Posted by maplehillfrm on September 02, 2008 at 20:41:16 from (70.100.56.64):
In Reply to: Re: Ford F 150 posted by 36 coupe on September 02, 2008 at 17:47:23:
why is this a dealer fix? and a dangerous job???
If he is mechanically inclined it is only finding the loose connection and retightening it,, trans fix is the same principle ,,, why wouldnt a DIYer be able to do this,,
not much different than working on thsi old iron, do you bring your tractor to a mech when someting is wrong?
thsi kind of thinking is why the Bota's are selling so well,,
the last time I looked under the dash at this part I had my 16 yr old help out,, is that wrong too, to get him to know how to fix stuff himself,, whenever possible?
I know when the engine gives trouble now a days you need to bring it somewhere to check codes, but this is not a hard fix, and not dangerous or unsafe in any way, my 2 cents,pat
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