Very Expensive Preventative Maintenance
For anyone that will be replacing the drive belt on a Ford V-10 anytime soon: If you happen to remove all the plastic trim and air filter housing, etc., please be aware of how you put it back together...
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navegator wrote:
I have been a mechanic for a very long time, when something like that happens, the first thing to do is "what was the last thing I did" and start recheking all that was done backwards until you find the culprit rather than assuming everything you did was correct and start speculating with what if and trying to diagnose a problem that was non existing prior to the last event.
My income depended on doing the job once, now and then there was one that bit hard, those were the lessons of the job.
navegator
I agree with this. When I was working and something did not work right after someone repaired something I always asked what they did. Normally I would just undo it and things worked great. Even in the electrical field this will work at least it did for me. JMO
