Managed to sorta paint a jujube, they look really like apples with similar coloring.

My day was spent trying to troubleshoot the truck codes. I spent a bunch of time chatting with Grok about it and most all signs pointed at the Mass Air Flow sensor being bad. I pulled it and cleaned it with terminal cleaner. It did nothing to stop the codes. I electrically tested it and it seemed like it was working but still I ordered a new cheapo one to try. The Denso is $130 so I am trying the $20 version first. There is potential for the oxy sensors to be jacked too....

I took a break for a few minutes and got the rest of my page done mid day.

Just maddening! I at least got to drive the truck around the yard a bit so it does drive, just not well.

Thankfully I have the FSM and the wiring diagrams so I am not searching without a flashlight. I am still having a problem with the 4 wheel drive and have to go troubleshoot it today as well. It may be the front trans motor that had come unplugged that I might need to tap with the hammer...

I'm so tired of working on my truck and really just want the fucking thing to work right.

While grabbing lunch I stopped at the board and was nicely surprised to see the darts landing well. I've gotten to hitting a triple at least once every 2 or 3 visits. Some nice streaks of 4 or 5 visits in a row getting at least once triple. My 81 and 85s are getting more consistent.

Got my clothes washed in the evening while R was at wrestling practice. My stupid shoulder is so messed up and I couldn't get any of our tens units to actually zap me. REALLY REALLY frustrating and I had to sit with the massager for a long while to get it to mellow a bit. Made finding a comfortable position to sleep near impossible. Ended up on the couch again about 2am where I was a bit more comfortable.

I will get the boys to school in a while, PDC Bahrain starts today, printer will be going on more fabric sections, hopefully the part delivers earlier and not later so I can install it and test the truck, move all the cardboard to the burn pile, and cleanup under the carport as it is a pig sty now.

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