RedBeard_83
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- Joined
- Mar 16, 2020
- Posts
- 554
- Reaction score
- 872
- Location
- Florida
- First Name
- Cory
- Truck Year
- 1986
- Truck Model
- Custom deluxe
- Engine Size
- Sbc 350
A mechanic diagnoses the problem and fixes it . someone that plugs a computer into a vehicle and lets it tell them what's wrong with it is just a parts changer to me . I know that computerized Technology is a way of life now but I can't put them in same category 'True" mechanics are a dying breed . I don't have the experience that most of the guys on here have as I'm sure they have forgotten more than i know . but when I meet a "True" guru of the mechanical arts I try and learn everything I can so I don't have to bring it to shop and run the risk of "getting taken for a ride" so to the Legit mechanics on here and out in the world I thank you.
Spoken like someone who doesn't get their hands dirty! There are crooked mechanics, heck, there's crooks in all industries, but I wish you success in your truck repair. I comment as a technician with over 35 years experience and know that about 2/3 of guys in the industry can't properly diagnose much less fix a car! Good luck
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