$100 cash to get this car running

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09-07-2011, 04:31 AM

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Re: $100 cash to get this car running

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No,there is truth in his statement,"break in periods" are not set in stone.
Do you see the dealerships putting 500+ miles on a car before they sell them?

the engines are bench tested and ran before they are installed in the car im sure

09-07-2011, 07:39 AM

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Re: $100 cash to get this car running

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No,there is truth in his statement,"break in periods" are not set in stone.
Do you see the dealerships putting 500+ miles on a car before they sell them?

LOLOL. Manufacturers put their engines on engine dynos and put a decent amount of miles on them. They do it for break in and to make sure it's not a bad engine.

09-07-2011, 08:44 AM

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Re: $100 cash to get this car running

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Originally Posted by sweethatch1866

.....If you come and dont get it started then you dont get paid, simple enough. I may be available this evening sunday and monday. after 6 the rest of the week

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if it starts and I know its the tune causing the problem then im happy. cant hurt it if it wont start. If you live around cville and get $100 for 1 hr of work it would be well worth it

Bullshit; you can wash cylinders with big injectors in a HURRY just cranking on it, ESPECIALLY if the tune is way off.

I don't think you understand how time works... someone could spend hours trying to get it to crank and something YOU FUCKED UP could be causing the problem. Would they not deserve to be paid for their time then?

YOU are an example of why there are SO FEW decent import shops. You have no value for anyone's time but your own. At the end of this, you will still have a turd, even if it runs.

---oh yeah, turn your rep on

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09-07-2011, 08:54 AM

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Re: $100 cash to get this car running

BIWP fix or contact Smokey Bear.

09-08-2011, 03:49 PM

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Re: $100 cash to get this car running

has anyone dont a compression test on a cold engine? since mine wont start I have no choice. what numbers did you get?

09-08-2011, 04:00 PM

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Re: $100 cash to get this car running

it should be around 140-160 ...but it could flucuate

but all should be within 10-15 psi of each other to be runable

09-08-2011, 04:45 PM

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Re: $100 cash to get this car running

As an ASE certified L1 Master Auto, L2 Master Truck, Master Body Repair, School bus technician, and an ASE certified Machinist and Service Adviser, I strongly suggest the BIWP method.