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  1. Has anyone had a hard time getting to this site because of "Not secure" warning? I'm using Chrome. It was fine until last night.
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  2. I needed to remove the inner tie rod, and didn't have the tool typically used. You know, the one with the hollow pipe and crowfeet adapters. So, i got one loaned to me from the local parts store (Canadian Tire), but the it only had 3 adapters, all of which were too small for the R50. I searched on Youtube and the found the following video. I didn't think it would work, but decided to give it shot. Well, i am pleased to report it worked great in removing the inner tire rod. It actually bit on the tie rod too good. I cant seem to get it off now, although i haven't put much effort into it. I haven't installed the new one yet. I didn't use as many extensions as the guy in the video did, just a 4 inch extension and a 1/2 inch ratchet, and the job was done.
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  3. Thanks for keeping the lights on Red!
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  4. Yeah, the ssl cert for the site is expired. I'll PM Redpath about it.
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  5. Well, I'm glad it's not not just me. I finally got through by clicking on advanced then at the bottom it gave me a choice to proceed anyway. Even though I have added the website to the "allow list" it still blocks it. Your comment gives me more patience to wait it out for an admin fix. Thanks.
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  6. Yeah, I got it too, on Safari. It's happened before, I think it's an expired security cert or something. I imagine Redpath will sort it out when he gets a minute. It's annoying how protective browsers get about that sort of thing (mine made me enter my admin password to get in!) but they're probably assuming we're about to send our bank info to North Korean hackers or something. I had to partially lobotomize Microsoft Entourage a while back to open an attachment it didn't like. Some weird obscure file format. I knew who it was from, and I knew it was fine, but try telling Microsoft that. I found the file with the list of blocked file types, removed them, opened the damn attachment, and felt like a hacker for about five minutes.
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