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Suppose you have an immutable value type that is also disposable. Perhaps it represents some sort of handle.
struct MyHandle : IDisposable{ public MyHandle(int handle) : this() { this.Handle = handle; } public int Handle { get; private set; } public void Dispose() { Somehow.Close(this.Handle); }}
You might think hey, you know, I'll decrease my probability of closing the same handle twice by making the struct mutate itself on disposal!
public void Dispose(){ if (this.Handle != 0) Somehow.Close(this.Handle); this.Handle = 0;}
This should already be raising red flags in your mind. We're mutating a value type, which we know is dangerous because value types are copied by value; you're mutating a variable, and different variables can hold copies of the same value. Mutating one variable does not mutate the others, any more than changing one variable that contains 12 changes every variable in the program that also contains 12. But let's go with it for now.
What does this do?
var m1 = new MyHandle(123);try{ // do something}finally{ m1.Dispose();}// Sanity checkDebug.Assert(m1.Handle == 0);
Everything work out there?
Yep, we're good. m1 begins its life with Handle set to 123, and after the dispose it is set to zero.
How about this?
var m2 = new MyHandle(123);try{ // do something}finally{ ((IDisposable)m2).Dispose();}// Sanity checkDebug.Assert(m2.Handle == 0);
Does that do the same thing? Surely casting an object to an interface it implements does nothing untoward, right?
Wrong. This boxes m2. Boxing makes a copy, and it is the copy which is disposed, and therefore the copy which is mutated. m2.Handle stays set to 123.
So what does this do, and why?
var m3 = new MyHandle(123);using(m3){ // Do something}// Sanity checkDebug.Assert(m3.Handle == 0);
Based on the previous example you probably think that this boxes m3, mutates the box, and therefore the assertion fires, right?
Is that what you thought?
You'd be perfectly justified in thinking that there is a boxing performed in the finally because that's what the spec says. The spec says that the "using" statement's expansion when the expression is a non-nullable value type is
finally { ((IDisposable)resource).Dispose();}
However, I'm here today to tell you that the disposed resource is in fact not boxed in our implementation of C#. The compiler has an optimization: if it detects that the Dispose method is exposed directly on the value type then it effectively generates a call to
finally { resource.Dispose();}
without the cast, and therefore without boxing.
Now that you know that, would you like to change your answer? Does the assertion fire? Why or why not?
Give it some careful thought.
The assertion still fires, even though there is no boxing. The relevant line of the spec is not the one that says that there's a boxing cast; that's a red herring. The relevant bit of the spec is:
A using statement of the form "using (ResourceType resource = expression) statement" corresponds to one of three possible expansions. [...] A using statement of the form "using (expression) statement" has the same three possible expansions, but in this case ResourceType is implicitly the compile-time type of the expression, and the resource variable is inaccessible in, and invisible to, the embedded statement.
That is to say, our program fragment is equivalent to:
var m3 = new MyHandle(123);using(MyHandle invisible = m3){ // Do something}// Sanity checkDebug.Assert(m3.Handle == 0);
which is equivalent to
var m3 = new MyHandle(123);{ MyHandle invisible = m3; try { // Do something } finally { invisible.Dispose(); // No boxing, due to optimization }}// Sanity checkDebug.Assert(m3.Handle == 0);
It is the invisible copy which is disposed and mutated, not m3.
And that's why the compiler can get away with not boxing in the finally. The thing that it is not boxing is invisible and inaccessible and therefore there is no way to observe that the boxing was skipped.
Once again the moral of the story is: mutable value types are enough pure evil to turn you all into hermit crabs, and therefore should be avoided.
"Re: Nullable<T>: I'm not sure what you mean by work perfectly as an object type: to my understanding, that was not it's purpose. "new Nullable<T>()" being equal, and convertable to null, is odd, but in keeping with the purpose of Nullable<T> - to enable storing null in a value type. Certainly being able to store null should not be the requirement of being a reference type, given the effort people put into ensuring their reference types are not null!"
