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Tiff: Just in case you didn't know, when they say a mid-pipe will give you a CEL. That means Check Engine Light. An error code will be put in the car's computer and turn that light on.
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Anybody see todays Dilbert? ( http://www.dilbert.com/strips/ ) It just happens to be related to the project I am working on this week. Everybody wants a 2nd monitor on their desk.
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There was a time when Lounge & Regional Forum post counted. That is why some have a very high post count. Half of mine don't add to my numbers.
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J: I don't know. When I first got here I stayed in the Tech areas. I didn't venture into the Lounge and it was pretty much a year before I posted in my regional forum.
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I don't have a full time job. I am doing contract work. In my state, anything over 40 hrs/wk is overtime. After today I will be at 54 hrs since Saturday.
On an other topic, my morning commute took a little bit longer this morning. There were 3 state police along the route. Two of them provided me with an escort for about 4 miles.
On an other topic, my morning commute took a little bit longer this morning. There were 3 state police along the route. Two of them provided me with an escort for about 4 miles.
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One of the companies, I used to work for wouldn't pay us any overtime until after 45 hrs. There was a class action lawsuit over that and I ended up with a check of over $1000.
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Must have been the weekend of the Daytona 24. I was down there. I must have brought it with me.
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The Dealership warranty on body repairs isn't any different than a Body Shop. They all get their parts from the same places too.
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The only reason I would give for choosing a dealership over another shop is if you are concerned about paint matching. Given the nature of the complex paint of the WWP, I went with a dealer owned body shop when my 8 needed repair from the tire tread damage a couple years ago.
Sure every body shop says they can match any paint, but unless you know their work directly, I'd prefer a shop that has the actual factory colors on hand.
Sure every body shop says they can match any paint, but unless you know their work directly, I'd prefer a shop that has the actual factory colors on hand.
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On Sunday, I replaced the neutral switch on the transmission. It takes a 27mm wrench to do it. I initially bought a combination wrench for the job, but it turned out that there wasn't enough room to use it between the trans and the tunnel. I got the old one out by cliping the wires off and using a newly purchased socket. The problem was getting the new one installed with the wires intact. I used a dremmel and cut a slot
in the new socket to give the wires a place to go. It worked fantastic. No more CEL.
in the new socket to give the wires a place to go. It worked fantastic. No more CEL.
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PM Zoom to see if it can be added. I don't have enough rights.
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It never snows down here. although we could have had a snow fall last year, we stayed in freezing temps for 5 days straight. 

