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Too often a guy will post describing a symptom, ask for advice on how to find out what is causing it, and then fail to follow the advice given. For example, there is now an open thread by someone who has apparent ignition trouble and has been advised by several of the experienced people to, among other things, change the condenser. After the advice was posted, the inquirer posts describing what he has done, says he is still having the problem, and says that he has not changed the condenser. WTF. So none of us yet knows if the problem is being caused by the condenser.
Those giving advice do not have hands on your car. Maybe if we did we could find your problem without taking all the steps we recommend to you. I sometimes spend more than half an hour crafting concise advice that tries to explain how a system works, what to check, and why. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy it, but when you randomly choose to ignore a step in the suggested solution, that's half an hour I could better have spent drinking rum. Harrumph.
Bob
Those giving advice do not have hands on your car. Maybe if we did we could find your problem without taking all the steps we recommend to you. I sometimes spend more than half an hour crafting concise advice that tries to explain how a system works, what to check, and why. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy it, but when you randomly choose to ignore a step in the suggested solution, that's half an hour I could better have spent drinking rum. Harrumph.
Bob
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