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Old 07-04-2015, 03:44 PM
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Man am I good or what? Looks like I'll have to start looking into working on trans as well as engines
Yes, you did good researching the problem. I wouldn't get too carried away. Being able to google a problem and find an answer doesn't make you a mechanic.
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Old 07-04-2015, 04:00 PM
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Yes, you did good researching the problem. I wouldn't get too carried away. Being able to google a problem and find an answer doesn't make you a mechanic.
Justin may not a master tech but I'll give the kid credit for coming up with a possible problem that solved the OP's problem.
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Old 07-04-2015, 10:02 PM
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Justin may not a master tech but I'll give the kid credit for coming up with a possible problem that solved the OP's problem.
Thanks Sam. I know I'm no "pro" mechanic but I can get an engine running and figure things out.



Jon I may be no pro mechanic but googling something instead of just guessing from thin air is a lot better. I know a lot more than what you think I know, or at least thats what I think. (Man thats a lot of "I think")

Saying something like good job like what Sam said is a lot better than saying your no mechanic you just looked it up.
Little mean but thats all I got to say about that.
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Thanks Sam. I know I'm no "pro" mechanic but I can get an engine running and figure things out.
Jon I may be no pro mechanic but googling something instead of just guessing from thin air is a lot better. I know a lot more than what you think I know, or at least thats what I think.
Nice job. But I guess you missed your pastor's sermon on boasting.
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Old 07-04-2015, 11:55 PM
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I've never said anything about boasting. I'm just poking the stick if ya know what I mean. And I don't really see any "boasting" comments. And its not like its bad to announce that your right every once in a while. Its more about being humble.
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Yes, you did good researching the problem. I wouldn't get too carried away. Being able to google a problem and find an answer doesn't make you a mechanic.
let him bask in the glory of his research. we all started somewhere. to bad there was no google back in the 70's when I go started
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You guys had something better. These things that I think were called manuals lol.
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You guys had something better. These things that I think were called manuals lol.
they still have them .
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You guys had something better. These things that I think were called manuals lol.
No! Not Manuals! We had something even better than manuals. It's called "on hands" experience! Especially working with the elders, like Dad and Grandpa, watching and learning.
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Oh ya. That was even before manuals wasn't it? That was a loooooong time ago. lol
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