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We got 'er fixed and you can take this box of extra stuff with you.....
Oil pressure's overrated, don't worry about that.......
No, that dent was there when you brought it in......
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04 F350 XLT 4X4 SRW SC SB V10, factory 4:30's, 2.5" leveling kit, Bilstein's all the way around, 315/75R16 Cooper SST's, BSEG's every time I plant my right foot.
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"Hmmmm? I thought for sure it was a clogged catalytic converter! ($700.00!!) You say it STILL stalls when you turn the headlights on? Go figger? The battery is DEAD!? AGAIN! ( 3 batteries in 3 months!) It's leaking WHAT? I've never seen that before! I've already put in new sparkplugs/various sensors/filters/electronic doo-dads/etc. ad-nauseum. Still shows a E.G.R code...go figger? Yup..replaced that too! Mebbe we ought to try this....!" (sigh...) $1000.00 later..corroded ground terminals. Grrrr...! Audie..the oldfart..
I argee with "AHHHHHHHHHH- HOLY S***!!!!!" I had a customer hear me say that just last wed. when I found a really bad mount on his Volvo when it crushed my finger. Volvo wins, my finger broke in 15 different places and still hurts. Moral of the story- don't put your fingers where they don't belong.
1. Metal Shavings in the oil pan
2. MISC charges
3. Special Order Parts
4. I'm not sure whats wrong with it...i'll have to "look" at it for a few days yet and i'll get back to you...
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1998 Polaris Indy 650 Triple --she's a runner--
I argee with "AHHHHHHHHHH- HOLY S***!!!!!" I had a customer hear me say that just last wed. when I found a really bad mount on his Volvo when it crushed my finger. Volvo wins, my finger broke in 15 different places and still hurts. Moral of the story- don't put your fingers where they don't belong.
Hmmmm? Now young feller I'm going to give ye some sage advice as was given' to me by my younger brother Jim Maines. Now Jimbo worked in the deep mines up in Clearfield Co. Pa. some years back. He ran the "auger". That's the machine that drilled the coal out'a the seam and dumped it unto a belt to haul it the 2 miles back up to the surface. Yup..he was 2 miles underground..worked from dark-to-dark. Though he is a few years my junior he gave me this advice and I've never forgot it. Think about it and it'll bid ye well in all yer years to come. "DON'T put yer fingers anywheres ya wouldn't put yer ++++!!" Sounds like right simple advice..eh? Well next time ye reach fer that big hammer 'er wedge a finger between something big and heavy..think about it. Just pause a moment and say..."Would I put Mr. Winkie/The Great Anaconda/ Lazarus" (for those of us over 50 and knowledgable of Viagra) ) in there?" Hmmm? Repeat the mantra..."would I do that?" Skinned knuckles and barked elbows are acceptable to us old foggies. Broken bones (or worse!) are for the young and unthinking! (giggle!) Food for thought...Audie, the oldfart!
sounds like words to live by. I'll remember that and prolly pass it on a time or two. as for an update all is good and in 3 weeks I get new x-rays I'll try to scan the ones I have now but no garentee.
thanks all.
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