Alliedassault - View Single Post - Any Mechanics around?? I have car trouble

Sgt>Stackem · 02-27-2004, 06:41 AM

[quote="Cpt. Zapotoski":95e82]Stackem,

I did not have a Father to teach me this shit, so please back off, and YES I can change the tire.

I KNOW it's the radiator but I need to know if you guys think it's the radiator lines or the radiator itself. I don't even know where the radiator is located in the first place so I'm not even sure. That's WHY I came here and asked.[/quote:95e82]

a father figure has nothing to do with it. You dont know crap about cars so trying to fix this yourself will cost you more money in the end. Go to a mechanic and watch what he does. Look for a book or two about the basics of a car. If you get stranded on a lonely country road you might be able to get yourself out of a jam. I also grew up without my father (died when I was 5) but I still learned. You can learn this, Im not saying to get licensed just get a basic knowlage of a car. it will help you in the future!

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Sgt>Stackem is Offline Senior Member Posts: 3,161 Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Detroit, MI	02-27-2004, 06:41 AM [quote="Cpt. Zapotoski":95e82]Stackem, I did not have a Father to teach me this shit, so please back off, and YES I can change the tire. I KNOW it's the radiator but I need to know if you guys think it's the radiator lines or the radiator itself. I don't even know where the radiator is located in the first place so I'm not even sure. That's WHY I came here and asked.[/quote:95e82] a father figure has nothing to do with it. You dont know crap about cars so trying to fix this yourself will cost you more money in the end. Go to a mechanic and watch what he does. Look for a book or two about the basics of a car. If you get stranded on a lonely country road you might be able to get yourself out of a jam. I also grew up without my father (died when I was 5) but I still learned. You can learn this, Im not saying to get licensed just get a basic knowlage of a car. it will help you in the future!