I believe engineman, weldor man, and farmer man are the same man who made "those posts" that were deleted. I sorta talked to him and he said hes 15 and intersted in old cars. He sounds like someone looking for acceptence like i was over the summer and is trying to find it. My advice to all 4 (or 1) people is to stop pretending to know everything and to get one real handle and stick with it. Then sit back and learn about everything discussed around here and soon begin answering simple questions from people; like i did. Just stop pretending to be someone youre not. There are alot of people on here that are or could be professional mechanics. They know alot and if you accept that and that you dont know it all (neither do i) then they'll respect you and you will learn alot. There, one of many things ive learned here.
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