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I took this one back in the late nineties in Santa Cruz, CA:
So you're the creepy old man we all wish we could be!
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You are my hero.
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You'd have to dress like that to blend in out there.
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Good clean fun with a GM 3.6.
Yeah, thats it.
Yeah, thats it.
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Nope. Oil leak from front cover.
18 traverse. 4000 miles.
18 traverse. 4000 miles.
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Yeah. Everyone here is scared. I was off last week, this one got "saved" for me. Bishes..
The new body style Traverse/Acadia/Enclave, you have room to do it in chassis.
The old body style, some guys are doing them in chassis, but I still drop the whole powertrain out onto a table. I can have it on table, body raised in about an hour, then everything is right in front of you.
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I get vehicles saved for me too. Only guy that comes back from vacation with a backlog! Thats what we do too droping the whole subframe. You have to do that with the ford 3.5 and 3.7 in the fwd suvs. They run the water pump entirely inside the engine using it as an idler for the timing chain. Dumb designe. It will still be a few years till we see that one. I work in the aftermarket so we dont see cars till the factory warranty is up.
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My wife was talking about some crap where she got an email at work from a product rep, and under their name it said
"Identities he, him".
I guess it's some new fangled bs for those who are not sure if they are man, woman, goat, chicken, mountain yak..
That way if you are not sure what they are, you know what to refer to them as.
"Identities he, him".
I guess it's some new fangled bs for those who are not sure if they are man, woman, goat, chicken, mountain yak..
That way if you are not sure what they are, you know what to refer to them as.
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Since we are on the subject of GM v6's this is how i change the oil on a 3.0 2015 Equinox to avoid burning myself removing the filter.
Alright, i lied..... It gets a radiator.
Alright, i lied..... It gets a radiator.
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A new radiator every oil change?
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