Oil Pressure Early Bronco

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For the week, the blue chip index fell 1.64%, the S&P 500 Index lost 2.24% and the NASDAQ tumbled 3.26%.

At the start of week stocks fell for the 4th consecutive day, closing near their worst levels of the session, amid worries over the pace of the economic recovery following last week’s weak economic data. Market sentiment was under pressure and not even Apple was able to generate buzz and a bid with Steve Jobs Kicking off its World’s Development Conference.

All of the key S&P 500 sectors finished in negative territory, with energy and financials leading the declines. Energy shares were under pressure all session long, losing 2% collectively. Selling coincided with crude oil slipping back below $100 per barrel. Demand concerns, following last week's poor economic data, and discussions that OPEC will hike output production at its Wednesday's meeting, pushed crude oil lower.

Chevron ( NYSE:CVX ), the second largest U.S. energy producer, lost 1.31% to $99.86, closing 0.07% above its calculated support at $99.61, on lower crude oil prices and as some speculate that the energy giant will look to acquire a natural gas play, joining fellow Dow component Exxon Mobil ( NYSE:XOM ), the largest U.S. energy producer, which bought natural gas play XTO Energy last year. Exxon Mobil fell 1.1% to $80.29. Both actually were among the best performers in the space.

Oil services providers were under heavy pressure, clearly under performing the broad market index and the energy sector, with the Oil Services HOLDRS ( NYSE:OIH ) tumbling 3.39% to $147.18, closing 2.43% above calculated support at $143.61. Halliburton ( NYSE:HAL ) was among the biggest decliners in the space, with shares falling 4.46% to $48.04 ahead of the RBC Capital Markets Global Energy and Power Conference.

Despite lower oil prices, airlines were under pressure after the International Air Transport Association estimated airlines would earn about $4 billion this year, down from $18 billion last year. United Continental ( NYSE:UAL ), the world’s largest airline once United and Continental operate as one airline, tumbled 3.26% to $21.99 and closed just 0.36% above calculated support at $21.91.

Hole in Timing chain cover, should i weld it? - FSB Forums

So i have a 1978 Bronco Custom with a 460 motor in it, and when i got the truck, the guy said it lost oil pressure and over heated all the time. (i only paid 900 for the truck) and when i got it home, i put a vacum cap on the carburetor, put 3 quarts of oil in it and a gallon of antifreeze. walah, the truck runs fine, one problem tho. theres a pre existing hole in the timing chain cover (right on the top of it) where oil is now leaking out. I thought about taping it and putting a bolt in it, but i dont wanna tare the whole front end appart to get to the timimng chain cover, and remove it so metal doesnt get in the enigine. can i just weld the hole closed?

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