Goldie Driver
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- Joined
- Mar 19, 2018
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- Location
- Houston, Texas
- First Name
- Britt
- Truck Year
- 1980
- Truck Model
- GMC K1500 Suburban
- Engine Size
- 350
Well, I wound up using the heretofore unmentioned option - pay someone to do it.
Had a similar issue with the rear brake hose ( 4 x 4 truck ).
I had borrowed some Snap On crows feet flare wrenches, too - no dice.
I did not think I had farked it up that bad, but that mechanic was PISSED at me for a while!
Look,dude- I backed off before I thought it was fubar.
You got a lift - I don't.
You got the knowledge that if you fick up the metal line, you can buy another and charge me.
For me, it was in the driveway- no bueno if it can't move.
And, on a lift, you can probably get on it with a mini propane torch.
I am on my back on the driveway with no torch and thinking man, that's close to the gas tank.
Yeah, no , time to pay.
Flare fittings and I have a long history of not getting along, though.
Phuckers.
Had a similar issue with the rear brake hose ( 4 x 4 truck ).
I had borrowed some Snap On crows feet flare wrenches, too - no dice.
I did not think I had farked it up that bad, but that mechanic was PISSED at me for a while!
Look,dude- I backed off before I thought it was fubar.
You got a lift - I don't.
You got the knowledge that if you fick up the metal line, you can buy another and charge me.
For me, it was in the driveway- no bueno if it can't move.
And, on a lift, you can probably get on it with a mini propane torch.
I am on my back on the driveway with no torch and thinking man, that's close to the gas tank.
Yeah, no , time to pay.
Flare fittings and I have a long history of not getting along, though.
Phuckers.
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