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Tearing into my BW35 (with pictures) 120-130

posted by  Patrick of Mtl on  Sat Jan 16 04:16 CST 2010
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looks like a little clean up, new screen and o ring may be all it takes. Remember to keep it simple. I'm leery of auto as well and can only pass on this info from an old friend of mine.
He had an old car and was tired of paying repair bills. One day he realized the guys taking auto shop class back at high school were no smarter than he was so he decided to do it himself, craked out the books and got it done. The same applies here, the gusy rebuilding repairing automatics are no different from you or I , git er done.
--
Patrick, '68 220, '92 Eurovan , '53 PD4104 (highway coach conversion).






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