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Re: MT St Helen's [erics6]
by p0926 on Fri Oct 01 21:02:55 PDT 2004
Well I suppose they're just playing it safe. After all, better to be a little bummed than risk the same fate as that which befell those 57 individuals in 1980. -Frank
Re: MT St Helen's [bat1161]
by erics6 on Fri Oct 01 16:35:43 PDT 2004
I'm bummed. I was supposed to do a one day hike around St Helens this weekend or next, but they closed the Lowwitt trail. Probably won't be open before the snow hits.
Re: MT St Helen's [bat1161]
by tsy on Fri Oct 01 16:03:10 PDT 2004
Thanks Mark. It's supposed to be a small burp compared to 1980. This is what I get for laughing at Florida. ;-) tom
MT St Helen's
by bat1161 on Fri Oct 01 12:28:37 PDT 2004
Just a quick note to those of you in the North West. I hope none of you are in the area of Mt St Helen's, nor any family or friends. Stay safe. Mark
fuel shut off
by sls002 on Thu Sep 25 12:29:06 PDT 2008
I think that my 2002 Seville would shut down fuel flow when going downhill with my foot off the gas. Proof that the fuel flow was at least near zero is that I had climbed up to an observation point near Mt. St. Helens, and then started back down after a period of time. The engine coolant temperature gauge showed the engine at near operating temperature before starting a long downhill grade. I put the car into second gear and coasted for some distance. The engine cooled off to the point that the temperature gauge showed the engine was getting cold. So one has to assume that there was no fire keeping it warm. I think that the primary fuel savings is from a different axle ratio for th Cobalt.

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