Subject	Poor grad student needing service desperately!
Posted by	ZX-infinity (Dallas) on August 24, 2007 at 1:48 PM
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Message	Looking to have timing belt/water pump/tensioner/etc. serviced for as little dough as possible. I've put it off for too long and it is starting to concern me. Any places in the DFW area that are relatively inexpensive, yet reliable, or any individuals willing to help out a poor student? Willing to purchase parts, beer, and pay as much as $500 in labor. How long does this type of service take?
Follow Ups	Poor grad student needing service desperately! - ZX-infinity (Dallas) 13:48:21 08/24/07 do it your self! - GaranaBlade 13:56:34 08/24/07 *Note* This is not guaranteed to only take 2 days - TT XTZ 13:58:43 08/24/07 yea sorry about that. - GaranaBlade 14:00:18 08/24/07 specifically the lower crank sprocket - spyhunterTT(nj) 14:03:35 08/24/07 He also needs a place to do it and the tools necessary. (n/m) - brahmabull (CT) 14:00:00 08/24/07 sounds like a good reason to invest in some tools. (n/m) - GaranaBlade 14:02:01 08/24/07 Im all about diy but if youre a student that lives - EricTTZ 14:04:33 08/24/07 i understand the student thing but, hell i did mine - GaranaBlade 14:13:50 08/24/07 Cool, good job doing it yourself. - EricTTZ 14:26:20 08/24/07 I am in school, it is my daily, I don't have a place, - ZX-infinity (Dallas) 14:02:17 08/24/07 why do you have to have a place to work on it ? - GaranaBlade 14:06:15 08/24/07 He really should do the seals if he's going to be all - TT XTZ 14:18:45 08/24/07 Long arms. (n/m) - GaranaBlade 14:22:54 08/24/07 spilling antifreeze in a public parking lot is generally - BigTDogg (MA) 14:19:55 08/24/07 At the apartments I just moved into, I was doing a brake job - en5 14:24:37 08/24/07 Re: why do you have to have a place to work on it ? - ZX-infinity (Dallas) 14:49:36 08/24/07 Impact wrench and compressor are not required for this job - BigTDogg (MA) 14:58:48 08/24/07 2nd impact not necessary, I don't know how you can even - en5 15:02:35 08/24/07 Never use a torque wrench as a breaker bar (n/m) - ZXRider(SoCal) 15:04:44 08/24/07 I'm saying to re-torque, I remember it being like 170+ lbs (n/m) - en5 15:33:59 08/24/07 Yeah, but don't slide a bar over your torque wrench. (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 15:57:50 08/24/07 Expect to pay 400+ in labor - spyhunterTT(nj) 14:04:35 08/24/07 There are tons of very well known and trusted - EricTTZ 14:06:09 08/24/07 I live in Dallas and have an extra spot - jcieslik 14:14:29 08/24/07 If I were closer, I'd be glad to offer my garage and help. - teampointless 15:03:21 08/24/07 I am a student also.....and I did it myself... - devanshj 15:14:41 08/24/07 Thanks for the response, what do you study? How much time - ZX-infinity (Dallas) 15:20:54 08/24/07 Yes school takes a lot of time out of my schedule also... - devanshj 15:27:14 08/24/07 2nd on the P.S. - - TT XTZ 15:24:40 08/24/07 Amateurs... timing gun helps too :-) (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 15:29:58 08/24/07 Heh, yeah, there is that - TT XTZ 15:38:13 08/24/07 Guapo is your man. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 15:15:39 08/24/07 I will do it for free if you can wait - collegeboy 16:07:48 08/24/07 You get what you pay for ;). (n/m) - Kenny 16:16:28 08/24/07 (n/m) - spicyZ 16:29:00 08/24/07
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