Recent content by thclimer

If the old battery was still connected in the circuit it was most likely sucking all the power from your jump pack. Additionally, if it sat in shed for that long I'd be looking for mouse destruction, chewed wiring, air cleaner packed, etc. What did the fluids look like, fuel/filter, oil...

Another vote here for Echo. While not as low cost as it used to be the CS-2511 with aftermarket Egan straight pipe is a little beast. Echo 2511 pipe

Have you checked your battery? A easy check is to measure it voltage but the most definitive test is a load test which many auto parts stores will do for free. If the fuses blew when you were changing the alternator it sounds like something got shorted which could mean there are other...

Oh my, nice that you have a good neighbor.

Here is the location of the flasher module:

What are you having trouble with?

This might help:

How to burn a wet slash pile:

There are a number of sealants rated for gasoline here is one from a company that I like: PC-SuperEpoxy® – Protective Coating Company

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If your ignition switch has a connector labeled as any in the attached it may help for testing. NAPA sells a much more beefy switch. I replaced my TC33D OEM switch which had melted with a NAPA and have not had any problem since 15+ years now.

Sorry, I'm no help for identify where the priming pump is. Maybe someone could turn the key with you by the engine and try to listen for where the noise is coming from?

I think it has something to do with the fuel pressure sensor, I'd be looking for some loose wires around your fuel lines:

If the crowns are broken off like the tree in this picture there is no saving it. It might live for a while but the other trees would benefit more from its removal. However, its removal can be challenging. I'd probably wait to see if the broken branches will fall out on there own before I'd...

Wow, I can't believe the rust! Was it used in a salty environment, moving salt piles or on a beach? Looks like you have some work a head of you, good luck.