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Gunslinger
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Today, I was informed that I was promoted from Quality Auditor to Process Technician, and with it comes a boost in pay. This is effective Monday.
That said, while I will have more to put towards the project, I have to stop buying things for the next few checks. With the job comes a need for more than just a pen and a calculator. That means a tool box and plenty of tools to load it down with. Basic stuff, the most special being a torque wrench.
Although funds will have to be diverted for a short time, I still have plenty of parts on the way and plenty of things to do with what I already have, so the progress won't slow down too much.
I still have to plum the rear end for brake lines, replace the clutch packs in the diff, add fluid and the new cover, replace the rear suspension bushings, replace the front lower control arms, test the mirrors and run new wires for those, and finally rid myself of that water leak in the dash. And, while it's out, now is the time to do whatever it takes to seal it up.
Last edited on Wed Jan 8th, 2020 02:15 am by TheArcticWolf1911
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