new town manager, but since Jimmy A is moving to Roseyville, that problem is solved.

 

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Posted by Buckeye Riveter on Thursday, September 6, 2007 7:53 AM

Good morning from Buckeyeland, where it is 70 degrees and a clear blue sky.  Later it will be in the mid 90's, but that is just getting me prepared for my trip to Alabama. 

Speaking of trips, TOTTSGEOTST is coming up fast.  I better get packing for the trip.  Any recomendations of where to stop and shop? 

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Posted by ChiefEagles on Thursday, September 6, 2007 7:43 AM

Morning all.  Off to Mom's down east.  Hope to get back and get some wiring down in back room.  Jimbo, lifter noise is not good.  Guess you will want to borrow one of our police cars while yours is in the shop.  Town Manager used Chief's unmarked car for 4 days while his personal car was in the shop.  Thought he had that right. Shock [:O]  Had to have a meeting with him when I found it out. Disapprove [V]  I hear someone in Ohizo wan a Garman GPS.  Hope he can now find his way to work and back home again.  CSX employees are like that. Smile,Wink, & Grin [swg]  LAZ, I think bow season comes in any day now, black powder about the first week in Oct. and regular gun season around the 13th of Oct thru Jan 1.  Limit is 2 bucks, 2 hunter's choice and 2 does.

Later

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Posted by dwiemer on Thursday, September 6, 2007 7:28 AM

Morning all,

Chief, my aunt had a shephard named "Brutus".  No offense ment to Jim, just reacting to Chief's comment.

I read on the Marx web group about Ameritrains stopping production:

 

Dear Valued Customer,

We regret to inform you that we are not accepting any new orders at
this time. Due to serious problems we are ceasing production until
further notice. We will notify you when we are up and running again.
There is no way to estimate when that will be. We apologize for the
inconvenience and thank you for your business.

Regards,

Ameritrains USA

Anyway, it is sad to see another manufacturer go out of business, at least that is what this appears to be happening.

Hope all needs are met.

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