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Cakefool posted:I want an engine where each part is labelled like this. Build-by-number kits available soon!
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IOwnCalculus posted:I would have given up ages ago. Some drop cross-members to remember; others drop cross-members to forget. 
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Hermaphrodite posted:This is my favorite picture of this whole thread. Anthropomorphism aside, you can just see it screaming.
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Apr 18, 2011 04:18
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14 INCH DICK TURBO posted:Chiming in that I'm on flat rate and I get paid for meetings. Dakota was an 03, got it all torn apart today in tome for the owner to call back that he changed his mind I'd pay for your flat rate too. Whatcha think about Swedes?  Some of the most qualified people I've run into are doing a poo poo job at a local station - hell, or local Saab/Volvo guru was working at a 76 40 years ago.
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meatpimp posted:Next VW fad. Callin' it here. "Yeah I patina'd my car so hard it made itself hella-rust-flush." 
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MikeyTsi posted:Someone doesn't watch South Park, apparently. In before McFarlaine/SP rant by Motronic.
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Jul 28, 2011 01:25
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Maker Of Shoes posted:Is it sad that I probably see this working to some degree? zoom, zoom, enhance, enhance.
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Jul 29, 2011 17:50
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heat posted:What kind of cheap rear end UPS doesn't tell you when the battery is hosed? What kind of cheap rear end job do you have that they still set you in the server closet?
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Breast Pussy posted:Even if your car is running fine you still check the fluids every now and then right? Somebody should be checking the UPSs every once in a while too. No need to live with the server. Usually this stuff can be monitored remotely, or locally via USB or serial interfaces, but I assume that they didn't bother hooking any of that crap up, and unless you're in there long enough to get an audible warning, or just happen to check it, you'd never know. Yeah, it was bad management, but it likely wasn't intentional.
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I wouldn't call it horrible, but it is a failure.. Other half is still stuck in the trunk. Too hot outside to dick with it now, and the nosy neighbors are home today.
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:I lucked out and got a key out of my dad's old Toyota pickup with a bunch of WD-40, a dentist pick, and a harddrive magnet. I'll have to try this. Since it ATE the drat thing when trying to gently rock it back and forth, I'm not praying for the sweet key release of death. At least I can still unlock the drat thing.
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Aug 1, 2012 23:41
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wolrah posted:I can only imagine that placement didn't do good things for the life of the spare. When a cars' lifespan was generally considered to be 20,000 miles..
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Bang Me Please posted:If its just sitting there posing for pictures like that you should be perfectly safe in removing the valve core. B.b.b.b.but the dramatic change in pressure make cause it to become weaker!
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Sep 18, 2012 22:36
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some texas redneck posted:I have no idea if it's ever been replaced. I just know I've owned it for less than 3 years, and it has a very questionable history prior to my running across it. It's certainly been in a couple of small mishaps. Still waiting for you to drive it for a stretch long enough to have a mishap.. like, out of the car park? 
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Dr 14 INCH DICK Md posted:Thats uh, total per cylinder Sleeve 'em with leftover DMD cans. It'll be fine.
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Ya know, Meatpimp, it's time for you to graduate above Ad Hominem.. It's kind of hard to tell sometimes if Motronic is serious, but most of the time he is giving useful information so it really tips the scales. It's universally accepted that many filters are crap, and the fact that WIX does do many OEM filters for  turbocharged European vehicles makes me believe they're at least trustworthy enough through the warranty period.Just because FRAM (and Pennzoil) is chosen at Wal-Mart and JiffyLube doesn't make it worthwhile.. but hey, you saved $20 over buying something better, right?
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CommieGIR posted:I use K&N oil filters, but stock air filters. Why can't they make a good cabin filter with a waft of vanilla, anyhow? sharkytm posted:And Pennzoil platinum is darn good oil. I have a graph made that shows that Rotella is truly the best, cheapest oil. Granted, a buddy did it and he just seems to change oil every 2,000 miles at random, but this is what Blackstone had to sa...
