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COUP1200
Re: what do you do for a living?
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Hey Phunk thats exactly what we did. Two teflon squars on each skirt.
And get this for rough.
If the motor rattled for more than 2 minutes then holden would replace the pistons. If the motor had done under 30000km holden said not to mesure them. And wait for it.
The service manager said if the pistons are tight going in then hit them harder.
They were all done in car & we wern't alowed to replace th bearings.

Posted on: 2005/4/12 8:57
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phunkdoktaspok
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Yeah a mate of mine worked for them and got stuck doing those engines. What gets me is every style of engine they use are years old and reasonably good, but holden gets them and have all these problems. I wish I still owned my old Commodore













Commodore 64 that is. Dam Frank Bruno's Boxing was fun, just to fight Canadian Crusher and then have the tape stuff up always.

Posted on: 2005/4/12 9:29
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COUP1200
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They where origanaly built by mercruiser for boats so chev put them in cars.

Posted on: 2005/4/12 11:34
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datrat_dave
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Tom im at the crappy one... scotch college, its crap and the rules are kidna strict but i dont waste my parents money they work fu*kn hard to send me there.....

Dave

Posted on: 2005/4/15 9:51
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SLAM1024
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I'm a welder
An apprentice right now but I'll have my ticket soon, I work on agricultural equipment but my real love is cars, just working where I am now to get my ticket.

Good job I'm a welder too.. you should see my car

Posted on: 2005/4/16 0:01
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tom210
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yo dave if you wasted your parents money i dont think you would drive a 310 wagon would you so good on ya for not skimpin off em

Posted on: 2005/4/16 4:28
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tens_and_twenties
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Quote:

Quinn wrote:
Bfa in both Photography and film/video. Im currently working as a photographer for a company which produces 7 mags including NZ Performance Car, NZ Classic Car and NZV8.


And my doppleganger appears...

I am also a photographer. Mostly boring stuff like weddings and architecture, but doing those things affords me the opportunity to also do the glamorous car stuff too... Currently freelancing for about 10 different performance car mags in the US and Canada. There is no greater job in the world, to me

Posted on: 2005/4/16 7:01
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Smithy_1200
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hi guys..im about to let u down with all your fancy jobs and qualifications. I'm 17, still at school (year 12) and part timer at IGA. IGA! WOW! what a way to go eh? dont ever go to IGA Glenbrook, NSW. its the shonkiest.

Posted on: 2005/4/24 14:25
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killer1200
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I think everone has said what they wanted to say.

Posted on: 2005/4/24 16:11
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ade
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Hi trb012, which dealership,I was with Honda for 18 odd years before I became an apprentice chippy
Ade

Posted on: 2005/4/28 11:49
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