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Solution to problem... 200 1989

posted by  kevin-242gt on  Wed Apr 24 12:33 CST 2002
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You have done the work and don't want to wear out your tires prematurely - Since you have time but not the cash due to layoff I suggest going in to a few auto repair shops and seeing if you can trade a few hours of your labor for one of theirs (an alignment takes about an hour). You could easily spend a few hours messing with your car's alignment with no results so why not help a shop by doing some cleaning of their customer service area (often neglected), shop (usually neglected), equipment (sometimes grungy) or parking lot (hey - it's spring)? A few hours work on your part could get you a professional alignment...

That would be my tactic.

Kevin - 1980 242GT






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New Do it myself wheel alignment? [200][1989]
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