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Eek. Yes, you should be able to fix that with a jumper wire if there is no underlying damage. It certainly going to be easier and cheaper than finding a replacement.

uart is correct, and your wire should be sufficient. Good luck! -Electrical engineer approved.

Conversely, my $100 chinese-made Crescent starter set, chinese-made Torin jack, and chinese-made 25" HF breaker bar have performed beautifully on the $100k worth of cars I have. (Not a joke.) Why would anyone spend tons of money, or even debt, to purchase the same tools, or more tools that do...

Cool, an AP thread. I purchased AP's 1427 Rivet-Nut kit about a year ago. It took me a few riv-nuts to get the hang of the tool (will strip riv-nuts) but it got the job done and the project has held up since. I kinda wish I had another use for it now.

If they offer you a gift card and you want to get out of Craftsman, you may want to look at their online store. They stock a number of brands including Armstrong. While their tools may no longer be made in the US, Sear's customer service is still pretty good. I recently received a $40 card to...

Good deal, but I can't get out there to pick them up!

Hey look, it's THAAD. I've built parts for that. The loop was performed to prove it's maneuverability as far as I know.

I have one of these. I love it.

I'll be out of town sadly. That's just down the street from me.

If garage pals is paying you for your posts, then yes, it's probably affordable. But I've looked at their prices. They're outlandish.

Great deals, you definitely know how to bargain shop and I envy your collection. If you're interested in the build number, PM me, we can use the last 6 of your VIN to look up all sorts of info. The TTA community can be obsessive when it comes to documentation. Bought my TTA in similar...

Well you just have everything don't you! ;) What's the build number of that TTA?

Nice collection of firebirds. But no 20th Anniversary? ;)

I also have a condo, and it's my opinion that you'd be better off removing the carpet and installing tile, then buy some gym-style foam floor tiles and you'll be good. But that's me. Personally, I don't have any carpet in my house and the amount of dirt I clean up regularly from my tile...

L channel + slots cut into the back side, laid down on it's edges like an "A". Paint/Powdercoat/Label to your hearts desire. Make them any length. Enjoy. Free engineering provided by TTA579.

If you have a laceration that requires closure in the first place, you should be cleaning out the wound. Though, reading the posts here, I see that's not necessarily a common practice.

I'm surprised at how many working home garages don't have a reasonable first aid kit. I suppose as a former boy scout and trained rescue diver, it's second hand nature for me to put these things together. I have an Eagle Creek Pack-It Half Cube in red, full of the bare essentials. I plan on...

Reviving a dead thread... Is there a part number or price information yet?