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Old 10-23-2007, 10:33 AM
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I'm trying to make my mind up to get a 5.9 or the new 6.7. Gee I thought bigger was better?
Old 10-23-2007, 11:55 AM
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Rule #3.... You on your 1st VP44???

And what if #4 conflicts with #2?

Be honest, unless it makes a product look bad, then just shut up and let others figure it out...........
Old 10-23-2007, 05:57 PM
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Unless your like me and speaking alone makes you look bad
I'm really fond of this forum , its about the only one i get on!


Also, Lets not make fun of peoples avatars, It might really be them...
Like mine..Except im fat and cant run that fast?
Old 10-23-2007, 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by mysterync
Also, Lets not make fun of peoples avatars, It might really be them...
Like mine..Except im fat and cant run that fast?
Lol Yeah I have gotten a few PM saying my avatar is retarded or "disturbs" people but thats kind of rediculous.

I don't mind people asking a repeat question unless you can see another post with the same question on page 1 of threads in a particular forum.
Old 10-23-2007, 08:39 PM
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85,000 miles on original VP44. Only part I've replaced for
failing is 1 lift pump.
Old 10-23-2007, 08:45 PM
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Just wait until you get a few more miles your VP44 WILL die. Unless your trucks a freak and you one lucky man.
Old 10-23-2007, 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Jetpilot
I like them all but rule #1. I think more good info comes from guys asking questions, even repeats.... I know I may in the minority on this and some get downright agitated when someone asks a repeat question, but to me thats OK. Personally I think the search is somewhat awkward to use and doesn't give the best results (or at least what I am looking for).

Ditto for me. I don't mind answering repeat questions because I remember being new here (just a few posts ago, lol) and I'd be very frustrated if someone just pawned me off the a search function that honestly is not very useful at all.

If the search feature was fully enabled, it MIGHT be appropriate to refer SOME posts to it.

But answering repeat questions is important, and it often stirs a debate or scares out some new information that we ALL benefit from.

JMO
Old 10-23-2007, 09:38 PM
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After posting a question Wait more than 3 minutes before asking why no one has answered or comments like I guess know one knows thats a good way to get ignored. and don't make fun of my spellign
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Originally Posted by Jetpilot
I like them all but rule #1. I think more good info comes from guys asking questions, even repeats.... I know I may in the minority on this and some get downright agitated when someone asks a repeat question, but to me thats OK. Personally I think the search is somewhat awkward to use and doesn't give the best results (or at least what I am looking for).
I agree on this.

Originally Posted by Mike D

Edit: I just wanted to add. If you want to know about a certain brand of transmission, clutch and so on, don't ask which one is better, just ask for user experience with the product.
Best advice ever.
Old 10-24-2007, 06:51 AM
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Originally Posted by HOHN
Ditto for me. I don't mind answering repeat questions because I remember being new here (just a few posts ago, lol) and I'd be very frustrated if someone just pawned me off the a search function that honestly is not very useful at all.

If the search feature was fully enabled, it MIGHT be appropriate to refer SOME posts to it.

But answering repeat questions is important, and it often stirs a debate or scares out some new information that we ALL benefit from.

JMO
Jack has reworked the search and it's pretty useful again. The thing that folks don't understand is that a search works best if you use 6 words or less. Too many causes it to stray, too few won't get out enough info. Additionally, what seems like a logical search to you may not be for the server. Try different words or even change the order and search for posts, not threads.
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