poncho
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Not yet! My sister in law is Chinese born and raised. She speaks English but is tough to understand sometimes.
one day I'll get it right BAMM
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Not yet! My sister in law is Chinese born and raised. She speaks English but is tough to understand sometimes.
one day I'll get it right BAMM
fund razor
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I know women born and raised in the US who are tough to understand all the time.
And BAMM
And BAMM
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If it does not.... There are a couple of other things to check next. But that's the start. I would change the cap, air it out, maybe even spray air freshener? I don't know. Fuel smell seems to linger in things, and then close it back up and go sniffing tomorrow. If I recall, the tanks are pressurized. Imagine if you had a different problem... it would be doing whatever it is under pressure. I buy bad cap seal equals fumes but no drips.
According to the interweb, when that whatever is the cap, a known issue, it smells in the trunk and the backseat especially.
Heck, maybe it will run better. Who knows.
You know, they will start sending you the paper copies of the catalogs. Those are gold. They have so much info and diagrams. You can get individual engine parts. Everything is by chassis number, so mine is a "W 107" I look at the W 107 section and then look at the other models, too. You really pick up a good mental database of each. (I don't get the Porsche version.)
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Played hookey and went snorkeling.....( I only worked 3 hours) Absolutely fantastic...two big Nurse Sharks...one about 6' and the other about 4'...plus one of the Lionfish has gotten huge (body about the size of your fist....poisonous fins about the size of a basketball)...might make plans to end his stay in the Florida Keys. Then some husband and wife boobs came down and ruined the snorkeling for everyone....standing on (fragile) stuff and being generally loud...they were pasty white ....dollars to cheese doughnuts they were from Wisconsin...normally I help people who do not know any better ....but these people needed a beating....with their own shoes:smash:
fund razor
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There are two or three different stories in Bob's post, depending on which words you skip.
One version has 6 foot and 4 foot nurses.
One version has 6 foot and 4 foot nurses.
fund razor
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They are so cheap. If your plan is collecting, I'd find a mint low miles one now, and give them like $15,000 for it.
I'll bet mine is only worth 8 or 9 grand, and it is pretty nice. Just high miles.
poncho
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I've seen low mile mint 560SL's between $15K and $20K. Not in a hurry, but I check almost weekly on EBay and if I see a good deal I'll scoop it up. Made a trip to Costco for water cooler bottle. Was hungry so ate, slice of pizza $1.99 and a hot dog $1.50 with a drink is cheap. Can't see how they make money on those items.
poncho
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My Navigator needed coils a few times. But I was lucky in that it was still under warranty. The warranty included free service to 80K kilometers or 5 years. Free tire's and brakes plus oil changes and the coils made it worth the extra $5k I paid over the Expedition. Sold it as soon as the warranty was up though. Decided to buy an Excursion instead. If they still did the free service to 80k Id buy another one instead of the Cayenne.
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