Car squeaks when I drive

Nov 25, 2006 42 Replies
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What? Disc wear is related to distance driven, driving style and type of roads used. It's not age related.

An average 10-year old car may have covered perhaps 120,000 miles. It's likely to have needed two sets of discs in that time, if not three.

very likely...

ITYF that regardless of place of manufacture, most people would consider Honda to be Japanese. Oh, BTW, Japan is not in Eurpoe :-)

No?

Why?

Chris

Well, it's a turn of phrase.

Go down most non-city boozers and you'd be likely to find a street mechanic, around here you would anyhow. mWouldn't you?

I was querying why you think the OP *must* know a mechanic. Surely if that was the case, she would not have asked for such basic help in this NG?

Chris

Sorry, yes I take your point. But our neighbours get up to allsort we aren't aware of. It may be worth bringin it up in conversation. At times we just don't know our luck.

Hot? In Canada?

I bet you're really a lumberjack anyway, do you wear women's clothing and hang around in bars? :-)

You guys are all great , thank you so much for your help , its a shame you dont live closer then we could have a bidding session to see who gets to do the work on my car lol just kidding, ( did i mention im a hot blonde? lol ) THANK YOU ALL

:)

Billy H wrote:

Learn to knock us out with spanners and we'll all be falling at your feet ;)

good luck! (Or is it look? I dunno, sunday sport never did teach spelling that well)

As a matter of fact yes!!! I am really a man with an extra large member!!!

judge for yourself!

lol

:P

http://lemm> > You guys are all great , thank you so much for your help , its a shame

A spanner is someone who is a bit of a tool. Sometimes useful, sometimes not; it depends upon the application and the application.

If you've got a big member, and you're looking at your breaks, then you're looking in the wrong place!!

Really aren't any big members in your brakes :(

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Look in the mirror eh? hm so im a tool???

:O

Vim Fuego wrote:

Here are some pics of us Ugly canadian girls

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Billy H wrote:

A spanner is a tool. Used to remove nuts more often than a hammer and chisel is but sometimes less effective.

They come in various sizes, and various shapes. You can have a ring spanner or one with open jaws. You may find an adjustable one useful. Or a Stilson wrench can be employed if the nuts you are playing with are really tight and easily accessible.

Torque wrenches are an impressive addition to your set of sockets, and deep reach sockets are available if the situation requires it.

Be careful not to put too much moment on your spanner if it's not up to it; sometimes lubrication helps to get the nuts off and making the job hot before you get down to it can also make life more enjoyable.

Knowing which spanner to use can be discovered by

1- looking at the work and recognising what one wants there and then,

2- consulting a book,

3- trial and error

4- using a measuring stick or calipers

Best choice is made when the hands on the job are experienced.

My alternative definitions are "tool for loosening nuts and bolts" or "a description of a person who is a bit daft"

Is that any good to you?

And yes, luck is sometimes useful where spanners are concerned; and being a contortionist often helps.

I wish my mechanic was a Hot Blonde!!!

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ouch.

!!

Yes, you are Justin Chancellor.

muscles enough per chance, but I'd be a bit concerned for the nails.

And all that white cloth.

you need a mechanic!!!!

Saying that I went go-karting with a young lass once and when she put that boiler suit on cooooo-eeeeee.

:)

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