I mean, if Nullable<T> was a class, it would follow reference type behavior (same as object) naturally. Rather than having various special behaviors different than either value type or reference type even though it does be a value type:
int? i = new int?(); // i is null
Console.WriteLine(i.ToString()); // work
Console.WriteLine(i.GetType()); // NullReferenceException
i = 10;
object obj = i; // boxed int rather than boxed Nullable<int>
var ic = (IComparable<int>)i; // i is boxed and then queried for interface rather than query directly on struct
But anyway, I agree much of your points, especially that value type should not implement IDisposable. My core point is just that mutable value types are _not_ always evil.
@SWeko: "Also, if I implement IDisposable both implicitly and explicitly, and use the struct in a using, the Explicit implementation is always called, not the implicit, as I would infer from the article, and from the text of the spec (the expansion actually uses the explicit form)?"
How can you implement IDisposable both implicitly and explicitly? If it is in the same class, then implicit does not happen at all because it is already explicit. If implicit is done in base class, then the derived class's explicit reimplementation will override the interface function mapping. If explicit is done in base class, then the derived class's implicit reimplementation overrides.
What if I want assignment and passing arguments to make a copy - eg. to have value semantics? What does that have to do with immutability or performance? And value types' behaviour does imply certain performance characteristics, regardless of implementation - namely that assignment is linear in time to value size. I should note that stack isn't even cheaper than heap in CLR anyway - large and complex reference topologies slow the GC, not heap allocations, even rapid.
Re: Nullable<T>: Yes, those behaviours you listed are all strange, and confusing, but none seem to stand out as reference type behaviour, other than the fact nullable is involved. Would you expect this to return 3?
int Foo()
int? a = 1;
int? b = a;
a = 3;
return b;
Re: @SWeko: Look at the final expansion in the original post: as written, it would call what would be the "implicit" method named "Dispose()" - however the actual compiler calls the true IDisposable.Dispose() method on the instance regardless of actual C# syntax rules.
For those wondering why mutable value types (with public fields, no less!) are even allowed if they're so evil, see Rico Mariani's posts about when you actually need them: blogs.msdn.com/.../733887.aspx and blogs.msdn.com/.../745085.aspx
Third time trying to post this. If it was held in a queue sorry but I've not had good results from the msdn blog comment system in the past so retrying.
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No where did I say that value types should be treated as if they were the same as reference types. You seem to be putting words in my mouth. Noe the less, if you *do* then a certain class of potential bugs becomes impossible if the value type is immutable. It really doesn't get much simpler than that. Mutable implies more chance of bugs.
As to readonly I can only assume you didn't read the previously linked post by Eric: stackoverflow.com/.../1144489 it is not about readonly applied to the fields within the struct but to reD only applied to a struct which is a member of another class. Most people I have asked were not awa that a silent copy occurred in those scenarios (by silent I mean no additional variable is visible in code)
People screw this up, it's a real problem.
The issue was sufficiently important that the c# compiler team decided that they would detect obvious cases of pointless mutation of a silent copy and treat it as a *error* not even a warning. Even then people still don't get it...
Mutability for a struct is absolutely positively not as useful for a struct as for a reference type, I cannot fathom how you could think that. There are certain very specific interoperability scenarios where being able to write into chunks of memory with some level of type safety is useful, likewise if you can use them in some very hidden manner that involves no copying (like the foreach scenarios) then there is utility to the technique. I personally think that it would have been better if the compiler could detect the foreach cases and only use the mutable structs when that occurs. Calling GetEnumerator on a (compile time known) List<T> and then doing anything that could trigger a copy will produce the most marvellous bugs that surprisingly few people will understand (I have seen some very good and smart programmers bemused by this and it took some fun with Reflector the first time I experienced it)
@Simon, @lidudu: Here's an example of what I was talking about:
public struct MyHandle : IDisposable
public int Handle { get; private set; }
public MyHandle(int handle) : this() { this.Handle = handle; }
public void Dispose()
Console.WriteLine("Disposing Implicit");
this.Handle = 0;
void IDisposable.Dispose()
Console.WriteLine("Disposing Explicit");
this.Handle = 100;
public static void Test()
var m1 = new MyHandle(1);
m1.Dispose(); // <-- "Disposing Implicit"
var m2 = new MyHandle(2);
((IDisposable)m2).Dispose(); // <-- "Disposing Explicit"
using (var m3 = new MyHandle(3))
//according to the article, should be Disposing Implicit
//actual value is Disposing Explicit
So, we can implement both an implicit and an explicit version of the interface in the same class, and they will both be called in the appropriate context.
