Subject	Yes school takes a lot of time out of my schedule also...
Posted by	devanshj on August 24, 2007 at 3:27 PM
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In Reply To	Thanks for the response, what do you study? How much time posted by ZX-infinity (Dallas) on August 24, 2007 at 03:20 PM
Message	I am in school to be a mechanical engineer (cal state LA). I also work part time....so i am very tied up, but I had some time right now because of the summer semesters it took me about 6 days, because it was my first time and I had to figure stuff out, I had to also go back and forth to the computer to look up parts that I did not know. I recommend getting a color printout of the article from the tech section, makes it much easier. Also read the whole thing a couple of times....goodluck.
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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