This is Whats Wrong with the World
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Date: 2019-10-22
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Pam Gross
Scotty, I have a 2006 Nissan Altima. I bought it used with 85, 000 miles. I had it about a month and the service engine soon light came on. Took it to Autozone and they said the ECM wasn't communicating with something. I thought it might be the transmission as the gear light would go out but after second gear it drove fine for about a year or so. Recently it started shaking and shuttering. The crankshaft sensor was replaced and the coil and spark plugs were replaced. The service engine light is back on. Now I have the P0420 code which I never had until all this work was done. I unhooked the negative battery cable, then drove it about 40 minutes and it hasn't come back on yet but I have a feeling it will soon. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much.
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Scotty, I have a 2006 Nissan Altima. I bought it used with 85, 000 miles. I had it about a month and the service engine soon light came on. Took it to Autozone and they said the ECM wasn't communicating with something. I thought it might be the transmission as the gear light would go out but after second gear it drove fine for about a year or so. Recently it started shaking and shuttering. The crankshaft sensor was replaced and the coil and spark plugs were replaced. The service engine light is back on. Now I have the P0420 code which I never had until all this work was done. I unhooked the negative battery cable, then drove it about 40 minutes and it hasn't come back on yet but I have a feeling it will soon. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much.
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Anthony Miller
Scotty I need your help I have a 1999 Chevrolet Tahoe in impeccable condition. The front driver seat is kind of ragged out and the carpet has a few stains, but otherwise there are no cracks and the plastic dash or anything and no scratchesthat are really worth worrying about on the outside of the vehicle at all. except onone of the rear doors. Here is the dilemma it has a 5. 7 vortec and I need to replace the engine I think it's worth it to replace the engine because of vehicles in such great shape and the total cost to replace with a reman engine install with a Jasper rebuilt at 4, 100 installed. I would like your opinion Scotty thank you very much and keep up the great show
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Scotty I need your help I have a 1999 Chevrolet Tahoe in impeccable condition. The front driver seat is kind of ragged out and the carpet has a few stains, but otherwise there are no cracks and the plastic dash or anything and no scratchesthat are really worth worrying about on the outside of the vehicle at all. except onone of the rear doors. Here is the dilemma it has a 5. 7 vortec and I need to replace the engine I think it's worth it to replace the engine because of vehicles in such great shape and the total cost to replace with a reman engine install with a Jasper rebuilt at 4, 100 installed. I would like your opinion Scotty thank you very much and keep up the great show
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John Hull
The world needs an inexpensive vehicle that can be easily worked on. I imagine a tubular stainless steel or aluminum frame. A motor that sets on the rear axle that can be bolted off, rolled out and replaced in an hour. Want to switch to electric? Do it in an hour. Body panels made of recycled plastic that is the same color throughout that can be replaced with an Allen Wrench. We don't need more exotic, expensive crap that breaks down and scrapped. We need to get from A to B without having to spend 30K every other year. Make the money on the ability to modify and repair, not on engineered obsolesce.
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The world needs an inexpensive vehicle that can be easily worked on. I imagine a tubular stainless steel or aluminum frame. A motor that sets on the rear axle that can be bolted off, rolled out and replaced in an hour. Want to switch to electric? Do it in an hour. Body panels made of recycled plastic that is the same color throughout that can be replaced with an Allen Wrench. We don't need more exotic, expensive crap that breaks down and scrapped. We need to get from A to B without having to spend 30K every other year. Make the money on the ability to modify and repair, not on engineered obsolesce.
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David Griffiths
The only lasting existential benefit remaining to someone who can buy jets and any of the other toys is to use their power to improve the lives of others. If uncertain how to achieve that, and it is a good question as people tend to waste poorly focused help, then careful study and voluntary work in various fields would help to achieve a sense of priorities. but nobody reading this is one, we are trying to save a few hundred euro by learning how to maintain our vehicles by attempting all sorts of tricky and somewhat laborious and time consuming oily messy jobs.
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The only lasting existential benefit remaining to someone who can buy jets and any of the other toys is to use their power to improve the lives of others. If uncertain how to achieve that, and it is a good question as people tend to waste poorly focused help, then careful study and voluntary work in various fields would help to achieve a sense of priorities. but nobody reading this is one, we are trying to save a few hundred euro by learning how to maintain our vehicles by attempting all sorts of tricky and somewhat laborious and time consuming oily messy jobs.
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Mace S
Scotty I found my dream truck 1984 Chevy Silverado short bed 4x4 in pristine condition. It has 245k original miles. The owner is asking 6, 500 everything has been rebuild. It's been lifted a little and runs great. No rust and they owner is just selling his play/project truck. It has the 350 not modified just rebuild 40k miles ago. It's a Rich dude. Good buy? Edit. Automatic with AC and all new Dana lockers on the front even has disk brakes on the back. His reason for selling is it's just taking up space.
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Scotty I found my dream truck 1984 Chevy Silverado short bed 4x4 in pristine condition. It has 245k original miles. The owner is asking 6, 500 everything has been rebuild. It's been lifted a little and runs great. No rust and they owner is just selling his play/project truck. It has the 350 not modified just rebuild 40k miles ago. It's a Rich dude. Good buy? Edit. Automatic with AC and all new Dana lockers on the front even has disk brakes on the back. His reason for selling is it's just taking up space.
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Duck
Scotty what should people do with a car that has a major but hideable issue that was pawned off on you? I personally have a saab 9-3 with the intake valve issue that is not noticeable when warmed up but I don't want to lie and sell it on craiglslist. Do I need to just disclose the issue and take a big hit or maybe just trade it in?
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Scotty what should people do with a car that has a major but hideable issue that was pawned off on you? I personally have a saab 9-3 with the intake valve issue that is not noticeable when warmed up but I don't want to lie and sell it on craiglslist. Do I need to just disclose the issue and take a big hit or maybe just trade it in?
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Ariel Rodriguez
Hey Scotty I have a 2004 ram 2500 turbo diesel and I keep on hearing a noise similar to a bell but the noise is not affecting the truck at all in any way I dont know if it a loose bracket or maybe the vibration of the road is whats making something hit the bed or frame of the truck haha
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Hey Scotty I have a 2004 ram 2500 turbo diesel and I keep on hearing a noise similar to a bell but the noise is not affecting the truck at all in any way I dont know if it a loose bracket or maybe the vibration of the road is whats making something hit the bed or frame of the truck haha
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RDSyafriyar2000 // Rama Dani Syafriyar
I'd prefer a 1979-1990 G-Wagen over a G63 AMG any day. The G-Wagens of the old days are more affordable, more solid, more reliable, and the best thing about them was the fact they were purposely built for the military and not for crazy rich people like nowadays.
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I'd prefer a 1979-1990 G-Wagen over a G63 AMG any day. The G-Wagens of the old days are more affordable, more solid, more reliable, and the best thing about them was the fact they were purposely built for the military and not for crazy rich people like nowadays.
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Easy Rider
I had '90 Chevy Scottsdale C-1500 with a 5. 7 L that was great until it got over 90, 000 miles and Then it kept having electrical problems (3 starters, oil pressure sensor, temperature sensor, wires shorting to the body, and engine, gas gauge) so at 98, 000 I got rid of it.
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I had '90 Chevy Scottsdale C-1500 with a 5. 7 L that was great until it got over 90, 000 miles and Then it kept having electrical problems (3 starters, oil pressure sensor, temperature sensor, wires shorting to the body, and engine, gas gauge) so at 98, 000 I got rid of it.
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