However, the article stated that for this case, the compiler avoids boxing and calls directly, thus calling the implicit implementation, but in the example the explicit implementation is called.
@SWeko: That's one way to say it, but the runtime and CLR don't see it that way - you merely have a type that explicitly implements Dispose(), and also has an unrelated public method called Dispose(). It's sort of like "public new void Method()" without the inheritance - reusing the name without any polymophism or virtual slots being involved.
@Simon: Yes, there's always a misunderstanding possible when treating CIL code as it was C#, and an explicit implementation always trumps the implicit one when used via the interface. However, the compiler is quite content if I do not provide an explicit implementation, more, I'll speculate that there are lots of c# users that do not know about explicit interface implementations.
The implicit call ( m1.Dispose(); ) is transfered to
call instance void TestAppConsole.Structs/MyHandle::Dispose()
The explicit call (((IDisposable)m2).Dispose(); ) is tranfered to
box TestAppConsole.Structs/MyHandle
callvirt instance void [mscorlib]System.IDisposable::Dispose()
So there is actual boxing included if I invoke the explicit implementation - even if no explicit implementation is provided in the struct code.
The using statement's dispose is indeed compiled to
constrained. TestAppConsole.Structs/MyHandle
that calls a virtual method on a value type, so there's no boxing/ copying involved.
In C# terms, this is neither m.Dispose() - it's a callvirt, not a call, neither a ((IDisposable)m).Dispose() - there's not boxing included, but a completely third construct, so yes, my C# restricted musings are a bit moot.
As a side note, there is actually Box<T> in the Framework:
No syntactic sugar, though.
@SWeko: Yeah, the complaint was merely about calling it implicit implementation when it's not actually implementing. :) Thanks for the IL - now I need to go lookup what "constrained." does again.
@Pavel: I was kinda hoping that "(StrongBox<int>)(object)obj;" would work. I'm trying to think what other compiler support would be usefull, none of the operators seem to make much sense (can't pick between assigning to variable or value, mostly). Thanks for the pointer, though!
@Pavel Minaev, from the page you linked to, "This API supports the .NET Framework infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code."
@snarfblam: Everything in the "System.Runtime.CompilerServices" namespace gets that - it's a little overblown, I think it's just trying to say "This stuff is designed to be easy for compilers, not humans. Please don't complain about usability."
@Simon: I don't see a problem in
int? a = 1;
int? b = a;
a = 3;
return (int)b; // you missed a cast here
If nullable was reference type, the code still produce 1, because a = 3 translates to a = (int?)3 but never a.Value = 3.
I feel that the issue is more of improper use of value type for types which need to manage ownership, etc. I don't think that's what value type is designed for, as per what .NET library design guidelines say. In those cases, reference type should be used instead of value type. If, for any reason, the coder really want it to be a value type, then design the type as immutable.
@SWeko: it is interesting that it generates
constrained. TestAppConsole.Structs/MyHandle
But I kind of think it is consistent with generic case like:
void Func<T>(T s) where T: struct, IDisposable
For T as your MyHandle struct, this function also calls IDisposable.Dispose() without boxing. Because Dispose() is called on the struct variable directly, rather than converting to IDisposable interface type first.
If you do ((IDisposable)s).Dispose(), then you are explicitly creating a temporary variable of type IDisposable, which is a reference type, then it will surely produce IL code for boxing.
@lidudu: Good catch on the cast (though I preffer .Value) - but you are describing value semantics. Unless you want "a = 3" to mean value semantics and "a.Value = 3" to be either an null error or reference semantics, which is sane (and also System.Runtime.CompilerServices.StrongBox<T>). But I beleive the value-type behavoiur of Nullable<T> is entirely by design.


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I understand the meaning of 'this', but I can't see the use case of it.
