Whew !!!

[TwinStick]

Glad this is all done. Hope I don't have to work on vehicles for a long while now. In the last month or so I have done front brakes & rotors on my daughters Subaru crosstrek, my sons corolla, my wifes corolla. Changed spark plugs in my truck, the sons corolla & the wifes corolla, put a new starter on my wifes corolla.

Corolla plugs were supposed to be at .044, old ones i took out were at .048. Same with the trucks. The only difference......sons corolla had 100,000 miles on them, wifes car had 136,000 miles on them The truck---41,000 !!!

[verdesardog]

It's a tough job but someone hast to do it. Better to do it yourself cause most commercial places take too many short cuts.

[RustyPW]

Just think on how much money you saved by doing it yourself.

[cruz]

Glad this is all done...

Your a retiree now TS, from here on out the list gets longer, not shorter.
I wonder how I got anything done when I was working.

[RustyPW]

Glad this is all done...

Your a retiree now TS, from here on out the list gets longer, not shorter.
I wonder how I got anything done when I was working.

Same here! When I was working. I had time to do a lot of projects. Now, I ain't got the time to wipe my butt. I've got more of a back log of work then I ever had. The problem is, I write my own work orders.

[w2dodge]

hows the fingers and knuckles...cuts seem to take along time to heal

[TwinStick]

All true words spoken here. Fingers & knuckles are doing fine. Love those thick rubber gloves at HF http://www.harborfreight.com/9-mil-nitr ... 68512.html . Only trouble is, in this heat your hands turn into prunes in short order. Never experienced hand sweat on this level before. Literally runs down your arms when working overhead.

[RustyPW]

I use to have to do Hazmat training every year in a Level A suit. In was always on the hottest days in the summer. You want to talk about sweating!