Best choice for replacement lifters
06-01-2004, 10:41 PM
#31
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Re: Best choice for replacement lifters
"Joe" <mauijoe@maui.net> wrote in message news:40BA3552.9080301@maui.net...
> Yep, tried it before last oil change. It didnt seem to help.
>
> One of my problems being retired and living here on Maui is that I don't
> drive that many miles. Actually I really can't call that a problem
> though! I suspect the cleaners don't get a chance to really work well.
> Aloha and thanks to all for advice.
> Joe in Maui
>
On the contrary, I think your lack of driving IS your most significant
problem. Maybe you should buy me a plane ticket and have me come over and do
the driving for you. All I'll charge is some food and a place to sleep. I
don't need much money if you are buying the plane tickets, gas, lunch, and
the sea-side palatial estate. I'll tell you now though, I can only stay for
a year or so, then I have to get back to the mainland.
06-01-2004, 10:41 PM
#32
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Re: Best choice for replacement lifters
"Joe" <mauijoe@maui.net> wrote in message news:40BA3552.9080301@maui.net...
> Yep, tried it before last oil change. It didnt seem to help.
>
> One of my problems being retired and living here on Maui is that I don't
> drive that many miles. Actually I really can't call that a problem
> though! I suspect the cleaners don't get a chance to really work well.
> Aloha and thanks to all for advice.
> Joe in Maui
>
On the contrary, I think your lack of driving IS your most significant
problem. Maybe you should buy me a plane ticket and have me come over and do
the driving for you. All I'll charge is some food and a place to sleep. I
don't need much money if you are buying the plane tickets, gas, lunch, and
the sea-side palatial estate. I'll tell you now though, I can only stay for
a year or so, then I have to get back to the mainland.
06-01-2004, 10:41 PM
#33
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Re: Best choice for replacement lifters
"Joe" <mauijoe@maui.net> wrote in message news:40BA3552.9080301@maui.net...
> Yep, tried it before last oil change. It didnt seem to help.
>
> One of my problems being retired and living here on Maui is that I don't
> drive that many miles. Actually I really can't call that a problem
> though! I suspect the cleaners don't get a chance to really work well.
> Aloha and thanks to all for advice.
> Joe in Maui
>
On the contrary, I think your lack of driving IS your most significant
problem. Maybe you should buy me a plane ticket and have me come over and do
the driving for you. All I'll charge is some food and a place to sleep. I
don't need much money if you are buying the plane tickets, gas, lunch, and
the sea-side palatial estate. I'll tell you now though, I can only stay for
a year or so, then I have to get back to the mainland.
06-02-2004, 01:47 AM
#34
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Re: Best choice for replacement lifters
Gee, thanks for the offer.I get a lot of those offers here for some
reason. Cheapest gas here is $2.62, so some restraint on driving may be
required. Maui's area is 729 Sq Miles so you have to go around in
circles a lot to get to 1000 miles. You would get really bored. I really
couldn't in good conscious let that happen! But thanks again for the offer.
Aloha
Joe
CRWLR wrote:
> "Joe" <mauijoe@maui.net> wrote in message news:40BA3552.9080301@maui.net...
>
>>Yep, tried it before last oil change. It didnt seem to help.
>>
>>One of my problems being retired and living here on Maui is that I don't
>>drive that many miles. Actually I really can't call that a problem
>>though! I suspect the cleaners don't get a chance to really work well.
>>Aloha and thanks to all for advice.
>>Joe in Maui
>>
>
>
> On the contrary, I think your lack of driving IS your most significant
> problem. Maybe you should buy me a plane ticket and have me come over and do
> the driving for you. All I'll charge is some food and a place to sleep. I
> don't need much money if you are buying the plane tickets, gas, lunch, and
> the sea-side palatial estate. I'll tell you now though, I can only stay for
> a year or so, then I have to get back to the mainland.
