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DELL what about the valves?

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Robert In Al 8N

09-04-2001 19:52:24




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Dell thank you for the information about the manifold. What about the valves? Is there any particular thing I could look for while I have the covers off and the manifold off. I beleive it was you that told me onetime that if the manifold was thin where it bolts up to replace it.

What should the thickness be?




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Andy - SEE THAT SEARCH BOX - TRY USING IT

09-04-2001 21:59:13




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 Re: DELL what about the valves? in reply to Robert In Al 8N#245040, 09-04-2001 19:52:24  
thx,
Andy



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this is exactly the kind of reply you were critizing Dell and others for a few months back--bj/8N/mt--ntxt

09-05-2001 07:45:52




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 Re: Re: DELL what about the valves? in reply to Andy - SEE THAT SEARCH BOX - TRY USING IT , 09-04-2001 21:59:13  
ntxt



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Andy - Hammond, LA

09-05-2001 13:10:19




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 Re: Re: Re: DELL what about the valves? in reply to this is exactly the kind of reply you were critizing Dell and others for a few months back--bj/8N/mt--ntxt, 09-05-2001 07:45:52  
BG,
The point is that someone should WAIT UNTIL THE FIRST QUESTION IS ANSWERED BEFORE BOMBARDING THE FORUM WITH LOTS OF QUESTIONS.

Plus, alot of this info is in the forum. Few days ago I researched the forum and posted 2 graphical responses to some questions asked. One was on oil pressure and the other on Splitting a 9N. (remember?) - I found the EXACT answers in a matter of 1-2 mins. It took me less time to find the correct threads then it did to post a question about it.

All I am saying is that people should read the extensive archives before asking questions that have probably been posted over and over again like: oil pressure and splitting a N. I welcome new users.

Don't get on my back man. I am busting my a$$ for free for the forum to post and host all of your photos. My motivation is not financial nor status improving - I am just trying to provide a nice resource for others.

thanks for the support, Andy

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Jimbob

09-05-2001 14:15:41




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: DELL what about the valves? in reply to Andy - Hammond, LA, 09-05-2001 13:10:19  
Andy wrote
"Don't get on my back man. I am busting my a$$ for free for the forum to post and host all of your photos. My motivation is not financial nor status improving - I am just trying to provide a nice resource for others."

If it's so bad than stop doing it.

Be careful andy your big head might knock you off balance on that high horse your riding.



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Andy - Hammond, LA

09-05-2001 14:57:19




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: DELL what about the valves? in reply to Jimbob, 09-05-2001 14:15:41  
WTF is up with you people here?

I never stated to know, be or do anything more than anyone else here. I simply offered a free service to help out others and paid for all of the connection and server equipment and now all I get is ATTACKED when I make one comment.

I apologized to Robert - AL already and I am remorseful for my rude antics. I will keep myself under better control and have more patience.

Andy

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Jimbob

09-05-2001 16:14:23




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: DELL what about the valves? in reply to Andy - Hammond, LA, 09-05-2001 14:57:19  
Andy wrote
"WTF is up with you people here?" What do you think.

".....all I get is ATTACKED when I make one comment." When you attack someone don't be surprised when you get attacked back.

".....I apologized to Robert - AL already and I am remorseful for my rude antics. I will keep myself under better control and have more patience." Good, that was the right thing to do.

You say "See the box use it." I agree I don't like seeing the same questions over and over again. think back to when your first got your 8n. You posted some questions that could have been found in that box.

Example..
".....How do I get to the front mount distributor? Do I have to remove the hood and grill? Explain.

Thanks!!!!! ! Hurry - I need to get it out of the rain! (grin)
Andy"

All you had to do is type that in the box and you would have found your anwser.

there are other questions that you asked but I dont want to spend my time looking for them.

I am glad you are letting others post their pictures on your server. That is very kind of you.
I personally would rather post my pictures on crappy aol. Just my decision (looks like I made the right one.)

Also I liked the final reply with "Fine -- I had a bad day - Ok" with 198 question marks at the end.

Yes andy that's fine Just fine.


Jimbob

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Andy - Hammond, La

09-05-2001 16:45:46




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: DELL what about the valves? in reply to Jimbob, 09-05-2001 16:14:23  
Man, you are a strange one...

Andy



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Funny thing is, He's Right!

09-05-2001 17:29:37




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: DELL what about the valves? in reply to Andy - Hammond, La, 09-05-2001 16:45:46  
Andy,
Remember that "Skirt down around your ankles" Thing? You blow up faster than a Deere on nitrous. Sure doesn't take much.

I'll pay $20.00 to Photopoint. It's a lot better than losing access to my photos if somebody gets a little pissy.

I'd include my email, but you've taught me not to. (grin)



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Andy - Hammond, LA IT IS OK MIKEY KEEP HIDING

09-05-2001 21:35:39




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: DELL what about the valves? in reply to Funny thing is, He's Right!, 09-05-2001 17:29:37  



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jimbob

09-05-2001 17:47:05




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: DELL what about the valves? in reply to Funny thing is, He's Right!, 09-05-2001 17:29:37  
Sometimes you have to take a step back and look in the mirror to see what is going on.
On the same note there are some people that can't be talked to.
Jimbob



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Andy - Hammond, LA

09-05-2001 21:37:35




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: DELL what about the valves? in reply to jimbob, 09-05-2001 17:47:05  
Blah, Blah, Blah, Blah..... ..hahahahahha

Andy



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