Cars are something I want to work on and service all the time so I would not be bored.
As a layman who doesn't spin wrenches beyond basic car maintenance, I agree

Cars are something I want to work on and service all the time so I would not be bored.
Much respect to professional guys like yourself who no doubt are expected to fix the mistakes of those who couldn’t care less about car maintenanceCars are something I want to work on and service all the time so I would not be bored.
Yes or fix things that people that try to repair mess up lol, today we were working on a cart that the customer replaced the PCM in but they slathered anti seize all over the connections on it and it doesn’t seem to be doing right so they brought it to us to try and fix.Much respect to professional guys like yourself who no doubt are expected to fix the mistakes of those who couldn’t care less about car maintenance![]()
the customer replaced the PCM in but they slathered anti seize all over the connections on it
Professional guys?Much respect to professional guys like yourself who no doubt are expected to fix the mistakes of those who couldn’t care less about car maintenance![]()
Yes? I was quoting @AutoMechanic, a professional car technician..? Is there an issue with that?Professional guys?
I’d love to see some pictures of your car. People on here are always rude and critical towards me so that’s probably why someone questioned the professional guys part. According to how many complements I get on my work every day I definitely feel like a professional and a professional is someone that does this day in and day out like me. Starting next month I’ll be working at two shops one Monday thru Friday and the other one on Saturday. They think because I’m young that my opinion or advice is useless though when someone on this forum that has done it for a lot longer than me says the exact same thing as I do they don’t get any pushback on it but I do and they act like what I said was fake or something. I’ve thought about leaving this forum multiple times over that. I appreciate you treating me like I should be treated.Yes? I was quoting @AutoMechanic, a professional car technician..? Is there an issue with that?
I get that same high/feeling when ever my vehicles get serviced even though I no longer do the work!Thanks gfhThere is definitely some sort of ‘high’ achieved out of knowing that your vehicle has the best possible chance of longevity.
Thankyou very much Sir. I have the opinion that as a vehicle ages it’s maintenance needs increase and I have always adhered to that. Just because it isn’t worth much money is no reason to let it die a slow death. Well done to yourself for taking care of your vehicles tooI like the fact that you are showing pride and taking care of an older higher mileage vehicle. Most people start to short the vehicle on maintenance just because it is getting old and they don't care. It's nice that you are taking good care of it and I believe that is how you get very high mileage out of vehicles without major engine problems. I tend to change oil very early too because I do it myself and oil is inexpensive compared to turning your car into an oil burner. I don't add oil to anything I own because they don't use oil.
Nice car sir. I’ve always wondered what the cars of other countries look like their are many I haven’t seen before. And thanks it’s ok I’ve gotten used to it by this point.View attachment 49776View attachment 49775View attachment 49777View attachment 49778View attachment 49779
im sorry to hear you’ve been ill treated. You’re a professional in the true sense of the word
Very nice. That garage is missing one thing.... a toolbox LOL.ThankyouThis is my ‘garage queen’ and the reason why I make sure the ole girl is so well maintained
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Yes, I am moving house soon and that will be rectified!Very nice. That garage is missing one thing.... a toolbox LOL.
I need one as well Lol. Don’t have a garage at home unfortunately.Yes, I am moving house soon and that will be rectified!
You’re probably right but at such high mileage, carbon etc will still build regardless, and the old oil came out black after it. I used a Nulon flush, it’s hyperlinked in my first postIf the old dude maintained the vehicle well it’s just not required.
What flush did you use?
I had no idea you felt that way. I think you are an upstanding guy who adds great commentary here. Don't let a few mouthy bad apples run you off. You are appreciated here and I hope you stay.I’d love to see some pictures of your car. People on here are always rude and critical towards me so that’s probably why someone questioned the professional guys part. ... I’ve thought about leaving this forum multiple times over that. I appreciate you treating me like I should be treated..
Many thanks. Yes I have had to control myself here and not fire back at people because I wouldn’t be here if I said what I thought to a few of themI had no idea you felt that way. I think you are an upstanding guy who adds great commentary here. Don't let a few mouthy bad apples run you off. You are appreciated here and I hope you stay.
(BTW I once felt that same way too, but I grew a really thick skin, LOL.)