ISEN_AG
| Favorite team: | Texas A&M  |
| Location: | ThunderWolf Manor |
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| Number of Posts: | 2365 |
| Registered on: | 8/13/2013 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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I never understood the appeal of PH, so many non-chain better places to choose from.
Price and lack of options.
In my hometown, PH was the only pizza place.
Now that the town is extra touristy, there are better quality options but you lay 3x the price for half the quantity
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These MF'ers have been cheating since the David Robinson days.
:wah: :doublebird:
Tony Parker with the Charlotte Hornets.
re: Moving soon and need recs on some items
Posted by ISEN_AG on 5/14/26 at 7:50 pm to King of New Orleans
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Washer/dryer
Get you a cheap set like GE'S Hotpoint. I got mine for like $800 total 11 years ago and they're still going
#1 looks bat shite crazy.
#2 went to the Trump Cosmetology Academy and belongs in the Wonka factory.
#'s 3 and 4 look good.
#2 went to the Trump Cosmetology Academy and belongs in the Wonka factory.
#'s 3 and 4 look good.
I've paid $120,000 against a total of $84,000 borrowed and I'm still not done. It'll be about $132,000 when all is said and done, and that's with paying off quite a few of the loans really early.
re: Shots fired at WHCD. Shooter in custody. POTUS rushed out by secret service
Posted by ISEN_AG on 4/26/26 at 8:32 pm to Disco Ball
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How is this happening again?
My old Boy Scout troop would provide better presidential security
One morning in 2016, I woke up to hear what sounded like a shotgun firing. I went outside to see what it was and two large pine trees had fallen onto the powerline and dropped the line across the driveway entrance. Turns out a tornado had gone right down the street. If either of those pine trees had fallen the other direction, it would've been a direct hit on my bedroom with me still passed out.
re: I am Legend 2 update
Posted by ISEN_AG on 4/21/26 at 12:18 pm to TygerTyger
Yep, that one's closer to the book/short story and is the version I liked best too
re: Ford F150 - 2.7L vs 3.5L
Posted by ISEN_AG on 4/8/26 at 12:34 pm to CapitalTiger
We got the 2.7l F-150 new in '22. 15 months and 29,000 miles later, Ford replaced my engine. So that wasnt fun. However, one of the loaners we got was the 5.0 Coyote and that thing was nice. Had power and got the same mileage as the 2.7l eco.
re: Only Mazda's got a truck for just 57....95 (sakes alive)
Posted by ISEN_AG on 3/30/26 at 6:14 pm to CollegeFBRules
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First vehicle I ever owned was a Mazda B2300 standard. I loved that truck.
Same for me. Bought it new in April '08 for $11k and totaled it in July '15. :wah:
And she still looks good :nana:
I recycle them myself and get a little back.
Growing up, helping my dad gather cans at the ballfields and along the road, helped put food on the table and thats stuck with me.
Growing up, helping my dad gather cans at the ballfields and along the road, helped put food on the table and thats stuck with me.
re: Any mechanics or car experts here? O2 sensor heater circuit
Posted by ISEN_AG on 3/22/26 at 8:03 pm to Lou Loomis
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05’s have notoriously ad engines.
Thats the 5.4 triton.
Look up the 4.2l, post 2000. Supposed to be one of the most bulletproof engines.
I also speak from experience as I had the 4.2l before...Brother bought it new in '08 and I bought from him in '19 before trading it in '22. I know he didnt do anything with it and the only things I did in the entire engine compartment were power steering pump pulley (somehow blew apart 5 minutes from my house one time), ignition coil, plugs, battery, and oil.
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fuse#33
I feel like a moron now. I had previously changed out fuse #32 because it says it is for a whole list of components, including "heated gas oxygen sensors".
I changed #33 today and it was eaten up pretty bad. I'm not sure what the root cause is of the bad fuse, but everything seems to be good for now. I ran the truck for about 15 minutes (just idling), cleared the codes, and ran for longer to pull any other codes. I'm now also reading real voltages on my OBD2 instead of just <=.060v.
The only thing remaining is the readiness test which should go away once I drive for a bit.
Thanks!
ETA: update...fuse blew again the next day on the way to work so I looked at the wiring closer. There was a portion that was riding on the EGR pipe and had black scorch marks. I didnt see any exposed wires so I just pulled them away and zip tied. Drove 62 miles after work, tested, and passed the emissions test!
re: Any mechanics or car experts here? O2 sensor heater circuit
Posted by ISEN_AG on 3/21/26 at 10:02 am to UptownJoeBrown
Thanks. I should've be able to do a more in depth look on Sunday.
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BTW, that model truck and that engine is kinda shitty.
I basically had this same truck years ago and traded it in for a larger cab when we found out my wife was pregnant. Only difference was color and that was an '08 with higher mileage.
That thing was solid! The worst repair I did on that thing was replacing the power steering pump pulley.
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You say you cleared codes and the light came back immediately)you also said 30 mi?).
I'll clarify.
When i cleared with my OBD2 during lunch one day, the light came back on immediately upon starting up the truck after work. (3 hrs, but 0 miles apart)
When i unplugged the quick connects on the PCM and reconnected during lunch another day, the code was gone until I drove ~30 miles to Kroger after work, got gas, and restarted the truck again.
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Ask your husband.
K.
re: Any mechanics or car experts here? O2 sensor heater circuit
Posted by ISEN_AG on 3/20/26 at 8:34 pm to UptownJoeBrown
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What did the guy you bought the trunk from say about the codes?
Just, "Oh, O2 sensors, I've changed those out before. It's not bad."
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Did you actually clear the codes correctly?
I believe so, but maybe there's another way.
I have the Bluedriver OBD2 and hit the "Clear codes" button.
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