sounds like excuses to me haha
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12-26-2012
sounds like excuses to me haha
12-26-2012
I reckon that below zero temps pretty well stop all work lol my garage was only like 10 degrees this morning
12-26-2012
dang...it rarely gets below 32 here...i guess thats the only good part about NC
12-26-2012
1)Put on more clothes
2)Get a garage heater
3)Takes what 10 mins to change oil..lets give you 30 mins since your cold
4) Cheaper ( No need to worry about some tech screwing something up so easy)
5) Weren't you going to school to be a mechanic? Wouldn't you pride yourself on doing 'your own' oil changes.
12-26-2012
I am going to school to be a mechanic... In Arizona where my freeze baby arse can do work
Like I said I regularly do my own. It was just too cold
12-26-2012
Put on my 3.4 finally.snow really is the best way to try out new mods...
12-27-2012
i do my own oil changes too. don't trust some "technician" to do it. too many time's i've let the "pros" do something and they over torque my wheels or something so easy and simple like that. and so true... to dang cold to change your oil in our MN garages..luckily i have a heated shop.
i took my internal OEM lights out in preparation for installing my LEDs when i get them hopefully tomorrow.
12-27-2012
Used it as a snow plow
12-27-2012
nothing, i do need to fill her up after work, its getting into the no no zone
12-27-2012
Drove it, or I guess I should say ice skated it to work. Roads are ten time worse today than yesterday I think
12-27-2012
SDGTP99,Originally Posted by SDGTP99
I’m sorry you are experiencing this issue with your vehicle. Please keep us posted of the results of your dealer visit.
Please feel free to contact me privately if you have additional questions.
Louis
GM Customer Service
12-27-2012
For the first time ever my seat belt light and ding came on lolol how come its never worked before?
12-27-2012
the switch was broken and you touched it the right way lol
12-27-2012
Anyone know how to fix a super small crack in a rim. My tires been leaking slowly for a few days and finally found its a small crack...barely visible. If it hadn't been for soapy bubbles I wouldn't of found it
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12-27-2012
jb weld it?
12-27-2012
How? Will it hold? I'll take a pic of the crack and post it
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12-27-2012
all depends on where the air is leaking from, and what kind of rims they are. my old wheels were leaking from the under side of the rim, bad. the only thing i found was a write saying to take the wheel off, sand the inside clean, and then smear rtv over the leak area.
if its a real crack, you may want to take it to a wheel repair guy to re weld it. or something along them lines.
12-27-2012
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Here's a pic of the crack. Its small and the leak is not super fast.
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12-27-2012
Jb weld it with the tire off from the inside out, sand the surface smooth where the tire seats, good to go!
12-27-2012
Installed some 3k kelvin made hids in my fog lights, and I am not awaiting ups for my morimotos
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