Bre'r Mark Hofmann wrote about RE:Re: Transmission Flush to Bre'r Roy
Witt:


 RW>> Yeup. A little bit tough to 'un-snap' without the tool designed for
 RW>> them, but not impossible.
 RW>>
 RW>  MH>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIjBag4XdU4
 RW>>
 RW>  MH>> It is always nice to see someone else doing it first.
 RW>>
 RW>> That's how I started out learning about cars...watch someone else do
 RW>> it.

 MH> I never had the opportunity to watch someone else fix cars.  I'm just
 MH> one of those people that will try to do most anything themselves.

I started out watching my dad work on cars in his Texaco station work
bay, after school and weekends. School was only two blocks away.

He sold that station and went into partnership with another guy, who had a
DX station, downtown. So, the next place closer to home was at another
Texaco station where a classmate worked part time. They had a 3 stall
garage behind the station, where the owners (partners) worked on cars and
they had a person run the station gas pumps, lube bay and when my
classmate was working, the wash bay. That place became the place for young
hot-rodders to hang out and I was the youngest among them at 13yo.

 MH> These days it is easier to learn based on the vast amount of
 MH> documentation, forums, and of course YouTube.  One of my favorite
 MH> channels to watch is the DIY channel.  I'm a Do-It-Yourselfer and
 MH> enjoy the learning that comes along with it.

I watch that and the 4 - 30 minute 'Power Block' shows on Saturday and
Sunday (starts at 8am CST) broadcast on the Spike TV channel. I especially
like the 'Trucks' show, as they're usually digging into a suspension or
drivetrain repair or upgrade.


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