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YOUR RESEARCHBroken vacuum line? 996.2
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But stopping the Roasted Black Sesame Seeds and changing medications cured the problem...
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and all the tests they ran couldn't find any leak..
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I was just last month taken to the Hospital via Ambulance due to being 2.5 quarts low on Blood.....They topped me off with 5 pints/bags ( 2.5 quarts ) then ran half a dozen tests for 7 days before sending me back home...lol
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They even had me swallow a camera to check all the way through my internals...
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that's just basic plastic vacuum line repair 101....
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I was just last month taken to the Hospital via Ambulance due to being 2.5 quarts low on Blood.....They topped me off with 5 pints/bags ( 2.5 quarts ) then ran half a dozen tests for 7 days before sending me back home...lol
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Hi,
I was replacing my alternator. At the time of putting it all back together I noticed this was broken.
What are my options? I was hoping I can just sheath the two ends together somehow? otherwise I think (and I really hope not) I have to disassemble a bunch of other parts off that will exceed my mediocre skill level.
Hoping there's an easier solution.
thanks
that's just basic plastic vacuum line repair 101....
Just take that broken piece down to the local auto parts store and get 1 foot of rubber vacuum line with an inside diameter that fits tight on the plastic line...
With 1 foot of rubber hose you can fix that one and many more splices or broken ends..
@justinbAUS
It funny you mention bottling my " Blood " !!! lol ....... I was just last month taken to the Hospital via Ambulance due to being 2.5 quarts low on Blood.....They topped me off with 5 pints/bags ( 2.5 quarts ) then ran half a dozen tests for 7 days before sending me back home...lol
They couldn't figure out what/where the leak was, and you would never guess .... But I had a suspicion of the cause of it was, and it was something none of them had ever heard of....
I taught them a new human " mode of failure" ..lol
Lmao.....Something much more simple.....Apparently eating " Roasted Black Sesame Seeds " in larger quantities at 70 years old and on certain blood thinners will cause internal blood loss/seepage....
The Doctors had never heard of it, but I found it using AI for medications/food interactions... and all the tests they ran couldn't find any leak.. They even had me swallow a camera to check all the way through my internals... But stopping the Roasted Black Sesame Seeds and changing medications cured the problem...
Too bad they couldn't just use a "Smoke Test " to find the leakage/seepage .....lol
