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At least it’s only on one side.
Change the air in the tires. It's wore out.

Geez, do we have to do everything around here?
Worn out muffler bearings. Happened to me on my own pickup just the other day.
As long as the SMOKE stay in there you should be good to go. Just check like the engine oil and add as necessary.
Don't forget to use your sky hook or board stretcher as needed.

Also, a length of flight line is always handy at the airport. smile
From deer blinkers?
That sucks Ted. Changing blinker fluid is a bitch.
I'm hopin the bed is full of democrats.
Originally Posted by Fireball2
I'm hopin the bed is full of democrats.

You get a gold star for today.
Originally Posted by BangPop
Originally Posted by Fireball2
I'm hopin the bed is full of democrats.

You get a gold star for today.


Go ahead, they'll only take it away tomorrow.
Originally Posted by smokepole
That sucks Ted. Changing blinker fluid is a bitch.

The fluid has to want to change.
Try greasing your brake discs.
Originally Posted by RiverRider
Worn out muffler bearings. Happened to me on my own pickup just the other day.



Just re-pack'em and add some fine sawdust. It'll quiet everything down, even that annoying blinker clicker. smirk
Just make sure you get the air out of the blinker when you fill it. Almost forgot. Put it in park and shut engine off when filling or checking blinker fluid level.
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Originally Posted by smokepole
That sucks Ted. Changing blinker fluid is a bitch.


Pep boys will do it for you
That's not blinker fluid, blinker fluid is yellow. Looks more like ATF to me!
I would be glad to help!
A loose nut behind the wheel?
As long as you are going to be working on your truck...be sure to switch to winter air in your tires and rotate your air filter.

I spammed the entire school where I taught auto and got some interesting responses. Laughter from those who knew and "I need to learn more about taking care of my vehicle". One person asked where they could get winter air and I said after Dec 21 anywhere.
I switched to synthetic blinker fluid, and I get much better performance in cold weather. I get good, consistent blinks in cold weather starts :-)
It cleared up yesterday......

The Oklahoma rifle opener is Saturday

I bet they leak bad for a few more days
That's what happens when you run ethanol blend.
Drop the tailgate and let's have a look.
But, how will the blinker fluid FEEL about being changed?
Originally Posted by Fireball2
Originally Posted by BangPop
Originally Posted by Fireball2
I'm hopin the bed is full of democrats.

You get a gold star for today.


Go ahead, they'll only take it away tomorrow.

wealth tax, right?
tedthorn

Dat's braggin'!
I had my pu in for some work last week and there was a quart of blinker fluid setting on the service desk.

I did not ask the price as it is almost unavailable here.
Did you guys know you can use blinker fluid to lube your tow hitch ball? You never want to get caught with rusty balls,...,.....
Originally Posted by gophergunner
Did you guys know you can use blinker fluid to lube your tow hitch ball? You never want to get caught with rusty balls,...,.....

I knew a girl.....
Originally Posted by tedthorn
It cleared up yesterday......

The Oklahoma rifle opener is Saturday

I bet they leak bad for a few more days



You'll need to change out the sponson after the season.
Tailgate Tears

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Originally Posted by jnyork
But, how will the blinker fluid FEEL about being changed?


Triggered, most likely.
Originally Posted by tedthorn
It cleared up yesterday......

The Oklahoma rifle opener is Saturday

I bet they leak bad for a few more days

I hope they do sir.

Good Luck !
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