Black flies in my plants

Try Petersons field guide. Theyre great books on birds ,plants, wildlife, and fish among other things.

No idea, brother. all I can do for you is to give you some links to show you how it's supposed to grow potatoes:

How To Grow Potatoes in the Ground

How to grow potatoes RHS Gardening

Growing Potatoes Bonnie Plants

How To Grow Potatoes How to Plant Potatoes


You may find some more iinformation about planting and growing potatoe if you do a Google search for

Grow plant Potatoes

Sounds like a plant question. What kind of plant? What City or geographic area are you located in? Is it an indoor plant or outside? Did you just move it into the sunshine? How long since it has been watered?

check your clutch and fly wheel and if it is a diesel with a turbo if you have a bit of black smoke look at that aswell most likely the clutch dual mass fly wheel

leaves and plant vegetation

Possibly water is trapped there and the flies are breeding there.

What do you mean stuck? When I went to replace my rotors the first time on my 2006 I discovered 3 brass flat head screws in the Rotors. I literally had to drill the heads off to get them out. When I went to the parts store for replacements I discovered that these are only put on at the plant so when it is traveling on the assembly line the Rotors do not come flying off. THey are not necessary and do not need to be replaced

In a flash / relay block to the right of the steering wheel column under the dash. The bloc is black with a black relay and flasher installed, could be covered in tape depending on the manufacturing plant your truck was built at.
You will need a flash light when you go looking for it.

2 things.

1. Broken ground in the rubber channel from the door to the a-pillar. This is a black wire in that loom.

2. Bad splice in the driver's side door sill. Some of the manufacturing plants used a splicing tape ( not the VA plant ) that looks like hockey tape. You will need to pull the door sill to see if the 3 wire splice is bad. This is usually on the Standard cab and SuperCrew models, have not see a splice issue with the SuperCab configuration yet.

Start with pulling the switch panel, and check from the black wire in the loom to a ground lug behind the kick panel on the driver's side by the parking brake.