SwampNut

I just used a pump, and it was a pretty decent one. Not sure what problem you're having with it. I only bled them once I think. When Galfer used my bike to model their lines on, they used a big electric pump that made fast work of it.

One of the things I really hated about my last XX is that it was delinked. Nothing about it felt right.

Yup, if you choose to eat junk food, that's a really tasty one.

Things could be worse. It was so warm in the house a few days ago we almost had to run the AC. And now I'm in FL where it's perfect outside, but they AC the house to 68 and I'm wearing a jacket indoors.

If you are up for wiring it... http://senasys.com/thermostat-switches Just buy something at like 90 degrees and attach is to the radiator.

A tiny amount of CO is very bad, period. An increase of CO2 and decrease of O2 is bad, but not deadly or quick, without you feeling it. Our bodies have no clue how much oxygen they get, which is why you die almost instantly in an inert gas atmosphere, without feeling it. We detect CO2, so if it gets high, you will feel like you're suffocating in your own house. Unvented indoor heat will deplete oxygen eventually without some exchange to the outside. I have no idea what the practical way to do this is, just adding the biology of it.

Really? I've never seen one, and google doesn't find any.

Brand new, never installed it.

Both links are to the same product. Probably user error.

https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/p/d/cbgnaw011297/ https://www.amazon.com/3M-Indoor-Window-Insulator-5-Window/dp/B00002NCJI

Would that be bush league?

I'm good on 5k-ish a day, or 125mcg.

That's my point, the packages tell you to over-do it by far. The microwave guy is a retard.

You don't get to be the most ignored person on a forum without some effort, but he's still stuck at second place.

Depends on humidity, and yes, correct on the lube. The subframe is steel and takes some bolts, no?