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Re: Help with shop procedures

To: "john niolon" <jniolon@bham.rr.com>,
Subject: Re: Help with shop procedures
From: Steve Shipley <shiples@comcast.net>
Date: Fri, 14 Apr 2006 19:58:56 -0700
At 09:38 AM 4/12/2006 -0500, john niolon wrote:

>Steve,
>
>not to take anything away from this group... they've helped me hundreds of 
>times... but let me offer you another option since we are both members of 
>the F-100 brotherhood...   check out www.ford-trucks.com.   lots of good 
>forums with one specifically for 48-60s (which covers our love)... some on 
>each engine group, interior, paint, just about every system on our 
>trucks....  their engine forums are great with lots of gurus there to help...

I took your advice and have been reading ford-trucks.  They had all of the 
specific
mechanical procedures that I needed but shop-talk, specifically Randall, 
had better
information on air conditioning.  Check the link he provided 
http://vettenet.org/acfaq.txt
I'm going to study the part on r12 and the ozone layer for dinner table 
conversation with
my big brained brother inlaw.  I'll understand more in a couple of days.

I had the Bronco towed to my house today, and by the end of the day UPS 
delivered
a leak down tester, and the US mail delivered a Chilton's manual.  The 
Bronco seems
to start and drive just fine while reshuffling my (sob!) seven cars around 
so I can keep my
usual 4 or 5 projects going (never finished).

By the receipts I looked at, this thing has had a lot of electrical 
problems.  It's been a
long time since I've attempted to diagnose and repair a vehicle like a real
mechanic.  Most of my stuff has been totally trashed so I've never had find 
a problem
that needed fixing.  Usually everything needed to be done.

Hope everyone has a wonderful weekend and success in their endeavors.  I'm 
off to
SUVland......

Steve Shipley




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