water pump

[Tomaz]

bcb1, hey, no hard feelings. I too learned by asking and hanging out with "gearheads". I guess my point is that one must make the investment in time, like you and I did to understand automobiles. Asking a series of unrelated questions without doing any research or having the interest to personally spend time around car people is not going to work. Tom

[bcb1]

That is an excellent point. And you guys are right, things like youtube are incredible for learning DIY stuff. I just watched one on finishing drywall mud around ceiling and outlet boxes - very slick. I imagine there are also good ones on engine maintenance, paint and body stuff too.

It makes growing up in the 70's and 80's seem like a loooong time ago

[EKS PYB]

I myself also watched how to use Clay Bar on a vehicle on youtube and after that, I have been using it ever since. The net can be a very valuable tool if used properly...

[Quicksilver]

Your intentions were good..But where is the OP.
Not a peep.......

Originally Posted by bcb1

Ok, ok...I get it. Just trying to be helpful if the guy was sincere.

[Scottie]

Originally Posted by hottottie

1.what exactly is a water pump?

2.what is break fluid?

3.what is power steering wheel fluid?

thanks

Do you mean brake fluid.?

[Wagner]

Originally Posted by hottottie

1.what exactly is a water pump?

2.what is break fluid?

3.what is power steering wheel fluid?

thanks

Is this a joke?

[Quicksilver]

Questions asked........ but unanswered.

Originally Posted by Quicksilver

Let me guess, Your joking and you just need someone to talk to.

Originally Posted by Wagner

Is this a joke?