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Do you do your own work? (pick all that apply)



Oil change

Valve adjustments

Points n plugs

Timing n tuning

Body work n paint

All the above

No, my hands are clean



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bullet Nansea
19 May : 04:18PM
Does anyone know if there will be another Blue Ridge Bus Tour later in the year?
bullet Nightmare
18 May : 07:58PM
Yep 13 turns is ok. Putting back by number of turns is just a general guide to get it close assuming it was aligned correctly before you started.
bullet 91&84vw
17 May : 06:22PM
what do you know about tie rods it said put back on with same # of turns as taken off took off in 12 turns but takes 13 to put back on the locking nut is in same spot at the 13 turns is this ok need to know now
bullet shaun
10 May : 04:18PM
WHAT'S UP,YOU BUNCH OF FREAKS:D
bullet dougnkaren
26 Apr : 04:45PM
Who's a good engine guy in the Greensboro area? Anyone out there?
bullet Bob
26 Apr : 09:06AM
Yes, its me OBB. Sorry you left yours, glad you found another. I have left mine off a couple times, it makes a mess. I hope the rest of your trip goes well
bullet lunarhoney
25 Apr : 04:18PM
Orange bus bob! (is that you?) i left my oil cap in daytona after changing my oil at charlie's place..woops. well i found another one here close by. Thanks! : D
bullet Bob
25 Apr : 12:25PM
Welcome Hannah!
You may want to post in the wanted forum also.
Have a safe trip
bullet lunarhoney
25 Apr : 11:05AM
Hi! just signed up today. My name is Hannah. I drive a 1960 Bus with a type 1 engine. My dad and i restored it together. Right now I'm in Myrtle Beach, SC and realized my oil fill cap is missing! anyone in the area have a spare? it would greatly appreciated. thanks!!(*)
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24 Apr : 11:18AM
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HenryC
Wed Nov 02 2011, 09:39AM

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A few weeks ago I noticed my bus was bucking and jerking a little as I drove up a hill. I read some post and got some ideas of what might be causing the problem. It was time to do some yearly routine maintenance anyway. I have a stock 1975 Bay F.I. engine. I bought new plugs, fuel filter, air filter and a CHT sensor(Has one black wire and is located below my #3 plug). The plugs and filters were a breeze. I put my wrench on the CHT sensor and it snapped off on the first turn. Panic set in as I realized my bus will not run w/o this sensor. I also am no where near as talented mechanically as some folks in FMBC. I called Mark D and Phil C and they both gave me some great advice and tips on how to fix it. I bought the necessary tools last week(another story!) and waited for decent weather. Yesterday came along and I decided to jump in. I have never drilled and tapped a hole before so I was pretty nervous. I was also lying in a very tight and uncomfortable position. Three hours later I was done. The bus fired up and I was stunned. I drove it around for about 30 mins just to make sure everyhting was alright. It ran like a dream! Thanks again to Mark and Phil!
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Wed Nov 02 2011, 04:05PM

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You are a Master Driller now.. Peace

Good friends are like stars, you may not always see them, but they are always there.. Phil Cain 205 Old Stagecoach Rd. Easley SC 29642, 864-859-8256
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HenryC
Thu Nov 10 2011, 05:38PM

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Thanks Phil! So far so good!
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Fri Nov 11 2011, 07:20AM
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Love to hear success stories! Congrats
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$100 in spare parts in a box is cheaper than any tow (belts, fuses, plugs, points, tape, nuts, bolts, fuel line, clamps, etc)