[Greg Oakley]

[quote=”brokemechanic3000″ post=63816]Yeah and when you are stuck on the side of the road without a scanner to tell you which sensor or electrical part is bad I will drive by with my old out of date archaic technology. I can fix a carburetor with a screwdriver and a wrench, what size wrench does that foreign made electronic mess take? quote]

Ahaha, I totally agree

[Greg Oakley]

[quote=”brokemechanic3000″ post=63816]Yeah and when you are stuck on the side of the road without a scanner to tell you which sensor or electrical part is bad I will drive by with my old out of date archaic technology. I can fix a carburetor with a screwdriver and a wrench, what size wrench does that foreign made electronic mess take? quote]

Ahaha, I totally agree

[Greg Oakley]

Alright, thanks and good point. How long do you think I can put it off until I seriously damage the engine? The ticking sound is pretty minor but in the past 2 weeks its gotten a little louder.

[Greg Oakley]

Alright, thanks and good point. How long do you think I can put it off until I seriously damage the engine? The ticking sound is pretty minor but in the past 2 weeks its gotten a little louder.

[Greg Oakley]

Clean the black with a mild detergent like greased lightning then use some mothers back to black on the handles. Follow the directions on the bottle, you’d be surprised how many people don’t do this. Good luck. (Detailer for 7 years)

[Greg Oakley]

Clean the black with a mild detergent like greased lightning then use some mothers back to black on the handles. Follow the directions on the bottle, you’d be surprised how many people don’t do this. Good luck. (Detailer for 7 years)

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