For the following example, I should teach the compiler if the parameter is the same as member variable, and I need this pointer.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class AAA {
int x;
int hello(int x) { this->x = x;}
int hello2(int y) {x = y;} // same as this->x = y
int getx() {return x;}
int main()
AAA a;
a.hello(10); // x <- 10
cout << a.getx();
a.hello2(20); // x <- 20
cout << a.getx();
What would be the use case for 'this' pointer other than this (contrived) example?
Thanks for all the answers. Even though I make orangeoctopus' answer as accepted one, it's just because he got the most vote. I must say that all the answers are pretty useful, and give me better understanding.

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Nearly One Fourth of American Children Live in Poverty, So Why Are Schools Trashing Their Lunches?
When many children are food insecure, for any school to intentionally inflict hunger is indefensible.
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When many children are food insecure, for any school to intentionally inflict hunger is indefensible.
It's just plain self-righteous, mean-spiritedness on the part of officials. Anyone who could take food away from children then throw it away must have had an empathy bypass. The children learnt that there are some people who value something, but whatever it is that they value, it's not human beings.
The public school lunch program has a multitude of guidelines of which I have tried to look at over the years and it is very difficult to get straight answers on questions. I am not in favor of taking food from children or throwing away food. I believe most of the school cafeteria employees are trying to do what is required of them and some do not understand what is required of them.
This is appalling, but there's a bigger story here: Eligible parents aren't signing their kids up for the free and reduced meals programs.
This is not an education/paperwork issue, it's bad parenting. The least educated parents in your community know enough to register their children for free-or-reduced meals.
Ironically, it's the "educated" parents who are too proud to ask for help. If you care about your kids, you will make sure they have access to food. You either buy it for them, or you take all necessary steps to acquire it for them any other way -- the schools in my area basically give it away (free - if eligible - or reduced @ about $3/week for 10 meals).
This story should be more about the stigma of poverty and asking for help in this generation of parents which is leading to hungry kids. These school officials are trying to make a valid point, unfortunately they're doing a really bad job of it and turning the story from the one we should be focusing on, to the one that sells more click throughs.
I have to wonder if there is a "recycle box" available? We live in Cleveland and the in some schools (dependent if it is "serve" or "choice") there is a box where children who do not want an item can put it in the box. I feel all schools should be a "serve" school. All children have to take everything that is offered. If they do not want it they put it in the box. Our district also provides free breakfast and lunch regardless of need. Although I do not know why this would not be the case in a school where most(?) students are in a position where their parents are required to pay. It is bought and paid for regardless (we hope right?). I have wondered lately if this is not another way to cut costs? If you are ordering for a school and know that x number of children will not eat something, you do not order as much of that item. Meh.
Are there any programs that are working with schools to prevent food waste by feeding kids who are coming to school hungry?
Hi Alessandra. I'm not sure what you're asking. Food is being thrown away because students have overdue lunch accounts. The "food waste" is due to adults not letting children eat who owe money. Because of how school cafeterias operate, most times students get lunch and then proceed to register. If they don't have money, the school meal is discarded because by law (health regs) food can't be given to another child once it's been served/touched. That's what makes these cases even more appalling. The food can't be resold anyway. So schools are trashing a meal rather than letting a child eat and settling the finances later.
Sorry I confused you. I just know there are programs out there that collect food waste and donate it-- it's considered waste but it's actually perfectly good food. I'm sure schools wouldn't allow programs like that- but it would be interesting if they tried this for students that can't afford meals. Of course this doesn't take away the problem that schools are wasting food just bec students can't pay for them. Instead, there should be programs similar to SNAP that allow students to have the meals subsidized or paid for.
Those kinds of programs are great but as you pointed out, those don't at all address the problem of schools actually trashing food instead of letting hungry kids eat it. We've come to a point in our society where folks would rather enforce a nonsensical policy that's in no way based in the reality of poverty in America than let kids eat.
Also, I read a story about a guy who saw that this had happened in Utah and so he stepped up and paid for the meals of the kids in his community. What a hero.
Yes, there are programs that subsidize school meals (FARMs). At its root, it's a paperwork issue, a district bookkeeping issue, not a food availability issue. Thanks for comment.


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A sinkhole in a walking path under the Governor's Rd. bridge is big enough to swallow a dog, or even its master.
