at least this all happened down in georgia where I have family members around me 24/7. this would be a lot rougher up in michigan where the only other person in my house is gone most of the day. let's here it for silver linings :D
this has got to be the most physically painful week of my life... I see the doc in 15 hours, but just for the per-surgery visit, not the surgery itself, which can't come soon enough.
lettuce? interesting. :(
got a doc appt on weds and looks like the surgery will be on monday. but that might change depending on what the doc says. all I know is that my guts always ache. just not anything like what sent me to the hospital.
everybody take a couple deep breaths...
the OP was introducing himself and his truck and then his questions were whether there was an alternative to using the scanner for codes and then if anyone would have any idea why the headlights were installed upside down.
also, welcome to the club :waving:
'tis a good photo to have for sure :thumbsup: can you add that in to the picture thread too? http://comancheclub.com/topic/19732-random-informative-picture-thread/
we that sucked. since previous attacks were weeks apart, I kinda figured it was clear sailing til the surgery. Woke up to a familiar gut-busting feeling last night. :(
at least this time I have pain meds. :drool: :drool: :drool:
I doubt I'll be able to eat a giant triple bacon cheeseburger, but I will still be able to eat bacon. :D just have to be more conservative with the portions. i've been reading up on post-operation foods and it looks like my first week will not be a lot of fun. :(
In hindsight I've had previous incidents but nothing that couldn't be dismissed as some sort of weird heartburn. last night I was on the floor in pain. it sucked. a lot. but after a trip to the hospital I now know for sure what's going on. :thumbsup: sometime likely this week I'll be getting the dang thing pulled. don't really need it anyway.
now I'm going back to bed. been over 24 hours since I last slept and I think I've got enough pain meds in me to pass out. g'night!
Same here. was pretty straight forward (especially since that particular truck had no engine or dash or wiring harness :rotf: ).
I swore the very same thing about the rear plugs and then the steering pump in my caravan. ended up doing them again later on anyways. both projects were surprisingly easy the second time around. :dunno:
absolutely have a C-clamp holding the leaves together, just in case there's any built-up tension that wants to release suddenly when you cut the bolt. :yes:
yeah, there are plenty of longer substitutes out there. I used one from a 94 Dakota.
I'm not convinced the stainless ones are an upgrade though. my stock one lasted 20 some years.