Update on 78 w/ bad 3208
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04-16-2007, 12:34
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Update on 78 w/ bad 3208
Joshua,
I think you should name it 'EngineEater' Gardner 78FC33 (150k on original engine) --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Eric Johnson" wrote: > > Joshua, > Sorry to hear about your poor shop experiences. Sounds like the kind of place I'd want to > drive on by if I needed some work. When the job is done, please post the name of this > place and your experience with them in the Forum Database so others can benefit from > what you've learned. Sorry you couldn't make the LSB Rally. Maybe next time. > Regards, Eric in San Antonio > 84FC35SBWL2 > > --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Mr. Wolf" > > > > Hey all, > > > > > > Don't know if anyone recalls, but I posted a while back about > > needing to replace a 3208 in my 78 Wanderlodge. I've been staying at > > a friends for the past three plus weeks while it's being worked on, > > so my connectivity is spotty right now. Sadly, there's a lot of > > personal problems with the people at the shop it's at. The mechanic > > is fighting with the owner of the shop, who has since brought in > > another mechanic to work on it, and said owner constantly pulls the > > mechanic off my rig to work on others he deems more 'important'. The > > swap is taking a lot longer then expected. My irritation is also > > going a lot higher then expected. The owner finally brought in the > > different mechanic when I told him I was just going to come in and > > do it myself and not pay him a damned thing. > > > > Now, apart from that, I'm actually surprised at how easy it's > > gone...when work was actually being performed. In about six hours, > > two of which were spent unwedging the engine because the mechanic > > tried to skip steps, the engine was completely out. Another few > > hours to swap off all the different items between the two engines > > and I would think it could be back in within a day. Most of the time > > I have been present and somewhat helpful during the process thanks > > to a layoff right after the repairs began. If I had known it was > > going to take them four weeks to get around to working on it and it > > would have been so simple I would have attempted it myself. > > > > > > Joshua Long > > 1978 Wanderlodge, unnamed yet... > > San Antonio, TX > > > |
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Update on 78 w/ bad 3208 - Mr. Wolf - 04-15-2007, 06:05
Update on 78 w/ bad 3208 - Eric Johnson - 04-15-2007, 10:15
Update on 78 w/ bad 3208 - Gardner Yeaw - 04-16-2007 12:34
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