Paragon 01-13-07
Jan 14, 2007 | 11:11 PM
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Well you wouldnt have to worry about carrying the tools in your bed,I have a box too and its not that full-I can carry anything that may slide around if need be.
If you can indeed buy the stuff at lowes we need whats listed here on thread pitch and size: http://sonoransteel.com/Diff_Breather_Parts.pdf
Toyota 90930-03136: 5/16? Barb
Toyota 90930-03031: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch
Toyota 90404-51319: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch, 3/8? Barb
Toyota 90404-51026: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch, 1/4? Barb
Nissan 38323-C6010: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch, 3/16? Barb
Should be simple enough. I wonder what my diff fluid looks like honestly as I went to a semi deep water crossing (very short) the other day on a local trail. I am sure its fine or I woulda had problems by now.
Hackettstown is about 1.5 hours from me..
If you can indeed buy the stuff at lowes we need whats listed here on thread pitch and size: http://sonoransteel.com/Diff_Breather_Parts.pdf
Toyota 90930-03136: 5/16? Barb
Toyota 90930-03031: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch
Toyota 90404-51319: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch, 3/8? Barb
Toyota 90404-51026: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch, 1/4? Barb
Nissan 38323-C6010: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch, 3/16? Barb
Should be simple enough. I wonder what my diff fluid looks like honestly as I went to a semi deep water crossing (very short) the other day on a local trail. I am sure its fine or I woulda had problems by now.
Hackettstown is about 1.5 hours from me..
Jan 14, 2007 | 11:12 PM
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i should be able to cover tools, and some recovery equip. i have a truck box, but i never have it in, so i carry most of my stuff in the back behind the seats, i usually bring my husky 100 and somthing peice set with me, some diff lug wrenches, flashlights, tow strap but its lost somewhere, and whatever else i think i might need, ill prolly bring a cooler too since id like to make a day of it.
as for classes im monday thru thursday in the AM/early afternoon...as for work, who knows, i just finished my seasonal job so im not so sure where im gonna be working now, so im looking, but if we set a date, ill tell wherever i work i want that day and the day after off, since hell, im gonna have to clean off my baby the next day.
as for the diff breather mod, im gonna go fuel line, i am still just not convinced on the artic mod...i mean i know it will work, i would just be worried it would somehow wind up off. also npt fittings and fuel line hose are both available at lowes, its an under 10 dollar job for front and rear. i just havent gotten the chance to do it yet...ps, what was the size of the npt fitting again?
as for classes im monday thru thursday in the AM/early afternoon...as for work, who knows, i just finished my seasonal job so im not so sure where im gonna be working now, so im looking, but if we set a date, ill tell wherever i work i want that day and the day after off, since hell, im gonna have to clean off my baby the next day.
as for the diff breather mod, im gonna go fuel line, i am still just not convinced on the artic mod...i mean i know it will work, i would just be worried it would somehow wind up off. also npt fittings and fuel line hose are both available at lowes, its an under 10 dollar job for front and rear. i just havent gotten the chance to do it yet...ps, what was the size of the npt fitting again?
I just have a small tool box in the back and a road side assitance bag witha compressor in it so you and CJM have it coverd for tools and such.
Where were you working seasonal?
I am still looking for a diffrent job, Superfresh is starting to get on my very last nerve....
Yeah the artic mod didn't have me to convince yet eitehr but to each his own.
I have no clue on the sixr of the fitting, is it the same or diffrent from my year as compared to yours?
Jan 14, 2007 | 11:20 PM
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Ya'll got aim? Would be easiest..
I got enough tools, tire repair kit, the pepboys compressor and such..
YotaFun and I are gonna meet up tuesday, I think we will continue the thread here and fill you in 91. Lemme know if you need any help doing anything with the truck, if I have the time I am always willing to help out so long as I am free..
I got enough tools, tire repair kit, the pepboys compressor and such..
YotaFun and I are gonna meet up tuesday, I think we will continue the thread here and fill you in 91. Lemme know if you need any help doing anything with the truck, if I have the time I am always willing to help out so long as I am free..
Jan 14, 2007 | 11:21 PM
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Well you wouldnt have to worry about carrying the tools in your bed,I have a box too and its not that full-I can carry anything that may slide around if need be.
If you can indeed buy the stuff at lowes we need whats listed here on thread pitch and size: http://sonoransteel.com/Diff_Breather_Parts.pdf
Toyota 90930-03136: 5/16? Barb
Toyota 90930-03031: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch
Toyota 90404-51319: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch, 3/8? Barb
Toyota 90404-51026: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch, 1/4? Barb
Nissan 38323-C6010: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch, 3/16? Barb
Should be simple enough. I wonder what my diff fluid looks like honestly as I went to a semi deep water crossing (very short) the other day on a local trail. I am sure its fine or I woulda had problems by now.
Hackettstown is about 1.5 hours from me..
