Why I never pay people to work on a car ...
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RE: Why I never pay people to work on a car ...
The one exception to my rule of not paying people is auto tranny's. I haven't the tools, equipment, or knowledge to even think about working on those.
That's why I love manual trannys! Anything from a simple clutch job to a total tear down and rebuild can be done at home with only a few specialty tools and a good shop manual.
That's why I love manual trannys! Anything from a simple clutch job to a total tear down and rebuild can be done at home with only a few specialty tools and a good shop manual.
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RE: Why I never pay people to work on a car ...
ORIGINAL: HondatechAV6
just curious...the tranny recall comes with a new unit - no resealing of anything. what seal failed?
just curious...the tranny recall comes with a new unit - no resealing of anything. what seal failed?
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RE: Why I never pay people to work on a car ...
In reply to Hondatech from earlier post. i'm not 100% sure which one. The shop forgot to do something, so atf was able to leak out. It could have been a loose bolt or something simle too. You never want to run your tranny low on atf.
I have to agree. i have seen the inside of a tranny and don't plan on attempting any work on one.
I have to agree. i have seen the inside of a tranny and don't plan on attempting any work on one.
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RE: Why I never pay people to work on a car ...
i had a really good shop in lafayette. custom tune up.
need to find on here in flagstaff. i attempt most things by myself, but some things i dont have the time to tackle.
need to find on here in flagstaff. i attempt most things by myself, but some things i dont have the time to tackle.
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