Next time the tie rod nut just spins use a pry bar and pry down on the top of the tie rod and it should come off.
Link to the flow detector that I linked you too lol
Wipe the soldering iron tip with a lightly wet sponge before and after every use. It's not about the physical strength of the connection, it's about the connection's surface area. That's why you tin the wire first. You want solder touching every copper strand you can, and as much of that pin that you can (within reason, if you want I can elaborate more).i got one but turns out the HF soldering irons only last so many jobs, time to buy a real name brand. so went all propane torch lol
them wires aint coming off i tugged on em pretty damn hard. and theres nothing to pull on them the way i got em wired up.
i must say, the pump turns on much quicker now, it just kicks on now.
resealed the res tank ports too, installing that flow detector was to much movement on the hoses and one started to seep. thats sitting bone dry till tomorrow morning so it can cure good.
Wipe the soldering iron tip with a lightly wet sponge before and after every use. It's not about the physical strength of the connection, it's about the connection's surface area. That's why you tin the wire first. You want solder touching every copper strand you can, and as much of that pin that you can (within reason, if you want I can elaborate more).
PS, I might be blunt and a down right asshole for a few days, I got the worst news of my life last night.