There aren't many better places for a hike than the path in the Moore Park Ravine, part of the Belt Line Trail that runs from Moore Ave. to the Don Valley Brick Works on Bayview Ave.
On a crisp autumn day, the noise of the city disappears behind the banks of the ravine, the silence broken only by paid dog walkers hollering at the half-dozen mutts in their care to come back right now.
The main path is on the west side of Mud Creek, but a smaller, less-travelled path runs along the creek's east side, under the Governor's Rd. bridge, west of Bayview Ave.
Adrienne Rabin emailed to say that a sinkhole opened up on the smaller path just south of the bridge at least 18 months ago and has grown to an alarming size.
"In the beginning they blocked it off with caution tape and pylons, (but) the sinkhole has since devoured those," Rabin said.
"When conditions get slick it becomes a huge hazard," she said, adding that she attached a photo of her 90-pound dog, Ozzy, standing next to the hole, to demonstrate how big it is.
If Ozzy got frisky and started chasing one of the squirrels that scamper up and down the hillside towards the hole, he might disappear into it.
The collapsed area surrounds a drain pipe that empties into the creek, with enough open space around it that if a dog or person slipped into it on a wet day, they could plunge down the hill and into the creek.
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1998 Ford F-150 • 192,000 miles
My brakes have grown extreme soft and weak within the last month. They feel as if they are being over worked. When I am backing out of my driveway on a slight decline it almost seems like they don't even work. I have discs in the front and drums in the back. I have to start braking extremely early to ensure I stop in time. Even when brake pedal is fully depressed, it still doesn't stop, just slow lurks to a halt.
November 30, 2011.
November 30, 2011.
Could be leaking somewhere, air in the brakes, worned out pads/shoes and the brake master cylinder
How would I go about troubleshooting this to figure out which problem is the one causing the issue?
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Tommy Lee Jones; Joan Chen; Haing Ngor; Thi Hiep Le; Oliver Stone; Le Ly Hayslip; James Hayslip; Jay Wurts; Warner Bros.; Regency Enterprises.; Studio Canal+.; Alcor Films.; Ixtlan/New Regency/Todd-AO/TAE production.
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|Based on the books "When heaven and earth changed places" by Le Ly Hayslip with Jay Wurts and "Child of war, woman of peace" by Le Ly Hayslip with James Hayslip.
Originally released as motion picture in 1993.
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|Editors, David Brenner, Sally Menke ; production designer, Victor Kempster ; director of photography, Robert Richardson ; music, Kitaro ; co-producer, Clayton Townsend ; executive producer, Mario Kassar ; producer, Oliver Stone, Amon Milchan, Robert Kline, A. Kitman Ho ; screenplay, Oliver Stone ; director, Oliver Stone.
|Tommy Lee Jones, Joan Chen, Haing S. Ngor, Hiep Thi Le.
|1 videocassette (VHS) (142 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
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The powerful story of a man who fought, a woman who endured, and a love caught up in the explosive wartime upheaval in Vietnam. The story of a Vietnamese woman who falls in love with an American soldier during the Vietnamese War. The movie portrays the woman's experiences during the war and afterwards when she moves to the United States and finds that her husband can't leave the war behind.
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Long-snapper Pat Mannelly came to the Bears in the 1998 draft (along with Olin Kreutz, Tony Parrish and Curtis Enis), moving into his locker space in just the second year the new Halas Hall was open. This offseason, because he is unsigned as a free agent, rehabbing from offseason hip surgery, he was required to be moved out of the only football "home" he's ever had.
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ATLANTA (AP) - Boston Celtics guard Rajon Rondo has been
suspended for Game 2 of the opening-round playoff series against
the Atlanta Hawks.
The NBA announced its decision Monday, less than 24 hours after
Rondo stuck out his chest to bump referee Marc Davis while
complaining about a call in the final minute of Boston's 83-74 loss
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Rondo won't be able to play Tuesday night in Atlanta when the
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points and dished out 11 assists in the opener, leaving Boston with
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The Celtics already have been playing without shooting guard Ray
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Hi, all guys.
I post a my paintings here.
