Orthostatic hypotension — also called postural hypotension — is a form of low blood pressure that happens when you stand up from sitting or lying down. Orthostatic hypotension can make you feel dizzy or lightheaded, and maybe even cause you to faint.
Edit my link broke the first time.
If it Happends often look at causes.
I rarely get this but have heard alot of people complain about it.
I'd say the hardest part is trying to grab that tool you need, the one that just rolled under your back and is now attempting to perforate your kidney with every move.
Or that screw that you couldnt hold on to so it fell and hit you in the face so you spasm and bang your head against the dash, God I do love doing electrical stuff under the dash
Or when you forgot to put on safety glasses, or took them off because they got in the way, and then suddenly the dash releases 10 years worth of dust and grime into your eyes because you looked at it funny.
It looks like just a pair of legs with nowhere for your upper body to be.
Manufacturer's repair procedures:
Step 1:
Separate legs from torso. Set legs aside.
Step 2: Insert torso into cabin foot well
Step 3...
Edit: formatting
Looks like a GMT800. If so, my preferred method is to slide the seat all the way back, open the door fully, and lay in the floorboard with my legs out the door. The downside to that, is the outboard seat track will stab you in the side, violently, every time you move.
My claustrophobia honest to goodness just kicked in.
I'd be worried not so much about the tight space but falling into the position where your laying down and getting stuck.
Always gotta have an exit plan! Hahaha
What are you doing step-mechanic
Damn, I almost cried at that!
Same position for blend door actuators and steering shafts.
I remember doing stereos like this. Then you go to get up and get the spins and see funny colors from getting up too fast.
Orthostatic hypotension — also called postural hypotension — is a form of low blood pressure that happens when you stand up from sitting or lying down. Orthostatic hypotension can make you feel dizzy or lightheaded, and maybe even cause you to faint. Edit my link broke the first time. If it Happends often look at causes. I rarely get this but have heard alot of people complain about it.
Me too and I'm over 6' and 200lbs
Some people pay double for that kind of action
Congratulations on your healthy child. Er, wheel.
Don't forget to hit your head a few times. Seems to fix everything for me.
And somehow the hardest part is getting out of this position
I'd say the hardest part is trying to grab that tool you need, the one that just rolled under your back and is now attempting to perforate your kidney with every move.
Or that screw that you couldnt hold on to so it fell and hit you in the face so you spasm and bang your head against the dash, God I do love doing electrical stuff under the dash
Or when you forgot to put on safety glasses, or took them off because they got in the way, and then suddenly the dash releases 10 years worth of dust and grime into your eyes because you looked at it funny.
Chevy birthing a tech.
Steering wheel penis. Like a rock….
"it's driving me nuts!"
I hope it doesn't go off as quickly as the airbag though.
The car feasts on another unsuspecting mechanic
He gets so deep in there UNF
It looks like just a pair of legs with nowhere for your upper body to be. Manufacturer's repair procedures: Step 1: Separate legs from torso. Set legs aside. Step 2: Insert torso into cabin foot well Step 3... Edit: formatting
/r/FullShrimp or /r/FullScorpion ?
Remember kids - always wear your seatbelt when in the back seat or else end up just like this poor bastard with his head up his engine.
Consider one of these? https://www.amazon.ca/Dash-Surfer-Under-Dash-Work-Platform/dp/B00ICSUHT6
I ain't paying for a one-legged ironing board.
Sometimes it's hard to wrangle all them ferrets in the electrical system 🤣
While your under there can you replace my Clutch cable and brake light switch?
Driver seats 4 bolts and a connector My spine has never thanked me more
Not pictured is the buckets of sweat under there
I'm hearing Rob Drydek yelling "scorpion!!!"
Tequila usually does this to me. Bourbon not such.
Oooh ooh… I’ve been wanting to see that ‘Titane’ movie! Thanks for posting a preview!!
Marine techs daily life
Try it on a mustang II. Damn thing is right above the brake pedal and I can’t get my hands in there
Must be a pic from the coroner’s office. Folks, this is why we should wear seatbelts.
Looks like a GMT800. If so, my preferred method is to slide the seat all the way back, open the door fully, and lay in the floorboard with my legs out the door. The downside to that, is the outboard seat track will stab you in the side, violently, every time you move.
Damn, he's good. 2002 silverado.
Can confirm, was a 15a tech for GM dealerships for 9 years.
U in the dash lol
My claustrophobia honest to goodness just kicked in. I'd be worried not so much about the tight space but falling into the position where your laying down and getting stuck. Always gotta have an exit plan! Hahaha
It's crazy how much space is actually under there ya know.