Right place?
#1
Right place?
Last forum was not. I'm a retired Auto Instructor. I have a small Mustang Restoration business I have owned, back when I first started teaching. I do that only now, since I retired. So yes, I know a lot of automobiles., mechanical and body. However, this is the first Accord I have owned and experience is a great thing, that is why I am here. . . . for help or ideas when I need some experience. My Accord is a semi daily driver. I actually have a couple vehicles I would call that . .but I searched for this Accord and bought it when I found what I was looking for. I wanted a 4 cylinder Coupe, with 5 speed. I'm not interested in speed from this car, just a nice ride and one that looks good. As well as good MPGs. IMO, as long as your are getting good MPGs, the fun meter needle can still swing far, even without speed
#2
Last forum was not. I'm a retired Auto Instructor. I have a small Mustang Restoration business I have owned, back when I first started teaching. I do that only now, since I retired. So yes, I know a lot of automobiles., mechanical and body. However, this is the first Accord I have owned and experience is a great thing, that is why I am here. . . . for help or ideas when I need some experience. My Accord is a semi daily driver. I actually have a couple vehicles I would call that . .but I searched for this Accord and bought it when I found what I was looking for. I wanted a 4 cylinder Coupe, with 5 speed. I'm not interested in speed from this car, just a nice ride and one that looks good. As well as good MPGs. IMO, as long as your are getting good MPGs, the fun meter needle can still swing far, even without speed
#4
I just approved that other thread. Nothing wrong with it, but I suspect all the photo links from a new user just triggered some automatic thing that a moderator had to look at. We have had plenty of spam posts with everything from mail-order-medications to offensive pictures.
It's pretty common for a new user to post something that would normally "belong" in a different area. I usually just move them which doesn't mean any kind of problem for the new user.
It's pretty common for a new user to post something that would normally "belong" in a different area. I usually just move them which doesn't mean any kind of problem for the new user.
#6
You posted it in the DIY forum. That's normally for someone who either puts together some kind of "how-to" instructions and/or photos that are relatively complete & helpful for someone doing the job to their car. Seems like it fit OK.
edit...
but I just saw another moderator didn't think it fit, so I just put it into the "exhaust" area.
edit...
but I just saw another moderator didn't think it fit, so I just put it into the "exhaust" area.
Last edited by JimBlake; 04-17-2019 at 07:29 PM.
#8
Give it some time, Jim will figure it out. He's a big help around here.
#9
TC's got a lot of misguided faith in me...(!)
I see 4 posts in that thread, all yours, and none of them indicate they need moderator approval. Yes, at first they did, but today they show up just like a normal post that everyone can see.
I see 4 posts in that thread, all yours, and none of them indicate they need moderator approval. Yes, at first they did, but today they show up just like a normal post that everyone can see.
#10
See, you did fix it.
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