>
>
>
>
>
reason. Cheapest gas here is $2.62, so some restraint on driving may be
required. Maui's area is 729 Sq Miles so you have to go around in
circles a lot to get to 1000 miles. You would get really bored. I really
couldn't in good conscious let that happen! But thanks again for the offer.
Aloha
Joe
CRWLR wrote:
> "Joe" <mauijoe@maui.net> wrote in message news:40BA3552.9080301@maui.net...
>
>>Yep, tried it before last oil change. It didnt seem to help.
>>
>>One of my problems being retired and living here on Maui is that I don't
>>drive that many miles. Actually I really can't call that a problem
>>though! I suspect the cleaners don't get a chance to really work well.
>>Aloha and thanks to all for advice.
>>Joe in Maui
>>
>
>
> On the contrary, I think your lack of driving IS your most significant
> problem. Maybe you should buy me a plane ticket and have me come over and do
> the driving for you. All I'll charge is some food and a place to sleep. I
> don't need much money if you are buying the plane tickets, gas, lunch, and
> the sea-side palatial estate. I'll tell you now though, I can only stay for
> a year or so, then I have to get back to the mainland.
>
>
>
>
>
06-02-2004, 01:47 AM
#35
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Re: Best choice for replacement lifters
Gee, thanks for the offer.I get a lot of those offers here for some
reason. Cheapest gas here is $2.62, so some restraint on driving may be
required. Maui's area is 729 Sq Miles so you have to go around in
circles a lot to get to 1000 miles. You would get really bored. I really
couldn't in good conscious let that happen! But thanks again for the offer.
Aloha
Joe
CRWLR wrote:
> "Joe" <mauijoe@maui.net> wrote in message news:40BA3552.9080301@maui.net...
>
>>Yep, tried it before last oil change. It didnt seem to help.
>>
>>One of my problems being retired and living here on Maui is that I don't
>>drive that many miles. Actually I really can't call that a problem
>>though! I suspect the cleaners don't get a chance to really work well.
>>Aloha and thanks to all for advice.
>>Joe in Maui
>>
>
>
> On the contrary, I think your lack of driving IS your most significant
> problem. Maybe you should buy me a plane ticket and have me come over and do
> the driving for you. All I'll charge is some food and a place to sleep. I
> don't need much money if you are buying the plane tickets, gas, lunch, and
> the sea-side palatial estate. I'll tell you now though, I can only stay for
> a year or so, then I have to get back to the mainland.
>
>
>
>
>
reason. Cheapest gas here is $2.62, so some restraint on driving may be
required. Maui's area is 729 Sq Miles so you have to go around in
circles a lot to get to 1000 miles. You would get really bored. I really
couldn't in good conscious let that happen! But thanks again for the offer.
Aloha
Joe
CRWLR wrote:
> "Joe" <mauijoe@maui.net> wrote in message news:40BA3552.9080301@maui.net...
>
>>Yep, tried it before last oil change. It didnt seem to help.
>>
>>One of my problems being retired and living here on Maui is that I don't
>>drive that many miles. Actually I really can't call that a problem
>>though! I suspect the cleaners don't get a chance to really work well.
>>Aloha and thanks to all for advice.
>>Joe in Maui
>>
>
>
> On the contrary, I think your lack of driving IS your most significant
> problem. Maybe you should buy me a plane ticket and have me come over and do
> the driving for you. All I'll charge is some food and a place to sleep. I
> don't need much money if you are buying the plane tickets, gas, lunch, and
> the sea-side palatial estate. I'll tell you now though, I can only stay for
> a year or so, then I have to get back to the mainland.
>
>
>
>
>
06-02-2004, 01:47 AM
#36
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Posts: n/a
Re: Best choice for replacement lifters
Gee, thanks for the offer.I get a lot of those offers here for some
reason. Cheapest gas here is $2.62, so some restraint on driving may be
required. Maui's area is 729 Sq Miles so you have to go around in
circles a lot to get to 1000 miles. You would get really bored. I really
couldn't in good conscious let that happen! But thanks again for the offer.
