Hey, we learn everyday
I watched my uncle fix his car when I was 8
and my dad and my brothers were always fixing there own
You can save some money on little jobs
My brother put a 160 thermo in my trans am
she had run hot when I got her
I picked up a 160 thinking it would be ok
It worked
Maybe there old thermo was bad
usually 160 may be a bit low
but this was a big engine
running unleaded fuel on heads that were meant for lead gas
So I added a lead substitute most of the time
and we tweaked her
It seems with each problem
you learn a bit more
Heck my father has a yute in Australia
4 wheel drive diesel that has a similar problem
engine cuts out
and they can't seem to find the nature of the problem
I like working on cars
though most of the stuff I have done on my own is more body work or troubleshooting the easy stuff
You have to have tools for the other jobs and you end up wasting $ guessing and fixing by process of elimination
not to mention the scraped knuckles
