rmk9785e

Why do I receive error saying "Your user account may not have sufficient privileges to access this page. Are you trying to edit someone else's post, access administrative features or some other privileged system?"
when I click on this link in post #32?
What privileges does it require?

salimshah

I had no issue going there.
pasting it for you. try copy-paste into your browser instead of hyper link.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/the...vo-motors.html

The above got converted too hyperlink. Copy paste from my reason to edit.

Search our DIY sticky thread too.

Salim

rmk9785e

I've tried the stubby Phillips screwdriver but it won't reach the screw head. There is very little room between the two hot water pipes in front of it. There's hardly 3/4" clearance between the pipes and the screw head and there is no room between the two pipes for anything but a slim screwdriver to go through. The total length of the screwdriver cannot exceed 3.25" to get in there. I'm going to try the Ace offset screwdriver next and if that doesn't work then I'll buy this set from Amazon.



What I don't get is why is hot water running through the aluminum pipes and heating core all the time. It should only be routed here if heating is selected.

salimshah

Or this
https://www.harborfreight.com/8-piec...ver-92630.html

I have the set similar to ACE but that one does not allow me to keep enough downward pressure to engage the Phillips head. HF one allows me to push the head down with one hand and use the second to do the ratchet action.

Salim

sktn77a

iTrader: (2)

I was able to do it with a regular stubby. To get the screw back in, I had to wrap scotch tape around the screw head with the screwdriver in it. Once the screw was started, I could pull the screwdriver off, remove the scotch tape and finish screwing it in.