post numbers

[Yankee Transplant]

I dont guess it matters but my post numbers have not move in a month or so that ive noticed .[S never mind it just changed It dont post a number untill you post not just add an opinion or welcome .. I just noticed it had 880 back in june and it just went to 881 when I posted I got it figured out ,,, I couldnt delete this message so I figured Id try to explain

 

[earthman]

uhhh...run that by me again YT.

 

[26Troadster]

your post number changes everytime you post, or it supposed to.

 

[Yankee Transplant]

earthman Its ok ,, Im just thinking out loud and I posted before I thought about it and I couldnt figure out how to delete my post ... but if you look back on and older post (say that you made 2 months ago ) its got the same number of post on it as you have now ,, That just threw me off I got it under control now ..Im cool Ive got it figured out now ,, I just thought it was stuck ..

 

[Sam_Fear]

Your post counter cable might need lube. I'd start there. Otherwise your internet might not be making good connection - try pulling out the cartridge, blow on it a couple times, and re-insert it.

 

[26Troadster]

i got it, your post number changes everytime you post. if you go back to a old post it shows the current count, not the count when it was posted.

 

[Bonehead]

Your post counter cable might need lube. I'd start there. Otherwise your internet might not be making good connection - try pulling out the cartridge, blow on it a couple times, and re-insert it.

I disagree. The problem is probably the gears not meshing up. You will probably have to add a shim behind one of the gears. They have had a problem with many of those at around 800 posts. The factory has recognized the problem but no recall has been issued. If you choose to take it to a dealer, they may or may not consider it a warranty issue. I expect the newer members will not have these issues, as the factory has replaced the nylon gear set with good old fashioned brass gears. As Sam mentioned a drop or two of oil will help as well. I suggest a light weight synthetic, however if you have a traditional computer, just use Marvel Mystery Oil.

 

[earthman]

What BH is describing is much like the cheap plastic tensioners they put in the '90's Jag V8s. The dealers suggested not letting them sit to long between startups and cross your fingers when you do.
Hope this is helpful.

 

[Dr Crankenstein]

Prime the system before cranking.

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[RPM]

I'd check all of the above and report back.

 

[CORPO]

this thread reminds me of that senator a few years back who was presenting on the house floor and he tried to explain that the internet was a series of tubes... and online gambling blocked the tubes.. preventing peoples email from getting to them..

funny stuff

 

[CORPO]

heres the clip...

http://www.gametrailers.com/videos/8nj7ho/internet-is-a-series-of-tubes

 

[Yankee Transplant]

Nothing yet ,,, still priming ,, Dr. Crank [cl[cl If id just learned how to delete

 

[Sam_Fear]

Just thought of this - if you can't get it primed properly, check your turbo-encabulator. Some of those have serious wear issues that can cause stalled post counts.

Turbo-Encabulator Explained

 

[Yankee Transplant]

Too late Sam I done flooded it now..

 

[sneakysnake]

Well lets see if mine jumps up one.

 

[earthman]

That Turbo Encabulator talk sounds to me a lot like the discussion over Billys
diesel problem.