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SOAPs are referring to SOAP reports or SOAP notes. It is a record of all the information you have gathered on a patient. They are used in several ways, my wife uses one form for her PT work, for wilderness medical situations it includes the current condition of the patient, the history of what...

I just picked up the RainEx blades for the DII. Used the part number listed by RainEx to be compatible and I can not get them to fit. The Scrub Blade looks interesting!

It's my technique for measuring LOR while approaching and doing my scene size up, much more efficient!

That baffled me a bit too. Looking at the road the next morning there are no corners or curves and only a slight decent in that area, nothing out of control. I think the driver fell asleep, accelerated, the vehicle began to drift, he woke up startled and jerked the wheel hard enough to induce...

Last Friday night we were camped at Stovepipe Wells in Death Valley. We had arrived in late afternoon and all of the nearby designated remote campsites were taken and we did not have time to find a spot in the back country. So we pulled into the RV/campground area and grabbed a spot, cooked...

Nice Shot Ron, What bumper is that with the jerry can swing mount? Brian

I have mine mounted to the tire carrier of my DII with no issues.

I agree, I just purchased the OEM plastic fitting from the dealer. It is made of Polyamide #6, a special heat tolerable plastic from the sounds of it. The brass fitting is fine for a day or two when the parts shop was closed or to get you out of a jam, It's running fine even without the special...

Any of you guys see a any long term risk with using the brass adapter filled with solder? Interaction between the brass fitting an the aluminum manifold? Possibility of the solder breaking off? Thanks Brian

I replaced these four bolts last night, Lots of fun as it was my first time with a steep learning curve! I'll fill in the details later. Brian

I searched at all of the autozon, napa, checker, pep type auto stores and nobody has this little plastic piece. The RAVE program officially calls this piece the "Breather Hose Adapter" = the breather hose from the Inlet Plenum/Manifold. The catch is that the adapter is about 1/4 inch in...

I think I found it. On the passenger side of the engine there are two tubes that go into the throttle body, at least I think its the Throttle body. One of them is a larger diameter = 1/4 inch, rubber tube that fits onto a plastic nipple that threads into the engine. Well it cracked and broke...

Hi, Ok, earlier this week we all discussed the misfire in Cylinder #6 of my 2001 DII with 102,000 miles on it. Everyone did great on that one, lots of help and great advice resulting in new wires and new plugs installed. So lets try another one!! :wings: I disconnected the battery I replaced...

Hi, On my 2001 DII, I need to replace the four bolts that hold the front of the rear drive shaft to the flange located inside the parking break. One of the nuts cam off completely and I replaced it with a random nut from the hardware store that had the same thread. One other of the four bolts...

Done!! :victory::wings: Ok, Done with the plug and wire swap. Spark Plugs I went with the OEM Champion plugs, these are the exact same plugs they sell at the dealership for a 2001 DII. Plug ID # is RC11PYPB4 Champion Stock # is 7070, sold in boxes of four. Dealership price is $19 per plug...

Nice job, How long did that take you? I have dabbled in Sketchup, it takes a while to get the hang of. Brian

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Right on. Just out of curiosity I called Federal Mogul/Champion and they confirmed that Champion 7070 is a direct, same as, replacement for the RC11PYPB4. Unfortunately they are not widely distributed. Thanks Brian