I'm inclined to agree with you Ron, I either do it myself or have my uncle
do it for me, that way I know it's done by someone who cares about doing
it right....
Bruce
>
> Not to mention losing use of my truck for at least half a day, minimum
> (usually more); leaving it in the hands of techs who don't really care about
> my truck the way I do. No offense to you Keredt, since you seem to actually
> care about your job and share interest in automotive technology, but the
> local Sears techs have yet to impress me with their wealth of automotive
> knowledge and professionalism.
>
> I've said it before and I'll say it again: nine times out of ten you'll
> do a much better job working on your own vehicles than trusting mechanics
> for hire. I don't think I've communicated this very well, but my motivation
> is NOT to save money. My motivation is to learn more about an area of
> vehicle maintenance and tweaking that heretofore I've known little about.
>
> Ron "DIY" Rader
>
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