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Re: Life Of A Partsman
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Posted by JT on June 11, 2005 at 08:49:47 from (69.220.204.67):
In Reply to: Life Of A Partsman posted by caseyc on June 11, 2005 at 08:38:39:
Casey,
What are you talking about? all engines use the same pistons, rings, valves, coils, bearings and it does not matter if it is a 1942 model or a 2005 model, they all use the same parts, don't they???? At least that is what I get told everyday. I need an ignition switch for my lawn mower, Model????, just give me a generic one, they are all the same.......
Yeah, parts men are geniuses until that part you just sold them does not solve the problem, or you sold them a defective part, it is not because of misdiagnosis, noooo, never!!!!
Jim
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