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Re: ta or mcv problem
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Posted by JJK on January 14, 2006 at 11:02:18 from (216.189.131.176):
In Reply to: Re: ta or mcv problem posted by Jim J on January 14, 2006 at 08:05:51:
One place that I used to work at there was a guy there that cost us more than what he was bringing in after a while. He served in the Army and was in the Gulf War so he was excellent at taking orders but his mentality was if it wasn't going into place then force it. I remember one time he was putting a TA in a 1086, when bolting the engine back up it wasn't going together so he just kept tightening the bolts until it wouldn't go anymore. Then he come and asked me if something looked right. When I saw the big crack in the TA in front of the 3 tubes I just shook my head and told him to tear it down again. He ruined the torque, clutch disc and pressure plate that had just been replaced. Not to say that I've never wrecked anything but there are those people that just don't use their head when given a wrench.
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