Is this your mechanic ?
07-27-2004, 07:54 PM
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Re: Is this your mechanic ?
Originally Posted by R Addiction
Is he going to replace the muffler bearings and kanibbling pins will he is in there? 
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07-27-2004, 10:34 PM
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Re: Is this your mechanic ?
Originally Posted by R Addiction
Is he going to replace the muffler bearings and kanibbling pins will he is in there? 
Roby
07-27-2004, 10:43 PM
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Re: Is this your mechanic ?
no, no, its all wrong, the thingamajig goes into the thingamabob first, then the muffler bearings are welded in place to the universal hinge connected to the drive shaft shock absorber......make sure the timing hose is clamped tightly to the fan spring because otherwise the car will overheat....
07-28-2004, 12:21 AM
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Those mechanics are just bandits.... they use a wrench to rob you instead of a gun..... lol.............. ...... preventive maintenance.... that's just a myth......
...... preventive maintenance.... that's just a myth......
07-28-2004, 06:57 AM
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Re: Is this your mechanic ?
Don't forget to change the air filter in the tires. Can't have dirty air inside tires you know.
Also look out for leaking hydraulic fluid caps on the tail lights.
Also look out for leaking hydraulic fluid caps on the tail lights.
07-28-2004, 09:00 AM
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Re: Is this your mechanic ?
Originally Posted by Formula Outlaw
Don't forget to change the air filter in the tires. Can't have dirty air inside tires you know.
Also look out for leaking hydraulic fluid caps on the tail lights.
Also look out for leaking hydraulic fluid caps on the tail lights.
-Dirty air can degrade your tires from the inside causing a blow-out
-Prevent moisture from getting in your tires.
-Dust and grime can collect in your tires throwing your balance off
He is going to install some spent cigarette filters into valve stems and and charge you 19.95 for them. You watch.
Well better get back to work, trying to get quotes for a thousand valve stems.
Roby
