From: Fred Martin (mung@in-touch.net)
Date: Wed Dec 24 2003 - 02:31:52 PST
To your professionalism I would say that you shouldn't have to put a
fuelpump in a $40,000 truck...it should last forever! No...I'm not
blaming you auto techs...we know it's just a ripoff to the
consumer...and designed that way to maximize profit for the
manufacturer. In my opinion the national manufacturers can make or break
a nation! And, yes the lines were rusty and we twisted one off but were
able to splice another on. I don't want to do any more bitchin...it's
Christmas Eve...or is it politically incorrect to use that word?
PS...seems the hole was about 10" square and at least you can get to the
rusty lines with the can opener method. I'll bet you've ate a lot of
rust because of those engineers. Merry Christmas...Fred Martin
quiggy wrote:
> If I cut a hole in the bed of someones $ 40,000 truck to put in a $400
> dollar fuel pump, how would that look as to my professionalism? Don't blame
> the dealership and techs for the idiot engineers design.Besides, you won't
> be able to fit the fuel lines that are rusted fast to the sender through a
> little hole, you,ll have to cut a nice long one. :^P Brian Q.
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