Mopar1973Man

I'm going to post this here. Mopar1973Man, Titanium my makeup artistry, and Cloud 10 Computer, which is my old computer shop name, I'm going bring back for Linux PCs and networking. Cloud 10 ComputersCloud 10 Computer I always said I'm cloud better than Cloud 9! I'm going to support all my computer users out there that have Linux operating systems, website management, network administration, etc. I'll be working in the Linux and Android realm of software which is nearly all for free. Want to learn more? Please stop by the Cloud 10 Computer forum and post your questions. 41 years of experience in computers, networking, and communications. If you want to join the Linux family, just let me know I'll even create a Linux thumb drive so you can ditch your Microsoft Windows. Come to the Linux side we don't have viri or malware! Mopar1973ManThe OG that started all this. The problem with the current article and work for me is very slow. Between my cancer and lack of dry space, so I'm not lying in the dirt or mud, is rather difficult (health risk) and requires some job to be delayed at this point. I'm going to keep the Mopar1973Man side going with any information I can provide. I'm still planning on expanding the articles on the 3rd Generation and moving forward the best I can with limited tools and dry space. TitaniumTitanium has its own small section of the website where I'm storing photos and posting blog posts about what's happening here in the Titanium world. If you would like to talk directly to Titanium, the posting will be open for comments and questions to the registered members. TikTok is my main place I share my videos but the photos will be here more so. This is more about the makeup artistry, Goth/Emo/Alt styles. This is due to my bladder cancer and how I deal with depression in my artistic way.

Yeah my desk is a mess but I've hooked up our two XBox to the HDMI ports on the monitors of the Linux PCs they share the monitor great. I was stoked to see both XBoxes just pull over 100 Mbits worth of speed. Starlink reports 250 to 300 Mbit speeds while downloading, TV playing Pandora, TV downstairs Mark is watching TV and surfing his phone. While I post this message on the website with all this happening. Never mind the timer in the screenshot im making bread today.

Grab a service manual. Here is the link.

Correct. It's a Cascade system so yes the power steering pump to the hydrobooster. Then it leaves with a second line down to the steering box. There is two low pressure return lines back to the pump which you will see just spring clamps for return lines.

We needed to get some groceries at Albertsons. Just as soon as we entered, we were quickly identified by two nice men who really liked our blue look. Ironically, these guys do construction work, so we got a contact phone number to get their advice on how we might build the new shop in the future.

Beast lost his hydrobooster while my wife and I were down in Boise. While I was down in Boise, I made the call and got a hydrobooster ordered, thinking just direct replacement. Nope! Be aware... The documents in the box from NAPA are very clear; you need to swap parts from your old unit to make the new unit work. The shaft that pushes the master cylinder, you might have to swap as I did. The new shaft was 10mm too long, which is the brake dragging issue. Then the rubber boot on the input shaft has be pryed off the input shaft collar. Yea! I got that. Then, the adapter plate that mounts the brake reservoir / master cylinder. The removal was fairly straightforward. 15mm socket for most of it, and remove the 2 nuts holding the master cylinder and reservoir. Carefully pull the whole unit forward with the lines attached. Then 18mm open-end wrench to remove the hydraulic pressure lines from the hydrobooster. Then, pa air of channel locks to grab the hose clamp for the return line. Pull the retun off. Under the dash, pop the brake pedal clip off and release the input rod from the pedal. IMPORTANT! Disconnect the battery so the brake lights don't drain the batteries! Four 15mm nuts are holding the hydrobooster to the firewall. The right top nut has to come from the hole in the top to get the socket in there. I got it removed and ran to NAPA for the new unit ordered... Yeah, there were multiple hangups in comparing the units and swapping parts back and forth on the two units. We ended up being there a little bit while the guys were helping out and getting all the bits and pieces pulled off my OEM unit. I'm going to continue the install tomorrow.

It's really hard to try and keep going here. Sadly with the lost of my shop and building it place a huge strain on trying to even keep Beast in good repair. My original design was just before my cancer I was going to shut down the shop and work the winter on Thor. Thor now sits in my yard and nothing happening. I've got new terminals for the batteries now just waiting for a good day to do the work. Articles are based on this but im not going to do something to risk my health. This is why the slow down. Anyone that wants to build articles ill be willing to credit your account after staff reviews the article and it is of quality. Your account will be credited.

My biggest hang up on moving forward is my weight limit and the fact I have no where out of the weather to work. Since my shop was destroyed im still having to pick and choose areas day to cram repairs when it's warm and dry. Winter has been weird.

It would be awesome to have a scan tool or Quadzilla to look at the APPS signal to see if its correct. At idle it should show 0% TPS. Which if there is signal above 0% with the Idle validation set then hence the P0121. You not allowed to be throttling with the idle validation set. That new timbo apps should fix it.

Funny with so many deleting the grid heaters. Crazy part is most think its interfering with air flow but only above 600 HP. Then you might gain like 5 to 10 HP.

This is also the reason my weather tower stopped transmitting signal i changed the password trying to reset the WiFi. Back working again.

I've got an older-generation Starlink, and I had to buy the extra adapter to break out a single port for an RJ45 CAT5 cable. That single connection supplies my TP-Link Gateway with internet. Be aware that if you decide to hide your WiFi radios since they are outside the realm of control, you need WiFi to access the Starlink. I opted to hide only the radio names. There is a greater security risk in doing this, but I really doubt a hacker is going to sit in my yard banging on the Starlink WiFi. The setup of my Acurite weather tower required the Starlink WiFi to be split between the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Acurite only needs the single 2.4 GHz band of WiFi, since it can use the 5 GHz band. Now that I did this, it wiped out my passwords and then left the old Starlink (multi-band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) listing both Starlink 5 GHz and Starlink 2.4 GHz. The old multi-band was 192.168.1.x, and the new split radio was 192.168.2.x. I deleted the old multi-band 192.168.1.x, and POOF, internet disappeared in the house completely. I worked my way from Mark's Roku back to the WiFi head and rebooted that. Then I noticed no signal and rebooted the TP-Link Gateway. I noticed the IP address was pointing to the wrong place after removing the radio from Starlink, and the gateway got lost. No internet. It has been a huge learning curve to build a full home network and have an on-site 16-terabyte cloud server. This cloud server is running Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Server software, and I have both beautiful workstations and 4 terabytes of storage. So, I'm going to tell my stories about Linux and Networking. This is just one of many where I've jump to the rescue and return internet and cell service to the home.

This is the start-up of supporting Linux Computer users and even Linux Web servers. If you have any questions on Linux computers or anything, I can help you out.

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