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Mechanic evening course

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I was thinking of enrolling in an evening mechanics course to increase my knowledge with the car, has anybody done this or do you think its a waste of time?
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In your particular case it might actually be a great help. :lol:

Not sure how well it would relate to a car nearly 40 years old though?
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Dave wrote:In your particular case it might actually be a great help. :lol:

Not sure how well it would relate to a car nearly 40 years old though?
Oi..no slagging the novices!! :P :roll: :thumbright: :D
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A lot of these evening courses are very basic. Like how to check your oil level. Saying that,most of these simpler courses are aimed at young ladies,to help them feel safer on a journey etc. Maybe,just maybe it might be worth enrolling on a course full of young ladies. :lol: :thumbright:
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latil wrote: Maybe,just maybe it might be worth enrolling on a course full of young ladies. :lol: :thumbright:
Then get their pics posted in the watershed :thumbright:
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Raven , scroll through the site , you'll soon pic up some knowledge & info , don't let it get in the way of the "shed" . ;)

I'll make a start , fireing order on a Mopar V8 is , 12345678 & if yer dizzys @ the rear it's a big block , hope this helps. :clown:

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[quote="Adam68"] if yer dizzys @ the rear it's a big block




My dizzy's is at the front does that mean my 383 is a small block :?
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Ok thanks now Im dizzy :tongue3: :wacko: :thumbright:
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dizzy at the rear= small block, dizzy at the front= big block, spark plugs in the rocker cover= hemi. if hemi dizzy at the back= old style (ie 393), dizzy at the front= 426 (later) style.inline 6=doorstop.
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:thumbright: Adam had me worried there :D
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If the plug leads appear to be pipes and there's no distributor,you've got a GM diesel :shock:
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DO NOT SET YOUR FIREING ORDER TO THE ABOVE POST. :shock:

I WAS ONLY MESSIN. :shock:

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Ha mate if you want to learn about these motors and you've got a couple of months try reading up Adams posts.. I think he must have rebuilt his Charger abt 15 times... :drwho:
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Post by Anonymous »

John wrote:
Adam68 wrote: if yer dizzys @ the rear it's a big block




My dizzy's is at the front does that mean my 383 is a small block :?
As long as yer engines the right way round , tis a BB.

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Adam68 wrote:DO NOT SET YOUR FIREING ORDER TO THE ABOVE POST. :shock:

I WAS ONLY MESSIN. :shock:

:lol:

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OOPPSSS.... :shock: :shock: Where did I leave that extinguisher!! :oops:
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