Several yrs ago, I drove my Caravan away from Sears after they installed new
tires. As I pulled out of parking lot into street, I heard squeak from lft
frnt wheel; 'knew immediately lugs were loose and eased slowly back around
into space I had just left. Mechanic came out with BIG lug wrench and
PM
Subject: [MBZ] Another reason to do own work
Several yrs ago, I drove my Caravan away from Sears after they installed
new
tires. As I pulled out of parking lot into street, I heard squeak from
lft
frnt wheel; 'knew immediately lugs were loose and eased slowly back around
into space I had
Well said.
At 06:35 PM 4/9/2007, you wrote:
BTW, if it's OK to look over an airplane before I fly it, why shouldn't I
look over a car before I drive away with it, especially if somebody has
worked on 'em?
Wilton
Loren Faeth
Because we've turned into a society where it's expected it's turn key
and go.
Frowns of disapproval from spouse when checking tire pressure before
300 mile trip.
Let along asking teens to check fluid levels, engine bay, grease door
check straps, oh the HORROR
On Apr 9, 2007, at 6:45
That almost always happened on the OM621 and 615 engines if the owner
let anyone else change the oil. But there is an error in the
statement: The plastic filter was not the prefilter it is the mail
filter, and the replaceable cartridge is the BYPASS filter. Without
the main filter properly
The sad thing is that it is probably not done out of ignorance. Probably just
laziness.
Dimitri
Loren Faeth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That almost always happened on the OM621 and 615 engines if the owner
let anyone else change the oil. But there is an error in the
statement: The plastic
