89 JEEP COMMANCHE
07-31-2005, 08:39 PM
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Re: 89 JEEP COMMANCHE
This illustrates one of the problems making any sort of diagnosis over
the phone, email, or a newsgroup. His "grey" could be my "black",
"blue", "white", or "grey".
Other things to look for would be smoke coming out of the oil fill cap
when removed, bubbles in the radiator (Do not remove the cap when
hot!), unusual smells, or unusually rapid loss or consumption of fuel,
oil, or coolant.
What else is different about this engine?
Earle
the phone, email, or a newsgroup. His "grey" could be my "black",
"blue", "white", or "grey".
Other things to look for would be smoke coming out of the oil fill cap
when removed, bubbles in the radiator (Do not remove the cap when
hot!), unusual smells, or unusually rapid loss or consumption of fuel,
oil, or coolant.
What else is different about this engine?
Earle
07-31-2005, 08:39 PM
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Re: 89 JEEP COMMANCHE
This illustrates one of the problems making any sort of diagnosis over
the phone, email, or a newsgroup. His "grey" could be my "black",
"blue", "white", or "grey".
Other things to look for would be smoke coming out of the oil fill cap
when removed, bubbles in the radiator (Do not remove the cap when
hot!), unusual smells, or unusually rapid loss or consumption of fuel,
oil, or coolant.
What else is different about this engine?
Earle
the phone, email, or a newsgroup. His "grey" could be my "black",
"blue", "white", or "grey".
Other things to look for would be smoke coming out of the oil fill cap
when removed, bubbles in the radiator (Do not remove the cap when
hot!), unusual smells, or unusually rapid loss or consumption of fuel,
oil, or coolant.
What else is different about this engine?
Earle
07-31-2005, 08:39 PM
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Re: 89 JEEP COMMANCHE
This illustrates one of the problems making any sort of diagnosis over
the phone, email, or a newsgroup. His "grey" could be my "black",
"blue", "white", or "grey".
Other things to look for would be smoke coming out of the oil fill cap
when removed, bubbles in the radiator (Do not remove the cap when
hot!), unusual smells, or unusually rapid loss or consumption of fuel,
oil, or coolant.
What else is different about this engine?
Earle
the phone, email, or a newsgroup. His "grey" could be my "black",
"blue", "white", or "grey".
Other things to look for would be smoke coming out of the oil fill cap
when removed, bubbles in the radiator (Do not remove the cap when
hot!), unusual smells, or unusually rapid loss or consumption of fuel,
oil, or coolant.
What else is different about this engine?
Earle
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