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From: Philip Dillard <dillardp@edu-suu-lifac.li.suu.edu>
>From your astute observation, personal experience, or
arcane
divination, what do you think are the "little things" that,
because
they are ignored or overlooked, are most likely to cause
problems on
the road?
>Phil
In my experiences I've found that the wiring connections,
grounds and power, can give the most grief at the most
inopportune times. I perform a tune-up on the whole car,
once a year, and through out rest of the year constantly
check,
clean, tighten, replace connections, and parts, of all
types; electrical
and mechanical I believe 85 percent of the any vehicle
maintenance
is corrosion prevention, in fact I tell many of the younger
generation,
looking to get into older auto's, that they really need to
be aware
that these older cars require a lot of thourgh, constant
love and
attention, this is not of the sit-back admiration kind, but,
hands-on.
I also always carry a can of WD40 as it has become a
necessity
in troubleshooting and repair. IMHO of course.
....../// Rick Fluck \\\......
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