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I like that they got the bleeder screws positioned correctly.
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Like when a warning light bothers the driver and the crew chief thinks its BS, just put a piece of tape over the light.
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My neighbor had a friend look at a suburban for him. It was a good two hr away. His friend ok'd it,so he left to pick it up. Got halfway home and a rod let loose. His son asked why there was black tape over engine light, did not see it. Upon teardown, found two bottles of motor honey under driver's seat.
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