Jerry McG

Then, of course, there's the infamous issue with post-79 VW diesels where if
you didn't torque the oil filter down with a capwrench to 50 ft lbs it was
likely to blow the filter seal and dump all the oil before you could shut
the stupid thing off. Replaced numerous engines for do-it-yourselfers who
innocently thought they could just change their own oil & filter in the
driveway. $2k later they had learned , NO YOU CAN'T!

Jerry McG

> Quit being stupid. Everyone knows diesels smoke. You're embarrassing
yourself. <

Not as much as being seen in a Rabbit diesel! ;-)

Jerry McG

> Quit being stupid. Everyone knows diesels smoke. You're embarrassing
yourself. <

Not as much as being seen in a Rabbit diesel! ;-)

Jerry McG

> Quit being stupid. Everyone knows diesels smoke. You're embarrassing
yourself. <

Not as much as being seen in a Rabbit diesel! ;-)

Jerry McG

> Quit being stupid. Everyone knows diesels smoke. You're embarrassing
yourself. <

Not as much as being seen in a Rabbit diesel! ;-)

Jerry McG

"Me Too" <123@Killallspammers.com> wrote in message
news:tpRvc.1275$iN6.1008@newsfe2-win...
> What a sad, bitter and twisted person you have become to let some bad
> experiences all those years cloud your objectivity.
> If you truly want nothing to do with diesels, then why do you fill your
car
> with petrol delivered by a diesel truck?
> why do you eat food brought to the consumer by diesel truck? or drive on
> highways laid by diesel powered equipment?
> wear clothes delivered by diesel truck?
>
> My husband is a truck driver and he just laughs at people who hate 'so
> called' dirty smelly diesels, and wishes they would put their money where
> their mouth is and do totally without everything that the modern diesel
> means. he thinks that about 90% of them would be dead in a month, and most
> of the rest would be in a verry sorry state indeed.
>
>
> Susan

Now, now Susan, we're just talking about diesels in cars. Diesels are just
fine in trucks...even if they do smoke & smell.

Jerry McG

"Me Too" <123@Killallspammers.com> wrote in message
news:tpRvc.1275$iN6.1008@newsfe2-win...
> What a sad, bitter and twisted person you have become to let some bad
> experiences all those years cloud your objectivity.
> If you truly want nothing to do with diesels, then why do you fill your
car
> with petrol delivered by a diesel truck?
> why do you eat food brought to the consumer by diesel truck? or drive on
> highways laid by diesel powered equipment?
> wear clothes delivered by diesel truck?
>
> My husband is a truck driver and he just laughs at people who hate 'so
> called' dirty smelly diesels, and wishes they would put their money where
> their mouth is and do totally without everything that the modern diesel
> means. he thinks that about 90% of them would be dead in a month, and most
> of the rest would be in a verry sorry state indeed.
>
>
> Susan

Now, now Susan, we're just talking about diesels in cars. Diesels are just
fine in trucks...even if they do smoke & smell.

Jerry McG

"Me Too" <123@Killallspammers.com> wrote in message
news:tpRvc.1275$iN6.1008@newsfe2-win...
> What a sad, bitter and twisted person you have become to let some bad
> experiences all those years cloud your objectivity.
> If you truly want nothing to do with diesels, then why do you fill your
car
> with petrol delivered by a diesel truck?
> why do you eat food brought to the consumer by diesel truck? or drive on
> highways laid by diesel powered equipment?
> wear clothes delivered by diesel truck?
>
> My husband is a truck driver and he just laughs at people who hate 'so
> called' dirty smelly diesels, and wishes they would put their money where
> their mouth is and do totally without everything that the modern diesel
> means. he thinks that about 90% of them would be dead in a month, and most
> of the rest would be in a verry sorry state indeed.
>
>
> Susan

Now, now Susan, we're just talking about diesels in cars. Diesels are just
fine in trucks...even if they do smoke & smell.

Jerry McG

"Me Too" <123@Killallspammers.com> wrote in message
news:tpRvc.1275$iN6.1008@newsfe2-win...
> What a sad, bitter and twisted person you have become to let some bad
> experiences all those years cloud your objectivity.
> If you truly want nothing to do with diesels, then why do you fill your
car
> with petrol delivered by a diesel truck?
> why do you eat food brought to the consumer by diesel truck? or drive on
> highways laid by diesel powered equipment?
> wear clothes delivered by diesel truck?
>
> My husband is a truck driver and he just laughs at people who hate 'so
> called' dirty smelly diesels, and wishes they would put their money where
> their mouth is and do totally without everything that the modern diesel
> means. he thinks that about 90% of them would be dead in a month, and most
> of the rest would be in a verry sorry state indeed.
>
>
> Susan

Now, now Susan, we're just talking about diesels in cars. Diesels are just
fine in trucks...even if they do smoke & smell.

Jerry McG

"Paul Calman" <spam@trap.com> wrote derisively:

> You have posted enough obvious -------- and ignorance to remove any
legitimacy from the rest of your statements.<

Who, ME?

> A quick websearch shows that you are in the habit of calling names and
ridiculing the opinions of others>

It's more like enjoyng being a sarcastic bastard when the other side has
become quite full of themselves.

> rather than substantiating your claims. <

I just laid out the entire ugly story of the Rabbit diesel. Ask any VW tech
from the era and they'll substantiate anything I've said. In fact, just wait
and you'll be able to experience a plethora of diesel technology land mines
lurking right inside that little clatterbox you've got there.

> You have gone one step further and
impugned my honor by implying that my sympathies lie with a pinko traitor.>

Nope, I said you'd make another fellow Rabbit diesel driver proud. The fact
that she is a pinko traitor, well, if the shoe fits. (Hybrid drivers will be
happy to know they're in the same company as Ariana the Flake Huffington,
Michael Moore, etc.)

> I will follow the advice of Mark Twain, and no longer argue with a mule.<

I'm flattered to be compared with such an intelligent and sure footed
animal.

>If you want, we can trade insults later this summer when I'm in your
neighborhood. How about a showdown at the Bar-D Chuckwagon? Loser buys.<

Not if you're planning on driving that Rabbit diesel over jhere. The Bar-D
was hit by a massive forest fire in '02. One whiff of that diesel smoke and
Cy's likely to turn a fire hose on you! (Call when you get to town!)

> Paul Calman, Hathaway Pines, California
>
>