Sentences with phrase «mechanic working on the car»

The day before the race he took lunch at his hotel in the town of La Chartre - sur - le - Loire, 30 miles south of Le Mans, and looked at the trial times while mechanics worked on the cars in a Renault garage across the street.

The mechanic working on the car fixed the initial damage, estimate of ~ $ 2400.

The more important thing is really the mechanic working on the car.

If I had to, i would interview the mechanic working on my car.

Or is it just more of a hassle for the customer or the mechanic working on the car?

Not exact matches

Once again, Anzor worked as a mechanic, often fixing cars on the street for $ 10 an hour.

Over the next 10 years he sweptfloors at Hendrick Motorsports, worked as a mechanic and fabricator for ownerStanley Smith, oversaw the body development for Gordon's number 24 car, changedtires on Gordon's championship teams in 1995 and»97 and served as crew chieffor Stacy Compton in 2001.

On track, the drivers are well and truly the stars, but the unsung heroes are undoubtedly the hard - working mechanics who — as this video shows — will work all night to get a car out of the garage.

A mechanic can work on a car that is not registered; however, a vehicle that is not properly registered can not be legally driven on New York's roadways.

«He is a mechanic; he works on cars as a hobby, fixes engines.

«If you brought your car to a mechanic, would you want someone straight out of vocational school or someone with 20 years of experience working on cars?

You also wouldn't hire a terrible mechanic to work on your car.

That means no bs and im not your sugar daddy but i can be just as good i am a god fearing man but does not mean im not warming a church bench on sundays im a mechanic by trade have worked on hotrods motorcyles and joe blows daily drivers for over 30 years and this is a plus if you drive a beater ass car lol i can always keep it running i live in a modular home and on my own land all is bought and paid for so i am not trailer park trash i have long hair and a beard brown eyes short and stocky 5» 5.5 in small lol 150 lbs soaking wet but still built like i was in my 20's not stuck on my self but im not a bad looking dude for my age i still have 6pk abs and popeyes arms lol you do not maintain my build sitting on ur ass so i feel its a great accomplishment that i am proud of.

I am in school right now trying to get a degree in teaching high school, I am an at home mechanic and I love working on cars and getting my hands dirty.

If you do not normally work on cars or are not comfortable with working on the brake system, I strongly suggest taking it to a mechanic for proper diagnosis and repair.

I have done mobile mechanics for about about 10 years, regardless weather mobile mechanic or workshop mechanic i think you definitely need the love and passion for cars and knowing how things work, patience is also another key factor, and one thing i will definately agree on is the love of TOOLS!!!!! LOL luv luv luv my tools!..

Cars are harder to work on for pro mechanics... who think they can repair cars with their wCars are harder to work on for pro mechanics... who think they can repair cars with their wcars with their wits.

It's not hard to do yourself, but if you don't work on cars much, you'll probably have better peace of mind by letting a mechanic do it.

I always wanted to be a auto mechanic, so went to a trade school and graduated.I loved it working on cars so I became a back yard mechanic.But now im already tired of working on cars due to the injuries and the stingy clients not all clients are like that, but most are.Some clients come to be to get they're car fixed and when it's done they tell they only have half of the money cause the had to pay they're rent.And also the low baller's always trying to screw you by saying that another mechanic charges cheaper, I don't understand that part, Why do the keep coming back if someone else charges cheaper.Oh and don't mention the friends that just because they're friend they expect a huge discount.Take my advice, If you want to be a mechanic, Do it to fix your own cars.Dont doit to make a career out of it cause you'll have alot of stress.

From what you've said, I'd be tempted to ask some of your friends if they can recommend a local mechanic who would be happy to come with you to look at the car where it stands at the moment with a view to either taking on the work himself or debunking some of what the garage the car is at at the moment are telling you.

People that don't work on cars have no idea what mechanics have to do to fix their cars...

Sometimes a novice mechanic will work on an engine and change things such as Distributor Wire that he got from another car and not realize that a wire or two was incorrect because he didn't match it up with the old one but tried to use them anyway only to find out later on that the boots were not the correct size for the cylinder depth..

For next years i will work as a mechanic engineer on ships but in the future my dream is to repair cars, engine tunning and so on.

If you've ever noticed, mechanics and hobbyists that build track cars are usually working on them more than they are racing them or even driving them.

From all of my years working on cars, I have found that the mechanics with the least amount of skill tend to not be so honest.

I'm not a mechanic but I do have a good amount of experience working on my own cars.

Each time somebody gets their car worked on they put there lives in the hands of the mechanic... so why is it that Technicians are paid like fruit pickers.

I spoke with my dealer about a broken down F40 in the garage, mechanics worked on it, and we came to the conclusion that nearly no one is able to drive the car proper, while it is so easy to drive the La Ferrari (was also there) very fast.

I've also had mechanics reject working on anything on my cars because the tires are so bad they won't even test drive it.

Dealership mechanics also work on only 1 line of car.

And on the Dakar, it's a huge operation — considerably bigger than a modern WRC team, with 110 drivers, mechanics and support staff working together to look after the cars, and two vast «T4» support trucks lumbering after them that compete in a special lorry class but also provide technical support on - stage when it's needed.

After a few years of working on the same cars, a mechanics mind adapts to certain things.

On the Friday there's no racing, so the pit lane is open to the public from 10.00 in the morning to 8.00 in the evening — you probably won't see any of the drivers, but it's the closest you're likely to get to the cars and often the mechanics are hard at work making final adjustments.

He did say that the mechanic who did the work would be fired and any work that they did do on the car to fix problems would be free and would be done by a master mechanic with guarantees for any work that was done.

Am I being unreasonable to suggest that since 4 different mechanics have worked on my car, that one of them should have seen the empty radiator the excessive pressure on the top hose that caused it to split, the tail pipe slewing and the white smoke billowing out of my reservoir and asked why?

The mechanics that worked on my car did a poor job in the first place but few months later I'm finding out that there are issues with my car that were most likely caused by them.

I had a mechanic help me out in sort of a similar way one time with my moms old 86 Buick when the air conditioner stopped working, they just found a shorter belt that would bypass the ac pulley so that I would not have to pay to get the pulley replaced on a 18 year old car that my mom was not planning on keeping and did not care if the ac worked.

I realize this is best diagnosed by a mechanic in person, and I'll probably resort to that eventually, but I'm trying to learn more about the car by working on it myself.

I like working on cars and I might become a mechanic

im 75 years old i have never sent a conment on any thing it was fun watching you guys you guys were just aposite of what i thought im typing this with one finger and i not spelling that well i rebuilt my first 50 ford flat head eng with help from shade tree mech when iwas 15 yrs old by the time i was 17 i could adjust and balance 3 stronberg 97 carbs by ear i gave up working on my cars because of howthey look because of people like you, i just changed plugs in my 2009 vw cc took half hour THANKS MASTER MECHANIC CHARLES

I'm not a professional mechanic, I only work on my own cars.

Even if all you end up doing is gathering more information for the mechanic who ends up working on the car, they never mind a hint as to where the problems might be!

You don't say how old the car is, but this is more likely on older cars where the brakes have been worked on and the mechanic hasn't been greasing the slidepins.

Well I'm definitely no mechanic but have had to work on my cars more than I cared to.

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Curious what a mechanic with experience working on these specific cars thinks about the situation.

The only person who recognized this as a safety issue was the mechanic that worked on my car.

Follow the Corvette Racing mechanics as they work behind the scenes and under the radar to keep the cars out on the track.

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