Some is newest, some is oldest.
* corridor *
* A painting of 'little lizard'(or 'Mokolii', 'Chairman's hat') island of hawaii *
Hi, all guys.
I post a my paintings here.
Some is newest, some is oldest.
* corridor *
* A painting of 'little lizard'(or 'Mokolii', 'Chairman's hat') island of hawaii *
This is all i see
My work: [link]
I see the pics, and they're pretty good. 3, 4, 5 and 7 are my favorites, while the others seem rather unfinished. 1 bothers me in particular because it looks like it is almost there, but lacks just a tiny bit of polish. Perhaps try to get rid of some of the fuzziness that you see on certain edges. I think that would tighten it up nicely.
But overall it's very good stuff.
Es fließt durch meine Venen, Es schläft in meinen Tränen
Es läuft mir aus den Ohren, Herz und Nieren sind Motoren
All I see is the little logo, no paintings.
amazing work, love the last one!
most of the buildings look really smooth and clean, I don't know if you did this on purpose, it adds a unnatural touch to the scenes. some bricks and texture would give a more natural feel I guess. But these look like you are skilled enough to know what you do, so...
Thanks for all comments
dorian. I agree what you means. Most of them are somewhat artficial.
Also, I'm really appreciate for dfacto's comments.
I'm thanks armando, Lord Blue, too
The last one just says "Barbizon school" to me, at least. I love it. Did you study from doing plein-aire?
My only qualm is that the walls of the castle look to smooth, in a "this is paint, not life" way. It could be greatly enhanced with the right kind of texture and wobbly lines, as I like to call them. Aka bedbug lines.
I love your creative concepts for the architecture overall in each piece.
---- - sehertu mannu narāṭu ina pānāt agapīru ningishzidda
I think they're really good. the perspective of the first painting looks a little weird though. actually, i like the smoothness of your castles.
i like them
i have seen many of them before.
maybe here, maybe cgtalk?
regarding the first,
just my opinion:
- Dan Dos Santos
Great works!
Though the exterieurs (buildings etc) are in a bit in strange style i think.
Like the trees are very detailed and the buildings( bricks etc) are a bit to clean. But maybe thats on purpose?
Overall very nice pieces!!
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dear DSillustration
Thanks for your opinions. characater resizing are looks better.
You decreased charater size little.
Thanks for it.
Also, I appreciate for LadyHydralisk's comments too.
I thanks others too.
I can see them now. These are some cool architecture designs. They've all got an errie surreal look.
Ya, I realllly like these!! I love architecture
I like it. I especially like the colors and the mood of the second one.
The first one does not look as good and finished as the other ones do. (And I agree with DSillustrations overpaint).
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Me and my friend took apart my 350 5.7 chevy motor aprt to replace most gaskets. We got it all back together and now the harmonic balencer wont spin. My friend was thinking maybe we tightend the rockers down to tight. He said we didnt mess with anything that would keep it from spinning
April 23, 2012.
April 23, 2012.
Something is locking it up. Most likely a tight bearing. Remove the pan and re check your bearings.
Okay. Is that all that may be stopping it from turning?
It is a start. There may be more but you need to get the pan off and make sure there is nothing else wrong. Did you have the pistons out?
No we left them alone. But my buddy did pull the cam out a little bit to cheack and make sure it looked good and had no scratches or dings on it
Did you remove the lifters too?
No we also left them alone he pulled them up so they wasnt down when he pulled the cam out a bit
This may be the area you may want to check. The lifters need to be removed completely to remove the cam.
Okay. And I Have not yet adjusted the rockers. I need to get a feeler guage and adjust and set the valve clearence from the rockers. Could that also be what it is?
If they are hydraulic, no. You set them to zero lash and tighten 1/2 turn.
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Combination versions of hydrocodone require dosing every 4 to 6 hours, while Zohydro could be taken just twice a day, if needed. Zogenix maintains fewer doses of Zohydro would be more convenient and safer because they don't contain acetaminophen.
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Walked out to car and noticed leakage underneath, checked my fluids and power steering resevoir was empty, filled it back up and leaked out in like 30 minutes, couldnt find the leak, just know it was on the drivers side
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