Mechanics?

[Jerchambers]

make sure you explain to the "alternator guy" that one is an isolated ground alternator, might not like sparking up his test equipment ......

He's familiar with these... Already checked with him.

 

[joediveguy]

He's familiar with these... Already checked with him.

Jerchambers, God, allah, (insert your higher power belief here), gave us instincts to keep us alive. Those who don’t listen to them often regret it. If you have a bad feeling about the shop, bring it home. If you friend is mechanically inclined at all, give him the TM’s and have him follow it! They are written and targeted to those in the lowest ASVAB bracket, even a Lieutenant, right out of the Academy, could understand it!

Unless I know and have seen a mechanics ability and work, I do it myself! The below is a link to a CUCV I just got and the woes I have had unf&%king the work the “pro’s” had done to it.

Please know that the above comment about Lieutenants and Pvt’s were in jest and meant no disrespect to those in uniform, officers, enlisted or the grease monkey’s in the motor pool.

Here is the link to it’s story:
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?t=78159&referrerid=33516

 

[Jerchambers]

So My 1009 was only at the shop for 2weeks and apparently they did the checks per the manual and everything was fine. So, no charge and I have my CUCV back... Sorry it took so long to get back. I do feel as though my IP is going out. I will let you know.

 

[joediveguy]

So My 1009 was only at the shop for 2weeks and apparently they did the checks per the manual and everything was fine. So, no charge and I have my CUCV back... Sorry it took so long to get back. I do feel as though my IP is going out. I will let you know.

Good deal!