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Posted by Walt Davies on March 28, 2007 at 09:51:29 from (70.41.254.105):
In Reply to: Firing Issues posted by Christos on March 28, 2007 at 09:36:22:
Just by reading your note I'd suggest finding freind who is a fairly good mechanic who can lead you though the test proceeder's to see what is wrong then show you how to repair it. You seem to have little or no knowlegde of what you are doing and that can only get you in trouble. I would suggest getting a good book on how to fix automotive things so as to get some knowledge of what it is you are doing. At least you should know the names of the differant parts so that when you read what we say you understand what we are talking about. Walt Goto amazon.com and take a look they have a lot of good books for beginners on there.
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