• @UnderpantsWeevil
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    471 month ago

    Trying to explain to my 14 kids from three different fathers and the accumulated 217 grandkids that back in the 1950s we definitely were not fucking casually.

        • @[email protected]
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          71 month ago

          That’s 4 years newer than the Cherokee I drive! Haha. The alternator is new though… Well newly refurbished, it died last week.

            • @[email protected]
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              1 month ago

              I’ve gotten lucky with it, I’m getting about 18mpg with the straight 6.

              Although I need to recharge the AC… and the liquid is illegal to buy now. Apparently I have to get it converted by a professional or something? Still looking into that. Have till summer I suppose

              • @riodoro1
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                21 month ago

                Did they finally ban canned refrigerant in the US?

                AC needs to be fixed, not recharged, that’s how we fixed the ozone layer.

                • @[email protected]
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                  11 month ago

                  Yeah R12 they banned from new vehicles after 94’. Being that my jeep is a 94, it was likely built in 1993. All the cars use 134a or whatever I believe now, but I could be wrong. Maybe there’s something new I haven’t seen yet

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                  1 month ago

                  Thanks for the advice. How about do I approach the conversion. I assume you have to suck all of the r12 out if there is still residual, and then get an adapter that fits the input? Then check the seal? I know the connections didn’t match the ones for the r134.

    • snooggums
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      141 month ago

      My guess is brie, but I’m not sure due to all the jpg.

      • @AnUnusualRelic
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        1 month ago

        Brie is much larger :

        (imagine a small banana next to it)

        • snooggums
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          31 month ago

          I regularly buy brie that is a shorter diameter than an average banana and it comes in the round cardboard packaging.

          • @AnUnusualRelic
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            21 month ago

            Well, if you’re buying industrial Lactalis cheese, then anything goes.