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Re: I still say computer and cars do not mix


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Posted by oldfarmtractor on July 08, 2010 at 06:10:16 from (32.178.58.121):

In Reply to: I still say computer and cars do not mix posted by old on July 07, 2010 at 20:51:17:

Think about our old cars and trucks. We were lucky to get 150,000 miles on one. You would need to do the annual tune-up during the hottest days of summer or coldest days of winter. Air Conditioning was a luxury. The gas tanks were 24 gallons and filled up quite often.

AM radio was the thing until 8-tracks.

Tires lasted how long? I have 70k on mine and they are still fine.

And the 70K on the pickup has not had me do anything but oil changes, fill the gas tank and the windshield washer fluid.

I can lock/unlock the pickup from 100 feet away and use the horn to help me find it in a big parking lot.

I get 18 mpg in a Ram 2500 with the Hemi.

I bought the computer checking device from Harbor Freight to check errors on my vehicles but have not used it on the Ram.

I do get an occasional "Check Engine" light but that is usually due to me not putting the gas cap on correctly.

Yep, I miss my old GMC Pickup. No Air, No AM/FM/CD/MP3, Manual windows, stick shift, no intermittent wipers, no cruise, 16 mpg, and a distributor cap that needed replacement every 3 years.


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