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Is it safe to purchase an engine wiring harness from www.ipd.com? 200

posted by  Rafter Man on  Thu Jan 30 11:46 CST 2003
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If I couldnt work on my own car I dont know what I would do? I go to the yard every weekend just to hang out and take stuff apart, I think they should teach you to how to change your oil and tires when your in Drivers ED. And I used to call up dealers afterwards to see how much it would cost to fix something that I just did. A pretty sad person I am, but every time I touch my car I thank my father for dragging me out in -5 degree weather to watch him change a ball-joint.






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