Chalk one up for GM
#13
11-15-2007, 06:02 PM
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Born in East LA
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RE: Chalk one up for GM
ORIGINAL: rj
GPD,
You collect a lot of nick nacks. [sm=icon_cheers.gif][sm=icon_rofl.gif]
GPD,
You collect a lot of nick nacks. [sm=icon_cheers.gif][sm=icon_rofl.gif]
Maybe Space could drop in on him say hi for MCF.
#14
11-15-2007, 07:21 PM
RE: Chalk one up for GM
Is that the air filter for the passenger compartment air vents they're changing also? The one around the windshield wiper area? I was considering changing mine because when I start the car and the fan first starts blowing, there's a smell of skunk for about 2-3 seconds then goes away. The engine was shampoo'ed when I bought the car. So I guessing the car ran over a skunk at some point, and the smell is imbedded in the filter. But I'm hearing that it's a pain to replace.
#15
11-16-2007, 12:08 AM
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Born in East LA
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RE: Chalk one up for GM
ORIGINAL: Taz
Is that the air filter for the passenger compartment air vents they're changing also? The one around the windshield wiper area? I was considering changing mine because when I start the car and the fan first starts blowing, there's a smell of skunk for about 2-3 seconds then goes away. The engine was shampoo'ed when I bought the car. So I guessing the car ran over a skunk at some point, and the smell is imbedded in the filter. But I'm hearing that it's a pain to replace.
Is that the air filter for the passenger compartment air vents they're changing also? The one around the windshield wiper area? I was considering changing mine because when I start the car and the fan first starts blowing, there's a smell of skunk for about 2-3 seconds then goes away. The engine was shampoo'ed when I bought the car. So I guessing the car ran over a skunk at some point, and the smell is imbedded in the filter. But I'm hearing that it's a pain to replace.
One side note though, the service dept. complimented me on how bitchin the bra looked on my specific model.
The service writer I've had for over a year now also compliemented how well I've kept up the car and how it looks better than when they sold it to me.
#16
11-16-2007, 12:21 AM
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Born in East LA
Posts: 4,286
RE: Chalk one up for GM
Oh yeah, I am only a few klicks away from 40k miles and she still has great looking tires and brake pads.
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