Just wondering, I always wanted to know, how does the twin tubo compare the to nsx?
Oil Change for the Mechanically DEclined (my story)
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Just wondering, I always wanted to know, how does the twin tubo compare the to nsx?
Tom, I can relate your nightmare oil change.
I dont think I have laughed so hard reading
your story. My chest was hurting after laughing so much, About walmart car stands. I did the same thing and man I thought the car was going to fall off the stands.
I dont think I have laughed so hard reading
your story. My chest was hurting after laughing so much, About walmart car stands. I did the same thing and man I thought the car was going to fall off the stands.
Heres a side story. When I was young and stupid (now old and stupid) I worked at a station. Lady came in, wanted me to put a quart of oil in- how difficult can that be?
So I popped the hood, located the dipstick
(no, not my boss) and dumped quart of
Pennziol down the tube. She drove off.
She was back in about a month later for a new transmission. I noticed at the time
that I put the oil in the auto trans tube- whoops.
So I popped the hood, located the dipstick
(no, not my boss) and dumped quart of
Pennziol down the tube. She drove off.
She was back in about a month later for a new transmission. I noticed at the time
that I put the oil in the auto trans tube- whoops.
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Matteni and TomC92 stories are cracking me up!! The whole time reading, I was reminiscing all the times I experienced the same events in the stories.
I came across this thread in the results when searching how to clean the AC drain line. Glad I did, because the reads had me laughing loudly in the quiet office!
I came across this thread in the results when searching how to clean the AC drain line. Glad I did, because the reads had me laughing loudly in the quiet office!
11 year bump alert!
I changed my oil by pissing off David Banner so he can pick up my NSX and hold it upside down with the oil fill cap off and right over a storm drain.
It sure is but on the neat side of it, I like reading old posts from guys who aren't around anymore.
thanks for bringing this thread back to life.......funny story written well
Ha! I laughed to myself last night, thinking of this thread, when I got my Grand Cherokee up on stands, went to take the wheels off, and realized I couldn't apply torque with the wheel off the ground. It can be quite the string of missteps sometimes. I'm trying to practice while my NSX is in the capable hands of Ben at Daisy Import Auto. Plus, driving the backup car made me realize how it screamed out for some love.
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