I ripped a bunch of shelves, cabinets, etc. off, now I'm left with this mess.
I don't want the hassle of demolishing, disposal, and hauling new drywall lol
Upholstery is a completely different beast than mechanical work..
At least for the seat, can I simply buy a replacement online? I just remove the seat and should be able to access the bottom to take off the whole cover?
Or is there custom sewing involved?
I just got this car, and changing it's oil, I noticed the old drain bolt has 1) aluminum washer 2) some form of rubber that has disintegrated, and 3) some blue threadlocker-like type of thing around like they used it as a "gasket maker"?
Don't I just need to put a new copper crush washer, and torque it to spec?
2012 E350. Do you think I need to open it up to check the chain tensioner and cam gear thingies? I haven't scanned for codes yet, but there is no check engine light. This is a cold start during the morning.
Is there any other way to drain this old tank, so I can move it to the curb for bulk item pickup?
Drill holes? Oscillating saw? Or simply dolly it outside, let the garbage truck deal with it?
That pressure relief valve in the middle is the safety mechanism, right? Why (or why not) do I need a thermal expansion tank?