If you can indeed buy the stuff at lowes we need whats listed here on thread pitch and size: http://sonoransteel.com/Diff_Breather_Parts.pdf
Toyota 90930-03136: 5/16? Barb
Toyota 90930-03031: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch
Toyota 90404-51319: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch, 3/8? Barb
Toyota 90404-51026: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch, 1/4? Barb
Nissan 38323-C6010: M10 x 1.00 Thread Pitch, 3/16? Barb
Should be simple enough. I wonder what my diff fluid looks like honestly as I went to a semi deep water crossing (very short) the other day on a local trail. I am sure its fine or I woulda had problems by now.
Hackettstown is about 1.5 hours from me..
i just changed the gear oil in both my diff's, i was gonna go syn, but it was just too expensive right now. i went offroading like 2 months ago, and went thru some rather deep water, maybe to just under the doors or so, and i found no water in my diff, and had no gear oil leaking out of the seals. but its not worth the risk. i didnt even have that bad of buildup on the magnetic plug.
Jan 14, 2007 | 11:22 PM
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I just have a small tool box in the back and a road side assitance bag witha compressor in it so you and CJM have it coverd for tools and such.
Where were you working seasonal?
I am still looking for a diffrent job, Superfresh is starting to get on my very last nerve....
Yeah the artic mod didn't have me to convince yet eitehr but to each his own.
I have no clue on the sixr of the fitting, is it the same or diffrent from my year as compared to yours?
Where were you working seasonal?
I am still looking for a diffrent job, Superfresh is starting to get on my very last nerve....
Yeah the artic mod didn't have me to convince yet eitehr but to each his own.
I have no clue on the sixr of the fitting, is it the same or diffrent from my year as compared to yours?
Jan 14, 2007 | 11:23 PM
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I think you could match the pitch and the barb up possibly..
Otherwise yea all you gotta do is trial and error, I dont know if mine are the same, but if you can tell me before I do mine it will help.
Right now I think all we really need is some diff breathers and were set. We can always do an actual meet to plan the trip itself if you wanna make it an outing for more than one day too.
Thats a pretty decent job for a month, I work 30 hrs total, 5 days a week in a grocery deli and I dont even make that much!
Otherwise yea all you gotta do is trial and error, I dont know if mine are the same, but if you can tell me before I do mine it will help.
Right now I think all we really need is some diff breathers and were set. We can always do an actual meet to plan the trip itself if you wanna make it an outing for more than one day too.
Thats a pretty decent job for a month, I work 30 hrs total, 5 days a week in a grocery deli and I dont even make that much!
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Jan 14, 2007 | 11:25 PM
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Yeah CJM you def do have enough tools...
I would offer my assitance too but your 2 1/2 hours away...
I would be spending most of my trip trying to talk you guys throguh stuff over the phone then in person and my wallet would even feel lighter than it already is...
I hate gas prices...
Yeah CJM you def do have enough tools...
I would offer my assitance too but your 2 1/2 hours away...
I would be spending most of my trip trying to talk you guys throguh stuff over the phone then in person and my wallet would even feel lighter than it already is...
I hate gas prices...
Jan 14, 2007 | 11:28 PM
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I think you could match the pitch and the barb up possibly..
Otherwise yea all you gotta do is trial and error, I dont know if mine are the same, but if you can tell me before I do mine it will help.
Right now I think all we really need is some diff breathers and were set. We can always do an actual meet to plan the trip itself if you wanna make it an outing for more than one day too.
Thats a pretty decent job for a month, I work 30 hrs total, 5 days a week in a grocery deli and I dont even make that much!
Otherwise yea all you gotta do is trial and error, I dont know if mine are the same, but if you can tell me before I do mine it will help.
Right now I think all we really need is some diff breathers and were set. We can always do an actual meet to plan the trip itself if you wanna make it an outing for more than one day too.
Thats a pretty decent job for a month, I work 30 hrs total, 5 days a week in a grocery deli and I dont even make that much!
Jan 14, 2007 | 11:29 PM
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Yeah AIM = Darknighthief
Yeah CJM you def do have enough tools...
I would offer my assitance too but your 2 1/2 hours away...
I would be spending most of my trip trying to talk you guys throguh stuff over the phone then in person and my wallet would even feel lighter than it already is...
I hate gas prices...
Yeah CJM you def do have enough tools...
I would offer my assitance too but your 2 1/2 hours away...
I would be spending most of my trip trying to talk you guys throguh stuff over the phone then in person and my wallet would even feel lighter than it already is...
I hate gas prices...
Yea gas is $$ It costs me about 45 a fill as the T100 has a 24 gallon tank. This past semester with driving (I commute) I was filling up about 1x every week and a half for 4 months and gas was still almost 3 bucks a gallon!
I am sure I can figure out the diff breather mod, remove barb, attach new barb and route house as high as possible with zip ties.
Camo grounds sound nice, I have enough camping supplies too.. I'm an avid backpacker so got all the goodies besides a fullsize tent, well a new one-got a really nice old one though!
Anyway bedtime, I gotta be up for work.
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Jan 14, 2007 | 11:33 PM
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Ok I will add you, I'm gonna go to bed in about 10 mins sooo.
Yea gas is $$ It costs me about 45 a fill as the T100 has a 24 gallon tank. This past semester with driving (I commute) I was filling up about 1x every week and a half for 4 months and gas was still almost 3 bucks a gallon!
