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People should have to work on their own cars when	by themadkansan	2008-06-08 13:29:28
By that same token. Automotive engineers should	by kahuana	2008-06-08 13:35:04
also have to work on the customer's cars. Case in point: Driver-side rear signal light bulb replacement on a Cavalier. The engineers cut the hole so it would be "pretty" and "symmetrical" with the passenger-side (there's a honkin' big plastic assembly covering it for Ghu sake!) Then another engineer decided that people are stupid and made it so the bulbs are turned in the same direction to be removed. Forgetting that it is nigh (nay! IS) impossible to release the driver-side turn signal bulb without removing the entire plastic assembly. That and sticking an alternator behind the front passenger wheel (because that's the only spot they could think of) on a Grand Prix was pretty bad too. I may be wrong and this is merely GM institutional stupidity.
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Engineers need to be boiled in their own urine.	by themadkansan	2008-06-08 13:40:32
I had a Honda motorbike. dont' remember the model	by Jeff_UK	2008-06-08 15:53:24
I had an '84 Honda Nighthawk: the starter sat on	by southpawpl	2008-06-08 16:38:02
Regarding the Grand Prix.	by kahuana	2008-06-08 17:23:16
Hah?	by themadkansan	2008-06-08 17:45:50
You got it. Strut assembly comes off to get at the	by kahuana	2008-06-08 18:04:42
I take it you've never worked on a SAAB??	by kreepykrawly	2008-06-08 18:21:33
Heh.	by themadkansan	2008-06-08 18:24:08

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