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**PRattenbury** · 08-29-2010, 05:42 PM

I had to go take a screwing from an auto service center on my steering. Then I got to go hunt down the parts to finish the job the service center was supposed to do, and install them today. Replaced all 4 shocks with Monroe Sensa-Tracs (they any good?). Dumped the fresh water out of the cooling system and put in 50/50 mix. Filled the tank with gas. Somebody on here mentioned turning the pump nozzle upside down when filling up. I tried it, and it worked! Investigated whether or not I should have a fuel return line from the fuel pump to the fuel tank. It appears not. There is a fuel supply line and a vapor recovery line that goes to that filter canister thingy up on the driver side core support. After my additional repairs to the front end the truck actually drives well enough that I don't have to pull seat cover out of my butt after I drive it someplace. So other than dealing with getting screwed by the service center knuckleheads, it was a pretty productive weekend.

08-29-2010, 05:42 PM	#9
PRattenbury Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Maumelle, AR Posts: 478	Re: What did you get done 8/30/10 edition I had to go take a screwing from an auto service center on my steering. Then I got to go hunt down the parts to finish the job the service center was supposed to do, and install them today. Replaced all 4 shocks with Monroe Sensa-Tracs (they any good?). Dumped the fresh water out of the cooling system and put in 50/50 mix. Filled the tank with gas. Somebody on here mentioned turning the pump nozzle upside down when filling up. I tried it, and it worked! Investigated whether or not I should have a fuel return line from the fuel pump to the fuel tank. It appears not. There is a fuel supply line and a vapor recovery line that goes to that filter canister thingy up on the driver side core support. After my additional repairs to the front end the truck actually drives well enough that I don't have to pull seat cover out of my butt after I drive it someplace. So other than dealing with getting screwed by the service center knuckleheads, it was a pretty productive weekend.