Catalytic converter cleaner
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L\Bronco
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Sorry, no experience there at all. I just know the original stuff worked very well.
Cheers
Motech
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Same here. I would be skeptical though. Chevron's Techron was reported to be a different, weaker formula in the consumer product that became available to all retailers than it was in the commercial package that was previously available only at Chevron outlets.
L\Bronco
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Actually Mike, the capless systems are still sealed internally. (They have to be by law) The cap has been removed as another way to get the
"idiot out of the picture", If we don't have to take it off, then we can't ***** up putting it back on!
Cheers
Yeah, I didn't say that I believed it, I just said that I read it. My motto is question everything.
L\Bronco
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That's a pretty decent motto!
Motech
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Ha! My newest motto is "There's never a bad time to S T F U"
L\Bronco
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That is awesome!
I may need to use that one in class!
Motech
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Oh yeah! Especially good context when techs try and show their skills and begin diagnosing for the customer before the estimate is completed an signed!
You guys must have heard
"It's better to keep quiet and appear ignorant than to open your mouth and prove it"
EDIT
I've always loved one-liners, especially Groucho Marx and W. C. Fields. And don't forget Rodney Dangerfield!
"It's better to keep quiet and appear ignorant than to open your mouth and prove it"
EDIT
I've always loved one-liners, especially Groucho Marx and W. C. Fields. And don't forget Rodney Dangerfield!
L\Bronco
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For sure!
My 1st auto instructor's version was
"Better to be quiet and thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt!"
That one has helped me through life for sure!
Cheers
goodO1boydws
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That's one of my favorites.
Today I found that it has a long and interesting history, with many variations, and with them being credited to different people and books along the way. According to this short article (link below) it even has roots in the King James Bible...(which itself is a updated version in a series of updated translations and collections).
Another ancient proverb, found in many versions and cultures is often even more pithy. The one I like the best:
"An empty barrel makes the most noise."
Remind you of any particular politician, or most of them?
goodO1boydws
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My brother gave me one of his pet phrases that's widely applicable too.
"Consider the source."
L\Bronco
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All of them I think!That's one of my favorites.
Today I found that it has a long and interesting history, with many variations, and with them being credited to different people and books along the way. According to this short article (link below) it even has roots in the King James Bible...(which itself is a updated version in a series of updated translations and collections).
Another ancient proverb, found in many versions and cultures is often even more pithy. The one I like the best:
"An empty barrel makes the most noise."
Remind you of any particular politician, or most of them?
I like that one a lot!
I was just paraphrasing, too lazy to look google the actual quote.
