Mopar1973Man

Before in the old cabinet. Too hot too! Here is some eye candy of the personal server here at the house that will become the sandbox for testing software out and even building software to do other tasks for the network and website. The whole wooden cabinet is gone. Now the server is condensed down to a mere 32-inch-high box with all the equipment stored under lock and key. The network is being rebuilt. Now the new server cabinet. I'll get a better photo here soon. VLANs Workstations IoT Camera Trunk (All) IoT (Internet of Things), I'm going to place all 4 Roku's, and then there is the Verizon extender, also stuff in the VLAN. This way, there is no way for Roku hackers to get into my network becomes a dead end. Other devices will be added to this like the Acurite weather head will be added to this Iot group. Cameras are moved into a special VLAN too so they are totally seperated from the rest of the network. Workstations are given a bit more permission to roam the network that any WiFi devices but there will be a few devices that will be given above normal permissions.

Still got my blue top steering box and had to adjust it once so far to take up gear slack, but still working awesome. If you are not doing oversized tires, you can opt for the quick ratio box.

This I will consider solved at this time. I've not had any problems handling photos at all and all uploads work fine now.

As I've been working on the website I've been doing a lot of tuning work to make the software faster. I've got that done with the help of AI. Google's Gemini AI has been a invaluable tool in getting the server fixed up and working really good. I've dropped all the blocking time of the CSSscripts and the java scripts. Now it test out at a pure 0ms blocking time. Most pages score in the 90s percentitle.

Well he was a rebuilder for the site years ago. I was hoping but I guess not.

Even though the fallout but i would say try Dynamic Transmissions out of Washington. He actually is really good builder. Even custom valve body set ups.

Grab a part number book and then look up the part number of the item your looking for and then do a search for that part number and maybe the part description. https://mopar1973man.com/cummins/articles.html/12-valve-2nd-generation/part-number-lookup-tool-2nd-gen-12v/ Might help to have your profile filled out so we can see the make and year. (Tip)

May 26th is her birthday. Strange that the two of us have the 26th for birthdays. Then, strangely enough, our wedding day is the same as when we met—the 25th of June. Yes, we are still going to get married in public. @Tweety Bird asked for green today and not the dark green.

Inside too? That's tells me seal issue or pure abuse to have debris inside the tubes. Outside no problem. Just pressure washer the diff housing. You could pull the guts a pressure wash the inside too. Then air dry. Then dust with WD40 to retard rusting. Then paint the outside and load new guts (bearings and seals).

Remember the notation. 47RE 4 gears forward 7 on a 0 to 9 torque scale R ear wheel drive E lectronic Shift 4th Gear 48RE is the same mostly but the torque limit is higher. Plugs and connectors are most likely the hang up.

This will help on keyless entry on power door locks.

Hmmm... I've never had an issue like that where there is crud in the axle tubes.

Our last trip down to Boise ID we were going to dry camp with the RV as @Tweety Bird had medical appointments. While down in Boise / Eagle area Beast just died and jumped back to life.I called it and was the VP44. Fast forward we get home and park Beast beside the RV. Fast forward again yesterday i went to start Beast and move.Nope no start. Bummed I was going to have to work out in the yard. This morning I figure to try starting Beast again. Long crank but it started. Quickly move over the garage door so I could start the replacement. Managed to just get the pump out. Sad part is im not as strong as I once was and everything seems so very over tightened. Really its not im just that weak.