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Hope this post is ok. Figure theres a few in here that haven't seen Red Greens excellent mechanical misadventures.
Hello, I am a 17 year old male senior in high school, and I was wondering if I were to become a mechanic, auto-mechanic, and get an auto mechanic degree, what jobs would I be able to get, other than car mechanic.
So he's driving after going on the highway 80 and like I do three or four times a day and I just got a 40 point inspection not even 3 weeks ago and there was a small engine length nothing major and I was about to get in my left turning lane to turn but it was red light so slowly approaching it and my freaking wheel came right out of the well It was completely sideways when I got out of my car to look at it It also hit somebody so I don't know if I'm at fault I guess I am no matter what you look at it but how like can that be possible? I mean does that happen often like I'm terrified to even drive now what if I would have had my kids in the car or my dogs or been on the highway I would have ended up in the river so scary
Recently bought a 96 Pontiac firebird with a suspected blown UIM gasket. Would head gasket sealer work on it? I think it’s blown kinda bad idk yet it’s hard to tell without pulling it apart which I don’t wanna do if I can just go get gasket sealer