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Old 05-31-2014 | 11:39 PM
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New to the forum, but not new to cars. I've been a mechanic for about 5 years, went to tech school, all that fun stuff. Currently working in a Mitsubishi dealership, but I cut my teeth in the independent sector, and most of the work I do is on used cars, because our dealership also does used cars for the Hall Auto Group here in VA.
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Welcome to the forum Marshall,good to have you here.
I also work on used cars that are mine & often it seems it is like a part time job and is a bit more used than I want LOL...
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Welcome to the forums Marshall, it is nice to have another fellow Virginian around here.
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Welcome to the forums Marshall, it is nice to have another fellow Virginian around here.
Welcome, I'm new Myself. I'm Nonny, Still trying to get a hang of this site. As for Rookies like Me, We need all the help and guidance as We could as far as Working on cars, Sometimes I get stuck not knowing the next best step to take, & its not a lot of times You can find a knowledgeable and decent auto Guy You can talk to who can give you reasonable & HONEST Answers. So hopefully, forums/communities like these could offer such miracle Ehh?. I am in Maryland, Temple Hills [The Metro Area], Where in VA are You Marshall?, Also What about You too William?
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I am not far from the Roanoke area of VA myself. More so in the country a bit away from it, but I grew up in Roanoke.
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Originally Posted by Mike1995
Last I knew, FNG was only used in the Army.
I live in Virginia Beach. Stone'* throw from Norfolk Naval base, NAS Oceana, Langley AFB etc. Military lingo has a funny way of working itself into the local dialect.

GM-Ryder: I'm not the best gearhead around, but if I can't steer ya right, I'll do my best not to steer ya wrong. You shouldn't have much trouble getting an honest answer here. After all, there'* no benefit to pointing anyone in the wrong direction on a forum. Then again, I don't see much benefit to the shady practices I've seen in some of the places I no longer work. Sure you make a fast nickel. But as soon as that customer realizes what you did, and eventually they will, you've lost what could've been a lifelong customer and thousands of dollars in work.

Maybe my lack of understanding is why I turn the wrenches instead of running a shop.


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