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Old 04-17-2019, 04:12 AM
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m62 vanos timing.and rebuild update

I'm in the USA so "driver side" is opposite hence the pointless use of driver side vs left and right.

Do people really not know left from right that the world needs to avoid the correct terms?

The repair manual uses left and right. When you face the car from the front, your left is the car's right ALWAYS. It really is that simple right and left never change based on where the viewer is standing.

Anyhow even though most of the world uses the terms "driver side and passenger side" apparently because peoole can't tell left from right, in a forum where 2/3 use left hand drive (notice I didn't say driver's side drive), it's best to always use only right and left since you don't know if the other guy is using LHD or RHD
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