Can't afford to run the A/C. In the summer it costs around $12 per day to have the thermostat set at 75ish.
What's up guys?
- Thread starter Zr0
- Start date
Can't afford to run the A/C. In the summer it costs around $12 per day to have the thermostat set at 75ish.
waggs
Dedicated LVC Member
Wow do you have a pool
Nope. Running the pump for that is astronomical!!!
waggs
Dedicated LVC Member
I bet our pump runs 24 /7 during the summer yes it does get costly
1LoudLS
Dedicated LVC Member
that beats the $30 or so a day we spend on our heating bill this winter. and thats just with the thermostat set to 59!!!
(fml)
86markviilsc
Active LVC Member
It was cold here in South Florida today, somewhere around 64.
It's the getting permission part...I kid I kid! Wife and I work different schedules so we rarely have time to do anything together, Sundays are usually our day so if she has something planned I typically just go with it.
Everybody says that...till they realize they have to pay for it!
That said: I'm not built for snow.
Will do soon enough once I get some scratch back up, thank you though! For now the OE rims are decent enough, plus the tires on them are still brand new.
Well...we are in a drought condition. Good news is it's raining outside but we got a lot of water to catch up or we're screwed this summer.
Yeah...you forgot CA traffic, rent/realty prices, retarded CARB BS and all kinds of annoying PITA things.
HOWEVER: I grew up in SoCal and I love it here, other than the cost. Good things: There's almost always something to do. It's a rare luxury being able to drive from the snowy mountains to a decent beach in just a couple of hours. Weather is typically great, girls dress accordingly (
)And Mexican food drive throughs everywhere. Man when I was in WA I was dying for a decent freaking burrito.
Upstairs Chris
Dedicated LVC Member
Welps...we finally got rain. And my passenger side drain tube is apparently off the nipple. Not much water coming in but once I saw it I knew.
Gonna take it apart tomorrow and put'em back together, got it garaged for the night.
Gonna take it apart tomorrow and put'em back together, got it garaged for the night.
Did you win the lotto or something :lol:
So I pulled the headliner apart to get at the drain tube, was easy enough. Problem is the tube doesn't want to come up any more to really get _ON_ the nipple...just enough to make a bit of contact. I zip tied it at the end so it should stay for awhile, but I'm going to get some soft tubing, put it over the nipple, and stuff the rest of it down the drain tube. Should work.
I'm guessing the drain tubes shrink over time? It's either that or they were put in waaay to tight from the factory.
I'm guessing the drain tubes shrink over time? It's either that or they were put in waaay to tight from the factory.