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I buy my clothes, oil filters, oil, and groceries from the same shop. It's convenient and I don't need to get a jump to the other side of the lot.
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Carteret posted:Buy a car with a Cartridge oil filter. Problem solved! Do you get the OEM, or the WIX branded ones?   They all feel the same to my penis. Viggen fucked around with this message at 22:25 on Dec 30, 2012 |
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Mr. Wiggles posted:I am literally buying a 26 year old Mercedes 300 on Saturday in order to drive long distances. It's in pretty good shape! If I see you on the side of 395, I'll pull over so you can use my phone. 
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It bends over the small hoses and eventually causes them to weep.
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ultimateforce posted:I get extremely paranoid when the temp needle goes a single millimeter above "normal." You'd be happy with a GM. They're just dummy gauges in the recent ones. By the time they go over 'middle', your head is (likely) already warped. They work real well for finding stuck-open thermostats, though.
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jammyozzy posted:What on earth is that dash even made of? It looks like a cheap kitchen counter. Close, but it was likely the same cast as Washing Machine innards.
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Feb 3, 2013 19:03
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General_Failure posted:Remember I posted the house with the collapsed aerial? It's getting fixed, or possibly removed today! No wonder it's been silent recently.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGrXD-WHDrE
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Feb 3, 2013 23:29
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Slavvy posted:Toyota yaris/vitz had a safety recall out for the seatbelt pretensioner setting fire to the sound deadening foam at the bottom of the B pillar in a crash. The fix was to just take the foam out and throw it away. The last-before-final generation Saab 95 had plastic covers on the A pillars that could hurt in the event of an accident. They replaced them with headliner material covered pillars. 
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cursedshitbox posted:You know its loving bad when the brits don't even know their own pinout. I remember when AI was teasing me about being a masochist. I've had to ohm out poo poo before, but, uh, usually anything that wasn't messed up by a PO at least pinned out properly.
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Kugyou no Tenshi posted:I take it you've never been cut off by a semi, then? Had one simply decide it was coming into my lane, no signal, and I had to slow down to dot get sideswiped by the trailer. The only thing that saved my rear end is that there was no one behind me, considering I had to go from 10 over to 10 under in the fast lane with literally ZERO warning. I had this happen once on a really ugly road and ended up having to make a third lane out of two. Turbo kicked in and I got the gently caress around, and didn't really get the adrenaline fail until after I got home nearly an hour later. Most truckers are fairly sane (excepting Walmart branded tractors).
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Sure, it's staged.. but I KNOW THESE PEOPLE * * I'm related to them. Image Macro abuse (C) STR
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Raluek posted:I'd call it a 4-door hardtop? But you might qualify for being called a coupe with a small enough interior volume. Can you have a 4-door coupe if it's small enough?  It also only has a single suicide door on the drivers' side.
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Raluek posted:Hmm. I thought when he said "rear doors" that it meant two of them. I dunno then He was being linguistically evasive, because the sedan version DOES have four doors. 
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some texas redneck posted:You're thinking of the 01-02 SC2 I didn't know yours came with perforated tabs for the other side. v v
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D C posted:Like anyone who drives a Saturn ever has that problem... When you are jerking really hard, and the seatbelt has been in the sun - that poo poo can burn!
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CarForumPoster posted:A market that thinks: "I want a wheel that's heavier than my current wheel without good reason." Add a rusted hood, and some "illest" stickers, and you've got yourself a Polo/Jetta owner.
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Carbon fiber weave belted radials.
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So, the toe line is that 6" test on the left, right?
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How many hours does it take to get onto the field?
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Someone call GM, I hear they need an update for their 54°.
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Root Bear posted:Nope, nothing out of the ordinary here: ABS took a poo poo. Its not that big of a deal to fix, really.
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That tire is perfectly fine if it is hanging off the back of a custom van!
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