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Hate to ask--essential fluids question

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Sulphurous compounds in the diff is what I was commenting on. The various "cups" and spacers in there.
 
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that is way too cold for a Texas boy. You guys are tougher than me for sure. 60 degrees is too cold for me. gimme 100 degrees an I am happy

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My exact sentiments. I just add "water" to the equation.... 90% relative humidity and I'm a "Happy Camper." /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
 
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Sulphurous compounds in the diff is what I was commenting on. The various "cups" and spacers in there.

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Thanks for the clarification, Doc. I don't know much about the innerds involved, so just wanted to make sure I understood.
 
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