ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!! All the posts this guy comes up with are like this. Examples: https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...need-help.html and https://www.ranger-forums.com/forum2...-my-truck.html

As for the wet tire.... Everyone knows that tires are filled with water to balance them. It must have sprung a leak. Just add some more when you get home.

 

I hate it when my tires spring water leaks. I especially hate it when water heater that fills the tires with the water while driving springs a leak, then it makes a big mess. Also, check the temprature of that water, if it's cold, you just effed yourself royally

 

^^ yeah if it's getting too cold some insulation may be needed in the tires. Like that pink fiberglass insulation in houses.

 

WOW!!!! oh my gosh...i'm cracking up over here going through that!! Dude...you better come up here in Aug. I'm buying you a pitcher of beer.

Beard, Give this man a lifetime contrib status. I know I can't...Otherwise I would!! lol!!!

 

Haha thanks man... I'm trying to make it... Gimme a fifth of Jager and I'll be lookin like that dog all night

 

LOL alright, alright. I'll admit I went off for nothing, I am the one that asked so i deserve to be pissed on lol. I acted like a Di** not you guys, and to be honest all of this was pretty funny. I probably just went through and missed some minor very logical details lol. the best part is it was quite a simple logical explanation. I would like to apologize for coming here with an attitude and asking questions with the answers slapping me in the face.

ps chance that cracked me up

 

Pics or your lying

 

Atta boy!

 

ok if it is a stick and it is not running on a hill and you cant get it to start. then get in the truck.make sure the parking brake isnt on. push the clutch in put it in reverse. start rolling down the hill. when you get going let the clutch out and it should start. oh but make sure the key is on too.

 

buahaha..

 

I figured out what was wrong with it. I started from scratch and I looked at all teeny tiny small stuff and found the problem.

 

and what was it man? lol you got to put more details in you thread

 

still no details,He still Fails. **** on him some more

 

gas leak

 

Dude, go to your HS and take a auto's class or 10. Learn something about it before you drive it.

You need help.

 

Private schools don't have that type of class

 

Enroll in a CC. Take a class. You'll thank me later after you've finished some classes on autos.

Are you being serious with your threads?

This thread is like walking up to a golfer at a driving range and asking which ones are the clubs you hit the white thing with.

 

you can hit that white ball with any club, just depends how far you want it to go

 

The tire is ruined, the gas has soaked into the rubber of the tire. The next time you drive it its going to blow up.

You need to take the tire to a tire store, most tire stores have a solution they can soak it in to get the gas out...its called degasifying, it will cost you around 20 bucks...safety first man.

 

There's a special type of 'clear liquid' that will coat something like that...


H2O

 

no not completely serious

 

Gas is odorless?

 

it went bad so probably. it is two year old gas.

 

well theres your problem...

 

You have never smelt bad gas have you? Trust me, as a guy that works in a motorcycle shop I smell ALOT of it. It is foul, one of the worst smells I have ever smelt. It is so overpowering, sometimes we have to put the bike outside or else it will stink up the entire shop