Hello from Kimberly
11-19-2011, 05:47 PM
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Hello from Kimberly
Hello: I have browse the forums before looking for answers. I registered at a couple of sites trying to get help with my Buick LeSabre and the people there were just so uncaring and the advice they gave just costs me extra money. I noticed that here at GMForum that the people seem to really care about helping someone get their cars running.
I am not new to auto repair. I started out by helping my Dad rebuild engines and automatic transmissions for family members. Dad is gone now but I value what I learned from him and it has saved me a lot of money in being able to repair my own cars.
The last major job I did was rebuilding the transmission in my old 1986 Ford (hope that is not a dirty word here) Taurus. The Ford is long gone and I am happy with my old 1993 Buick LeSabre but lately she is having problems. Those other sites are not helping me and I am hoping that the folks here can help me.
Thanks,
Kimberly
I am not new to auto repair. I started out by helping my Dad rebuild engines and automatic transmissions for family members. Dad is gone now but I value what I learned from him and it has saved me a lot of money in being able to repair my own cars.
The last major job I did was rebuilding the transmission in my old 1986 Ford (hope that is not a dirty word here) Taurus. The Ford is long gone and I am happy with my old 1993 Buick LeSabre but lately she is having problems. Those other sites are not helping me and I am hoping that the folks here can help me.
Thanks,
Kimberly
11-19-2011, 05:57 PM
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Welcome to the forum! Don't worry about that F word here. Personally, I like Fords just as much as I like GM vehicles. I had a 2000 Ranger before my Buick, and it never let me down.
Don't forget to post some pictures of your ride
Don't forget to post some pictures of your ride
11-19-2011, 10:33 PM
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Welcome to the GMForum.com Kimberly. We've been here 10 years, know 3800'* like no one else. Our in house search engine works well, our Tech Info Section is large and aways improving. And our GearHeads are always around to hammer out your problems. Just start a thread in your cars Section and you'll find plenty of people who want to help. 
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Hi,
The amount of tech info/documents great. If that dont cut it there are some true jedi gearheads that call this place home. Welcome.
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The amount of tech info/documents great. If that dont cut it there are some true jedi gearheads that call this place home. Welcome.
good luck
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Hello: I have browse the forums before looking for answers. I registered at a couple of sites trying to get help with my Buick LeSabre and the people there were just so uncaring and the advice they gave just costs me extra money. I noticed that here at GMForum that the people seem to really care about helping someone get their cars running.
I am not new to auto repair. I started out by helping my Dad rebuild engines and automatic transmissions for family members. Dad is gone now but I value what I learned from him and it has saved me a lot of money in being able to repair my own cars.
The last major job I did was rebuilding the transmission in my old 1986 Ford (hope that is not a dirty word here) Taurus. The Ford is long gone and I am happy with my old 1993 Buick LeSabre but lately she is having problems. Those other sites are not helping me and I am hoping that the folks here can help me.
Thanks,
Kimberly
I am not new to auto repair. I started out by helping my Dad rebuild engines and automatic transmissions for family members. Dad is gone now but I value what I learned from him and it has saved me a lot of money in being able to repair my own cars.
The last major job I did was rebuilding the transmission in my old 1986 Ford (hope that is not a dirty word here) Taurus. The Ford is long gone and I am happy with my old 1993 Buick LeSabre but lately she is having problems. Those other sites are not helping me and I am hoping that the folks here can help me.
Thanks,
Kimberly
