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3 Car Repairs You Can Do Yourself

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Body Work on My Fleetwood Fiesta Fulltime RV

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David Berry commented on 15 Jul 2015

Silver is in the top 3 hardest colors to match. You did well, especially since you rattle canned it!

2012escapee1 commented on 15 Jul 2015

+David Berry It's fading out lighter, but still looks OK.

Dave Campbell commented on 15 Mar 2015

It looks good. I doubt many people will even notice the difference in shade.

2012escapee1 commented on 16 Mar 2015

+Dave Campbell I can barely notice!

Pluto Believer commented on 14 Mar 2015

Looks great... I hate the flimsy material that bumpers are made of these days... My late husband and I had a 1974 Chevy Malibu for years and it was like a tank... real metal bumpers... I remember backing into a brick wall, which I chipped, but not a mark on the bumper...lol... can't do that anymore...

2012escapee1 commented on 15 Mar 2015

+Pluto Believer At least my RV has a metal bumper, and it's modular. A lot of the Class As are a solid sheet of fiberglass or plastic in the back.

Qchair's Traveler commented on 14 Mar 2015

Very nice job! Matching silver is hard even for the body shops! Do you have a back-up camera on the RV yet?

Qchair's Traveler commented on 15 Mar 2015

Now you,my friend, out of all people know that I have to be able to do it solo with just the camera and a walk/roll around...because the one time you expect help from someone there will not be anybody there to help you out! I'll back that 33' monster up a gnat's backside given enough light and a minute or two.. ;) I will add Campground By The Lake to my places to visit though...even if they won't help. Sounds like a nice place for fall or spring.

2012escapee1 commented on 15 Mar 2015

+Qchair's Traveler Have someone help you back in between the trees. FYI: Campground by the Lake (run by the city of Lake Tahoe) Will not send someone to help you back in, due to "liability". That's where I hit the tree! They are one of the most reasonably priced campgrounds in Tahoe, and do have some easy corner spots, but you have to book in advance, like 6 months for the summer.

Qchair's Traveler commented on 15 Mar 2015

Amen to pull thrus, I got a whole year or two for the west and upper plains, but I'll have to do forests too. East cost and Canada are full of them. :) I'll just put on my JJ Cale play list and smooth up in those tight spaces real easy like... ;)

2012escapee1 commented on 15 Mar 2015

Get pull thru spaces! Avoid the forests, and go with the deserts!

Qchair's Traveler commented on 14 Mar 2015

Furrion, one of my sponsors, has donated a package for my TT. Going up to Elkhart to get it installed along with some stuff from Lippert Components, another sponsor on April 20th and to have some press stuff done. Hopefully will avoid having to back up much til then.

2012escapee1 commented on 14 Mar 2015

I have a Clarion back up camera. It has yellow and red line markers, which help judge distance.

Qchair's Traveler commented on 14 Mar 2015

Hate that you bumped it, but you did and excellent repair and saved a good bit! I have to have two cameras, one for the hitch and one for the back of the TT. I am hoping to avoid the blending of anything with my toy hauler door! Safe Travels!

2012escapee1 commented on 14 Mar 2015

+Qchair's Traveler I've had one all along. I think the tree sort of blended into the background of thousands of trees.

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yourtube1234567 commented on 14 Dec 2011

@ButlerCollision Yea, I know they are true and false questions, but I don't know the answers to things like "a COP ignition system has no spark conning from any of the coils. Which of these is most likely the cause?" Where can I read upon to find the answer to that question. For example my institutor today ask this question "Low manifold vacuum at high RPM during steady throttle operation. The vacuum returns to normal return to normal at idle." Where can I study on questions

yourtube1234567 commented on 10 Dec 2011

I know all almost all of the parts in the engine, I just don't know what the mean when they say "a COP ignition system has no spark conning from any of the coils. Which of these is most likely the cause?" and Tech A and Tech B questions. I really need help on those type of questions.

DIY How To Paint A Car School commented on 25 Nov 2012

They have some questions that are not graded. They are testing the questions. So it does not count against you if you get it wrong or help you if you get it right. I may have been due to this. They never tell you which questions are not graded.

yourtube1234567 commented on 14 Dec 2011

Like that? Those questions are ASE type questions and I barely know anything about them. I'm still new to automotive repair, but I'm trying to research and study so I can hurry and pass my ASE.

DIY How To Paint A Car School commented on 13 Dec 2011

@yourtube1234567 The best advice I can give you for the tech a and b questions is to turn them into true or false questions before answering.