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I am at a loss on just about all he said on the video
Muffler Bearing----- although I saw this same thing on eBay, I have never heard of anything like this. I am just taking it as a Auto Zone type thing, or totally a joke.
Loved the Clamp he put on the pipes to seal them, after just cutting them ***** nilly.
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Muffler Bearing----- although I saw this same thing on eBay, I have never heard of anything like this. I am just taking it as a Auto Zone type thing, or totally a joke.
Loved the Clamp he put on the pipes to seal them, after just cutting them ***** nilly.
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I wonder if Redpants has a Video on how to do muffler bearings on an Aston , they have to be more difficult and way more expensive to change than on a crappy mustang .
And be sure to used purified distilled and softened blinker fluid in your Aston is only available OEM .
And be sure to used purified distilled and softened blinker fluid in your Aston is only available OEM .
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I wonder if Redpants has a Video on how to do muffler bearings on an Aston , they have to be more difficult and way more expensive to change than on a crappy mustang .
And be sure to used purified distilled and softened blinker fluid in your Aston is only available OEM .
And be sure to used purified distilled and softened blinker fluid in your Aston is only available OEM .
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I wonder if Redpants has a Video on how to do muffler bearings on an Aston , they have to be more difficult and way more expensive to change than on a crappy mustang .
And be sure to used purified distilled and softened blinker fluid in your Aston is only available OEM .
And be sure to used purified distilled and softened blinker fluid in your Aston is only available OEM .
The good news is he says he can get some that is equivalent to OEM for a lot less. He said replacing it is very technical but if I leave the car with him over a weekend he'll do it for cost. He said it will take his guy 3 hours to do it ($75/hour family rate) and the blinker fluid he can get from a wholesaler for $100 plus shipping.
The bad news is that he says my headlight pistons need to be replaced. That's going to cost $200 each, but since one new headlight is $1200 I guess it would be stupid not to do it as long as it will be in the shop anyway.
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True story .
I was in the line up at the BMW parts counter waiting to get something for her Z4 and the guy in front of me asks for windshield fluid . Counter guy points to the no name fluid on the floor by the counter . Customers reply "but thats not BMW windshield fluid wont it void my warranty?" True story I kid you not .
I bet he went round to the service bay after and asked for the special OEM BMW summer air in is tires ..
I was in the line up at the BMW parts counter waiting to get something for her Z4 and the guy in front of me asks for windshield fluid . Counter guy points to the no name fluid on the floor by the counter . Customers reply "but thats not BMW windshield fluid wont it void my warranty?" True story I kid you not .
I bet he went round to the service bay after and asked for the special OEM BMW summer air in is tires ..
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Be sure to top off your blinker fluid after lubing your muffler bearings, you shouldn't need to change them every time, just add a little lube! The Blinker fluid reservoir cap is near the access point for the bearing, so be sure to kill two birds with one stone!
