Toyota MDT in MO snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com wrote innews: snipped-for-privacy@r2g2000yqm.googlegroups.com:
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> > > >> Built_Well <Built_Well snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com wrote in
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> >> >> No need to get defensive or nasty to tegger ma man.
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> >> > Uh, I wasn't nasty to tegger. He was nasty to me.
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> >> I was being "nasty" by making perfectly relevant and reasonable
> >> points, and by asking a perfectly relevant and reasonable question? >
> > You're wrong. The chart that I don't know where it comes from or what
> > it's called clearly states that both transaxles are identical in every
> > way. It appears to be from Toyota so it has to be right and my
> > interpretation of it has to be right.
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> Don't tell me... You got it off the Internet, right?
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> Everybody knows the Internet is the world's fount of accurate wisdom. The
> very ease and economy of posting information to the Internet means the
> Internet consists of predictably correct data.
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> On the other hand, automakers are just sharks out to rook unsuspecting
> owners of their hard-earned money, so they should be ignored or deprecated. >
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> > Sorry, I was channeling someone else there for a minute...
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> All those channels have static for me. Must be something wrong with my
> receiver <smacks fist on side of device>.
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For it's purpose, there's nothing wrong with the data in that document (even though it may include rounded or even slightly inaccurate figures). The page in question comes from Toyota's 2007 NCF. I used the initials so our tisking matron has to work harder to figure it out.
Isn't it odd that a green rock has to be grass because it is green? Tell the geologist he's wrong!
Toyota MDT in MO