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Old 06-01-2014, 12:40 PM
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Hmmmmm, I'm going to use this pic to see if I can move my fuel injection project ahead in the household budget
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Classic move right there....LOL
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I like the rear camera. And agreed, they are not a substitute for good driving habits. They will soon be required on many of the new vehicles...there's a reason for that.
 
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Hmmmmm, I'm going to use this pic to see if I can move my fuel injection project ahead in the household budget
Let me help you out with a couple more pictures...



Tell the wife that these new-fangled engine blocks are made of explosive materials...



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Thanks for the pics, I was visiting my daughter the other week-end and a body shop had a Honda Civic in the front that burnt up after a front end collision and fuel pump continued to run.
 
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Thanks for the pics, I was visiting my daughter the other week-end and a body shop had a Honda Civic in the front that burnt up after a front end collision and fuel pump continued to run.
Surprised the insurance company didn't total it.

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