soo

whos got power?

widespread power outages all the way to orlando FTL

 

Cedric, yea i got my tranny fluid at Murray's.
Spoke to the mechanic, and apparently the charger is bolted to the tranny so it had to be unbolted Hopefully il get it back tomorrow

 

And yea the damn power outage took out half of miami. Its finally starting to be restored

 

i have power...i guess im one of the lucky ones

 

my wife called me up, and said there is no power for like 1.5hrs now in coral gables.

 

confirmed, its all the way up to gainsville.

 

Yea FPL doesn't know why

 

My bad i forgot, lol

Super blue racing is the name...they come in pints if im not mistaken...
was that everything??

 

Haven't been paying much attention but they said something went terribly wrong at Turkey Point and they want people to act as if we were in a hurricane situation

:/ might be taking it over the top a little bit...

 

joe.. did mike get back to you?

 

good to know.

 

hahah, when do they??

anyway, so 3 bottles of the redline stuff should suffice, right?

and how did you guys fill it up, through the fill plug or via the reverse sensor hole at the top? i'm tryin to figure out the easiest way to do it =o

 

duh.

lol. jk, couldnt help it.

 

my light here dimmed for about 15 seconds, then everything was fine... I hope I have power at home...

 

how much is 1 bottle.

 

a bottle of beer is pretty cheap jason

 

Yea three bottles and yes you fill it via the reverse sensor hole on top.



THANKS JASON!! lol Im itchin to get the damn car back.

Joe you got a PM

 

Jason: one bottle should be around 12 i believe

Cedric: yes you should only use around 2.5 and the easiest way is through the reverse sensor....the fill plug is basically parallel to the ground (dumbest thing ive seen...)

Pete: sent u pm...yea he got back to me...

 

got it.. dam ... im guessing its either a 35. or 45... FK

 

MIAMI - A nuclear reactor owned by Florida's largest electric company automatically shut down Tuesday, causing sporadic power outages throughout the state that affected 3 million people. Authorities did not specify the cause of the shutdown but say there were no safety concerns.

"We don't know whether the grid disturbance caused the units to shut down or that their shut down caused the grid disturbance," said Kenneth Clark, a spokesman at the NRC regional office in Atlanta. He said the two reactors were automatically shut down.

"There are no safety concerns. The reactors shut down as designed," said Clark in a telephone interview. He said both reactors continued to have offsite electric power. He said two coal-burning power plants at Turkey Point also shut down.

FPL estimated power should be restored by 6 p.m. A spokeswoman who spoke briefly to a reporter in the lobby of the company's Juno Beach headquarters did not have any additional information.