They still tell many untruths, they're about as bad about not reading for comprehension as people are; and giving wrong answers because of that poor reading.
If you drive off the pier, it's still your fault. You've been warned. ;) :argue:
joe
Yep, I was on my way to work, new pump in the trunk.
I also couldn't find a radiator before work Monday morning, so I had one built- $300 [$1200 in today's dollars].
joe
Trust me, you're not alone. I've read, and seen on 'Engine Masters', that Dynomax offers the best combination of power from a quieter muffler.
For decades now, I think automakers have been MOST interested in keeping the federal monkey off their backs. That includes noise regulations.
joe
Every professional driving course I ever attended advocating backing in, or pulling through when possible.
I don't remember any of them teaching me to watch the wrong obstructions though.
joe
I backed into a pole yesterday, in a CVS parking lot. I knew it was there, and was watching it closely as I backed. But, Lord help me, there were 2 poles, and I was watching the wrong one.
So, LOL, anyone know of a good REAR push bar?
joe
I think he got the point just fine. I think he just considers it void.
Of course, you're the guy who didn't like my asking for definition clarification.
joe
If the current water pumps are on par with the old SBC motors' pumps, I'd still give it a close look. The old style didn't necessarily fail quick, but they could sure fail sudden.
My '78 Camaro's pump had started to seep, and I did not let it linger. I bought a new one, to swap that next coming...
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