Jeep Question
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- Mar 19, 2006
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You're not junking it, you're just selling it to someone who knows what the fuck they're doing.
Get a Wrangler, they never depreciate and when you need to resell, you get more money than you put in.
seems easier at this point to just cash the wife in for a new one, and hope the new wife dont smell so
damn good.
seriously, what's so hard to understand?
Hilton sports book director Jay Kornegay said the mistake was discovered Sunday and the company made the decision to absorb the loss.
- Mar 19, 2006
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Just dropped it off at the shop....... And naturally no smell (though only 3 miles from the house)....:facepalm:
That happens to my customers all the time- they say it does it over and over and when they bring it in we can't get it to do it- It's like going to the dr. when you feel sick- you feel better once you get there.
plastic or rubber burning odor can be simply that one of those fucking plastic bags got caught under car and is burning !
They can wreak havoc on hot exhaust.
Also check every plastic wire covering any PCV hoses make sure they are not touching where they can melt.
I doubt very much that new brakes would smell i been doing my own brakes for decades never got smell from them on any car!
There has to be something caught on a hot engine part to cause burning or liquid leaking onto hot metal.
They can wreak havoc on hot exhaust.
Also check every plastic wire covering any PCV hoses make sure they are not touching where they can melt.
I doubt very much that new brakes would smell i been doing my own brakes for decades never got smell from them on any car!
There has to be something caught on a hot engine part to cause burning or liquid leaking onto hot metal.
