He doesn't revel in being an asshole, he's just fucking retarded, and that's the nicest way to put it. Quality trolling requires a certain threshold of intelligence that our buddy @ill doesn't come close to meeting.i know you revel in being an asshole but the drain plugs on these audis arent made to be opened and then closed again without replacement and are purposely in a position with limited access but you be you
I'm gonna be swapping out the fenders, bumpers, 1 door and most likely the bed on my 13 year old Ram 2500 in my spare time this winter, but I'm not wasting my time on changing the oil.
I've got tools that I'll probably never use. The Snap On truck pulling up to job sites used to be like crack to me.
changing a transmission worth it? i got a beater grand cherokee i havent used in years and wonder if it is worth fixing...
You can't afford it, broke ass.
My school didn't offer any of those classes. I'm 29, been in the mining industry for 8 years, so I had to learn it.
You should be able to find a junk yard unit with a 90 day warranty for pretty short money and swapping it out should be a relatively easy job provided you have a tranny jack and some means of lifting the vehicle off the ground a few feet.
It depends on how good of shape the rest of the vehicle is in, and if the vehicle has been sitting for years, there's probably gonna be a ton of other issues that pop up. I had an 89 F-150 that I spent way too much time and money on trying to get to run right after it sat for 3 years after the original owner died, I'll never do that again. Swapped out 3 fuel pumps, 2 of them were inside the gas tanks, and it still wasn't right, and there was plenty of minor fixes that added up too, never again.
My high school not only offered it, but you either had to take a block of shop classes for 1 year or Home Ec type nonsense.
With that said, if the rest of the vehicle is in good shape, swapping out the transmission itself is pretty simple if you have the right tools, and a Grand Cherokee was a very common vehicle, so it should be easy to get a good transmission for cheap from a wrecked vehicle from a junk yard.
Woodworking, still have the small round table I made when I was 15
Mine had a shop class, but it was mainly carpentry type stuff. They did have a welding station and had a welding lesson (can't remember which type), but we didn't mess with it too much. I'm guessing they still have one, but not positive. It's a small rural school.
