[aclug-L] Re: Non-Computer Question: Seeking Honst Auto Repair Shop

[ironrose <ironrose@xxxxxxx>]

I, personally understand your reasons.  I don't like doing car repairs 
either.  I don't like getting my hands dirty and I don't like it when my 
boyfriend gets upset with me for trying to fix something that I don't 
have experience in or have done before.  I have a couple of car repair 
places down the street from me.  I would rather that someone who knows 
what they are doing to repair my car.  I'll stick to working on 
computers.  Although repairing & upgrading the G4 cube mac has been a 
challenge sometimes.  The mac looks like a plexiglass toaster and CD's 
are inserted & removed like a piece of toast from the slot drive. 

I live in my own little world too and I don't have time to be bored.  I 
have been sick for the last 2 months and am recovering from surgery.  I 
have plenty to keep my mind occupied, I just can't sit at the computer 
for very long.  ~Anne

DAVID CARMICHAEL wrote:

>>I have a '97 Ford Taurus which has been acting
>>strange..
>>
>>The starter will not turn over the motor after
>>'short trips' to the store.. 
>>    
>>
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>I want to say thanks to every body that replied I have
>learned allot and since this is a general discussion
>email forum I did not feel that this was an out of
>place question (as one reply thought that it was) :
>
>I am not a "do it myself" auto repair person for two
>reasons:
>[1] No tools to do this type of work.
>[2] No place to work on the car.
>
>[3] Don't want to get yelled at my the wife when the
>repair does not work.....
>
>I live in my own little world. But it's OK. They know me here.
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