Originally Posted by dogememe
Originally Posted by 928
Do yourself a favor- look up & print out what you need, and when you get there have the guy turn the screen so you can see it.
Remember, in all likelyhood the guys last job just required him to know the difference between a burger with and without cheeze.
My last job was doing component level repairs on computer boards and refurbishing desktops, laptops, and servers, I'm sure I can click a few buttons on a screen to select the correct year, model, and engine size to find your part.
Yes, but can you tell me the proper spark plug gap for a 1993 Ford Power Stroke engine?
Originally Posted by 928
Do yourself a favor- look up & print out what you need, and when you get there have the guy turn the screen so you can see it.
Remember, in all likelyhood the guys last job just required him to know the difference between a burger with and without cheeze.
My last job was doing component level repairs on computer boards and refurbishing desktops, laptops, and servers, I'm sure I can click a few buttons on a screen to select the correct year, model, and engine size to find your part.
Yes, but can you tell me the proper spark plug gap for a 1993 Ford Power Stroke engine?