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#33
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
The above gearhead will be demoted soon for pathetic humor attempts.
Or should we make him change HIS brake fluid?
Or should we make him change HIS brake fluid?
Besides, my demotion has been a long time coming....I knew I couldn't be king of you forever....
And Skippy, just so you know. That is one of the mixed plus and minus things about a nice clean beautiful garage floor. You notice every minor little drop or spill (really a good thing for your car) and you notice every minor little drop or spill (it takes all your time keeping it spotless after making it so pretty).
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Originally Posted by Skippy1827
Originally Posted by petraman
Just looking at the viscosity of the fluid, I think it could be mud... was it raining the previous night? Oh, and I think a wife that calls you to tell you that there'* a puddle in the garage is a winner, man, haha
She took the time to take pictures and everything. She smelled it, felt it, tasted it.....OK not tasted.... (Memories of the Cheech & Chong skit) She laughed at the post also..
Make fun at me all you want, but not my family please.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Skippy...I'll expect payment from the brake fluid people.
And I don't want $5 from them. I want them to go out and flush their brake lines. It will help them stop better and understand what brake fluid looks like.
And I don't want $5 from them. I want them to go out and flush their brake lines. It will help them stop better and understand what brake fluid looks like.
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[quote="petraman"][quote="Skippy1827"]
OK, I must have read too much into it, sorry my bad.
Originally Posted by petraman
Just looking at the viscosity
ah, no man, I think that'* a huge virtue! Albiet, I'm not married, but I know my mom would NEVER call my dad if something like that happened.
ah, no man, I think that'* a huge virtue! Albiet, I'm not married, but I know my mom would NEVER call my dad if something like that happened.
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IDC..if you said brake fluid...even if you changed your mind..
Head out and go change the brake fluid. Your braking system will be better for it.
This could turn into a good program. If you toss up a drastically wrong answer..you go perform maintenance on your car.
Head out and go change the brake fluid. Your braking system will be better for it.
This could turn into a good program. If you toss up a drastically wrong answer..you go perform maintenance on your car.
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[quote="Skippy1827"][quote="petraman"]
OK, I must have read too much into it, sorry my bad.
That just proves ya really love ya wife and family
Originally Posted by Skippy1827
Originally Posted by petraman
Just looking at the viscosity
ah, no man, I think that'* a huge virtue! Albiet, I'm not married, but I know my mom would NEVER call my dad if something like that happened.
ah, no man, I think that'* a huge virtue! Albiet, I'm not married, but I know my mom would NEVER call my dad if something like that happened.
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Originally Posted by dillcc
I've never personally performed brake service on my car and it'* something I want to learn to do at some point.
Which is more reason why I know that that thin black fluid could never have been brake fluid Brake fluid smells worse than supercharger oil btw (IMO). You'd know if it was brake fluid!