Aloha
Joe
CRWLR wrote:
> "Joe" <mauijoe@maui.net> wrote in message news:40BA3552.9080301@maui.net...
>
>>Yep, tried it before last oil change. It didnt seem to help.
>>
>>One of my problems being retired and living here on Maui is that I don't
>>drive that many miles. Actually I really can't call that a problem
>>though! I suspect the cleaners don't get a chance to really work well.
>>Aloha and thanks to all for advice.
>>Joe in Maui
>>
>
>
> On the contrary, I think your lack of driving IS your most significant
> problem. Maybe you should buy me a plane ticket and have me come over and do
> the driving for you. All I'll charge is some food and a place to sleep. I
> don't need much money if you are buying the plane tickets, gas, lunch, and
> the sea-side palatial estate. I'll tell you now though, I can only stay for
> a year or so, then I have to get back to the mainland.
>
>
>
>
>
reason. Cheapest gas here is $2.62, so some restraint on driving may be
required. Maui's area is 729 Sq Miles so you have to go around in
circles a lot to get to 1000 miles. You would get really bored. I really
couldn't in good conscious let that happen! But thanks again for the offer.
Aloha
Joe
CRWLR wrote:
> "Joe" <mauijoe@maui.net> wrote in message news:40BA3552.9080301@maui.net...
>
>>Yep, tried it before last oil change. It didnt seem to help.
>>
>>One of my problems being retired and living here on Maui is that I don't
>>drive that many miles. Actually I really can't call that a problem
>>though! I suspect the cleaners don't get a chance to really work well.
>>Aloha and thanks to all for advice.
>>Joe in Maui
>>
>
>
> On the contrary, I think your lack of driving IS your most significant
> problem. Maybe you should buy me a plane ticket and have me come over and do
> the driving for you. All I'll charge is some food and a place to sleep. I
> don't need much money if you are buying the plane tickets, gas, lunch, and
> the sea-side palatial estate. I'll tell you now though, I can only stay for
> a year or so, then I have to get back to the mainland.
>
>
>
>
>
06-02-2004, 01:47 AM
#37
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Posts: n/a
Re: Best choice for replacement lifters
Gee, thanks for the offer.I get a lot of those offers here for some
reason. Cheapest gas here is $2.62, so some restraint on driving may be
required. Maui's area is 729 Sq Miles so you have to go around in
circles a lot to get to 1000 miles. You would get really bored. I really
couldn't in good conscious let that happen! But thanks again for the offer.
Aloha
Joe
CRWLR wrote:
> "Joe" <mauijoe@maui.net> wrote in message news:40BA3552.9080301@maui.net...
>
>>Yep, tried it before last oil change. It didnt seem to help.
>>
>>One of my problems being retired and living here on Maui is that I don't
>>drive that many miles. Actually I really can't call that a problem
>>though! I suspect the cleaners don't get a chance to really work well.
>>Aloha and thanks to all for advice.
>>Joe in Maui
>>
>
>
> On the contrary, I think your lack of driving IS your most significant
> problem. Maybe you should buy me a plane ticket and have me come over and do
> the driving for you. All I'll charge is some food and a place to sleep. I
> don't need much money if you are buying the plane tickets, gas, lunch, and
> the sea-side palatial estate. I'll tell you now though, I can only stay for
> a year or so, then I have to get back to the mainland.
>
>
>
>
>
reason. Cheapest gas here is $2.62, so some restraint on driving may be
required. Maui's area is 729 Sq Miles so you have to go around in
circles a lot to get to 1000 miles. You would get really bored. I really
couldn't in good conscious let that happen! But thanks again for the offer.
Aloha
Joe
CRWLR wrote:
> "Joe" <mauijoe@maui.net> wrote in message news:40BA3552.9080301@maui.net...
>
>>Yep, tried it before last oil change. It didnt seem to help.
>>
>>One of my problems being retired and living here on Maui is that I don't
>>drive that many miles. Actually I really can't call that a problem
>>though! I suspect the cleaners don't get a chance to really work well.
