Doing This Will Make Your Engine Last Forever (Mechanic Secrets)
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Date: 2020-09-04
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Vader
Thank you fixing that ladies car. She should have hired one of these ca lawyers who claim to get you all the money you deserve. Ya right. I bought a car, that was originally from Texas, from a used car dealership. Those criminals took the money and didn't register the car. I went to the dmv in ca who referred to the so-called dmv investigations. Those other criminals didn't investigate the car, but suspended my licence even though I had a CLEAN record. I am suing them on 9-10-20. I have an overwhelming amount of evidence, and hopefully the judge will be smart and rule on my side. I might have to go to Texas to find out about the 09' Toyota Yaris. Maybe I will visit you scotty. Scotty's response: NO! Ha ha!
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Thank you fixing that ladies car. She should have hired one of these ca lawyers who claim to get you all the money you deserve. Ya right. I bought a car, that was originally from Texas, from a used car dealership. Those criminals took the money and didn't register the car. I went to the dmv in ca who referred to the so-called dmv investigations. Those other criminals didn't investigate the car, but suspended my licence even though I had a CLEAN record. I am suing them on 9-10-20. I have an overwhelming amount of evidence, and hopefully the judge will be smart and rule on my side. I might have to go to Texas to find out about the 09' Toyota Yaris. Maybe I will visit you scotty. Scotty's response: NO! Ha ha!
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ChrisCarGuy
My parents bought a brand new Toyota Sienna limited van back in 2006. Both power sliding side doors have been replaced 5 times by Toyota and mechanics. And it s broken even now. We have also had the battery replaced 6 times over all these years.
Side note: The oil pump broke and we didn t know so the engine seized up and we had to replace it with a junk yard engine. Ever since then, the car have been running like a clock
Just some tips if anyone reading this comment is interested in buying a used Sienna van
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My parents bought a brand new Toyota Sienna limited van back in 2006. Both power sliding side doors have been replaced 5 times by Toyota and mechanics. And it s broken even now. We have also had the battery replaced 6 times over all these years.
Side note: The oil pump broke and we didn t know so the engine seized up and we had to replace it with a junk yard engine. Ever since then, the car have been running like a clock
Just some tips if anyone reading this comment is interested in buying a used Sienna van
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Jeremy
Suggestion for the person looking at the two CRV's - have any Honda dealer check the VIN and see if the pistons / rings were replaced at a dealer- I know some of the v6 (j35a7) with cylinder de-activation could suffer early oil consumption, and Honda would replace the rings on those 3 de-activating cylinders (up to 150 K miles I think- or 10 years) Honda says in their TSB the ring end gaps all get lined up. I thought the CRV only got the 4 cylinders though, and that none of those had cylinder de-activation.
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Suggestion for the person looking at the two CRV's - have any Honda dealer check the VIN and see if the pistons / rings were replaced at a dealer- I know some of the v6 (j35a7) with cylinder de-activation could suffer early oil consumption, and Honda would replace the rings on those 3 de-activating cylinders (up to 150 K miles I think- or 10 years) Honda says in their TSB the ring end gaps all get lined up. I thought the CRV only got the 4 cylinders though, and that none of those had cylinder de-activation.
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baseskizl_82
Don t ever take the first few offers from insurance companies get quotes and sales of other cars or have a dealership write up a quote of what they would sell it for. Never take crap from an insurance company they want to to take the littlest amount and go away. Also always hire an attorney when your are hit make them prove you are okay and the same after an accident they bought it when they hit you
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Don t ever take the first few offers from insurance companies get quotes and sales of other cars or have a dealership write up a quote of what they would sell it for. Never take crap from an insurance company they want to to take the littlest amount and go away. Also always hire an attorney when your are hit make them prove you are okay and the same after an accident they bought it when they hit you
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Steven
People always think insurance companies don t want to pay what they owe. We do. But you aren t getting 18, 000 for an 2008 corolla. We pay the market value of the car based on what similar vehicles are selling for in your area. Your financial irresponsibility is not the companies fault. If you don t like it get a stated value policy and you can get exactly what you want.
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People always think insurance companies don t want to pay what they owe. We do. But you aren t getting 18, 000 for an 2008 corolla. We pay the market value of the car based on what similar vehicles are selling for in your area. Your financial irresponsibility is not the companies fault. If you don t like it get a stated value policy and you can get exactly what you want.
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Jon
She still has an option. There are body shops that will do Post Repair Inspections If it is not fixed right, then the insurance will total it and pay here. Check you tube for post repair inspections They are interesting to see. A search should find body shops that do these, and I believe they do not charge the consumer.
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She still has an option. There are body shops that will do Post Repair Inspections If it is not fixed right, then the insurance will total it and pay here. Check you tube for post repair inspections They are interesting to see. A search should find body shops that do these, and I believe they do not charge the consumer.
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Kyle
Hey Scotty, I know you don't like Honda Odyssey vans, but I've had a good experience with one. It was a 2003 model. We bought it brand new, and put over 260k miles before selling it. The engine ran like a top, and the transmission still shifted fine the day I sold it. I guess I was just lucky.
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Hey Scotty, I know you don't like Honda Odyssey vans, but I've had a good experience with one. It was a 2003 model. We bought it brand new, and put over 260k miles before selling it. The engine ran like a top, and the transmission still shifted fine the day I sold it. I guess I was just lucky.
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Carlos
Hey Scotty I have an 2003 toyota camry and once I turn on the car it make a sqeeky sound for a minute then goes away. Then when I turn on my ac it makes a sqeeky sound as well. I put my chip in to check if any thing is wrong and it says its clean please help
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Hey Scotty I have an 2003 toyota camry and once I turn on the car it make a sqeeky sound for a minute then goes away. Then when I turn on my ac it makes a sqeeky sound as well. I put my chip in to check if any thing is wrong and it says its clean please help
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