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[Water Warrior 2]

OldNTired. You obviously know the business end of your tools and take care to do the job correctly. A big :2tup: getting er back on the road.

[OldNTired]

Originally Posted by Water Warrior

OldNTired. You obviously know the business end of your tools and take care to do the job correctly. A big :2tup: getting er back on the road.

Thanks, my friend, but the truth is that any fool that's been around as long as I have had to pick up a little along the road. Besides, I had the manual, a writeup from someone else that did it in the past, and the advice of folks like you. How could it not have ended up fine?
Took it for a LOOONG ride today, smiling for 60 miles.

Now, someday I have to learn metric!

[Water Warrior 2]

You are already learning metric. You own and wrench a GZ.

[OldNTired]

Originally Posted by Water Warrior

You are already learning metric. You own and wrench a GZ.

That doesn't help. I've had and worked on a Karmann Ghia for about 14 years, hasn't helped a bit. I'll just use a converter when I need to find out something.