I am sure I can figure out the diff breather mod, remove barb, attach new barb and route house as high as possible with zip ties.
Camo grounds sound nice, I have enough camping supplies too.. I'm an avid backpacker so got all the goodies besides a fullsize tent, well a new one-got a really nice old one though!
Anyway bedtime, I gotta be up for work.
Yea gas is $$ It costs me about 45 a fill as the T100 has a 24 gallon tank. This past semester with driving (I commute) I was filling up about 1x every week and a half for 4 months and gas was still almost 3 bucks a gallon!
I am sure I can figure out the diff breather mod, remove barb, attach new barb and route house as high as possible with zip ties.
Camo grounds sound nice, I have enough camping supplies too.. I'm an avid backpacker so got all the goodies besides a fullsize tent, well a new one-got a really nice old one though!
Anyway bedtime, I gotta be up for work.
Have you added!
Yeah to fill up the runner from empty is around the same price also prices are higher here...
close to $40 a tank....
I am in stop and go traffic the entire week, i have to fill up almost 2X sometimes 3X a week...
I was thinking of jsut sleeping in the back of the runner myself
But yeah roughing it for a change wouldn't be bad at all
Now I am headin off to bed....
Man how time flies...
Jan 14, 2007 | 11:35 PM
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I cant sleep in my truck lol, well I could but I am a bit to tall to lay on the bend seat and the rear has no cap soo....
During winter it wouldnt be smart to sleep outside anyways unless you have a cold weather bag and gear. Fortunetly I have an extra bag and know how to build a firewall that will keep us warm if need be, but it wont be a picinic.
Anyway off to bed, back to this thread tommorow..
During winter it wouldnt be smart to sleep outside anyways unless you have a cold weather bag and gear. Fortunetly I have an extra bag and know how to build a firewall that will keep us warm if need be, but it wont be a picinic.
Anyway off to bed, back to this thread tommorow..
Jan 14, 2007 | 11:37 PM
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I think you could match the pitch and the barb up possibly..
Otherwise yea all you gotta do is trial and error, I dont know if mine are the same, but if you can tell me before I do mine it will help.
Right now I think all we really need is some diff breathers and were set. We can always do an actual meet to plan the trip itself if you wanna make it an outing for more than one day too.
Thats a pretty decent job for a month, I work 30 hrs total, 5 days a week in a grocery deli and I dont even make that much!
Otherwise yea all you gotta do is trial and error, I dont know if mine are the same, but if you can tell me before I do mine it will help.
Right now I think all we really need is some diff breathers and were set. We can always do an actual meet to plan the trip itself if you wanna make it an outing for more than one day too.
Thats a pretty decent job for a month, I work 30 hrs total, 5 days a week in a grocery deli and I dont even make that much!
ill def let you know if the breathers are the same, i know someone with a t100, i rarely see him, but if i do ill def find out.
Jan 14, 2007 | 11:43 PM
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I cant sleep in my truck lol, well I could but I am a bit to tall to lay on the bend seat and the rear has no cap soo....
During winter it wouldnt be smart to sleep outside anyways unless you have a cold weather bag and gear. Fortunetly I have an extra bag and know how to build a firewall that will keep us warm if need be, but it wont be a picinic.
Anyway off to bed, back to this thread tommorow..
During winter it wouldnt be smart to sleep outside anyways unless you have a cold weather bag and gear. Fortunetly I have an extra bag and know how to build a firewall that will keep us warm if need be, but it wont be a picinic.
Anyway off to bed, back to this thread tommorow..
But you do have out door skillz so it's all good!
yea i would have loved to keep that job, it was like 35 hours a week, and some days even ot cuz monday was much heavier then friday...now im looking for a security job, so hopefully soon ill get one. pay was 13.62 an hour, time and half for ot
ill def let you know if the breathers are the same, i know someone with a t100, i rarely see him, but if i do ill def find out.
ill def let you know if the breathers are the same, i know someone with a t100, i rarely see him, but if i do ill def find out.
Get paid time and a half on holidays and an extra dollar on sundays so...
It all works out, and if mom ever decides to cut me from her health insurance anytime soon, work has got me covered already lol!
Jan 15, 2007 | 02:13 PM
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Nice pics though.. Can't wait to see the vids!
Jan 15, 2007 | 02:45 PM
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sweet vid
:bigclap: Hey yotafun, I just saw your Paragon vid. Nice. i see you and a couple guys were talking bout going up to Paragon, and doing an all yota day. i am down for that, let me know in advance so i can plan and save.
Jan 15, 2007 | 03:02 PM
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Yeah Def palnina n all yota trip for some time in the future!
Def let you know!
Jan 15, 2007 | 04:25 PM
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Sounds like a plan though, I am, god will and job willing, going to have my 3 inch lift (revteck for now) on by then and maybe even some sliders...
Jan 15, 2007 | 07:46 PM
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go to www.ne4roc.org, we have the same forum as ttora-ne
the official info isnt out yet, but it is at the end of july
you can stay tuned to the PA chapter site too
the official info isnt out yet, but it is at the end of july
you can stay tuned to the PA chapter site too