>>Aloha and thanks to all for advice.
>>Joe in Maui
>>
>
>
> On the contrary, I think your lack of driving IS your most significant
> problem. Maybe you should buy me a plane ticket and have me come over and do
> the driving for you. All I'll charge is some food and a place to sleep. I
> don't need much money if you are buying the plane tickets, gas, lunch, and
> the sea-side palatial estate. I'll tell you now though, I can only stay for
> a year or so, then I have to get back to the mainland.
>
>
>
>
>
06-02-2004, 01:55 AM
#38
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Re: Best choice for replacement lifters
I would do the work myself, so if I didn't change the cam it will only
run me about $100 with shipping for parts and a sore back.(I am buying a
few rods and a rocker arm assembly also in case there are any surprises
when I get into it.) I am 61 years old so I have gone through lots of
mechanical innovations. However I haven't tried ATF which seems to be
fairly popular. Think I will give it a try before I take the leap. Will
try to drive it as much as possible.
Aloha
Joe in Maui
CRWLR wrote:
> That is a large expense for a little noise. I understand it can be annoying,
> but normally that is all the noise is - annoying.....
run me about $100 with shipping for parts and a sore back.(I am buying a
few rods and a rocker arm assembly also in case there are any surprises
when I get into it.) I am 61 years old so I have gone through lots of
mechanical innovations. However I haven't tried ATF which seems to be
fairly popular. Think I will give it a try before I take the leap. Will
try to drive it as much as possible.
Aloha
Joe in Maui
CRWLR wrote:
> That is a large expense for a little noise. I understand it can be annoying,
> but normally that is all the noise is - annoying.....
06-02-2004, 01:55 AM
#39
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Re: Best choice for replacement lifters
I would do the work myself, so if I didn't change the cam it will only
run me about $100 with shipping for parts and a sore back.(I am buying a
few rods and a rocker arm assembly also in case there are any surprises
when I get into it.) I am 61 years old so I have gone through lots of
mechanical innovations. However I haven't tried ATF which seems to be
fairly popular. Think I will give it a try before I take the leap. Will
try to drive it as much as possible.
Aloha
Joe in Maui
CRWLR wrote:
> That is a large expense for a little noise. I understand it can be annoying,
> but normally that is all the noise is - annoying.....
run me about $100 with shipping for parts and a sore back.(I am buying a
few rods and a rocker arm assembly also in case there are any surprises
when I get into it.) I am 61 years old so I have gone through lots of
mechanical innovations. However I haven't tried ATF which seems to be
fairly popular. Think I will give it a try before I take the leap. Will
try to drive it as much as possible.
Aloha
Joe in Maui
CRWLR wrote:
> That is a large expense for a little noise. I understand it can be annoying,
> but normally that is all the noise is - annoying.....
06-02-2004, 01:55 AM
#40
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Re: Best choice for replacement lifters
I would do the work myself, so if I didn't change the cam it will only
run me about $100 with shipping for parts and a sore back.(I am buying a
few rods and a rocker arm assembly also in case there are any surprises
when I get into it.) I am 61 years old so I have gone through lots of
mechanical innovations. However I haven't tried ATF which seems to be
fairly popular. Think I will give it a try before I take the leap. Will
try to drive it as much as possible.
Aloha
Joe in Maui
CRWLR wrote:
> That is a large expense for a little noise. I understand it can be annoying,
> but normally that is all the noise is - annoying.....
run me about $100 with shipping for parts and a sore back.(I am buying a
few rods and a rocker arm assembly also in case there are any surprises
when I get into it.) I am 61 years old so I have gone through lots of
mechanical innovations. However I haven't tried ATF which seems to be
fairly popular. Think I will give it a try before I take the leap. Will
try to drive it as much as possible.
Aloha
Joe in Maui
CRWLR wrote:
> That is a large expense for a little noise. I understand it can be annoying,
> but normally that is all the noise is - annoying.....