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I've heard open headers on a Trans Am. NOT fun...
Oh, here's something hilarious, if you know bikes...
Friend of mine has just learned to ride. Her bf doesn't, but is one of those guys that pretends to know a bunch about cars, etc. He's acts like a know-it-all.
Anyways, my friend's Ninja won't turn over, even though it's got a full tank. She tries and tries, but can't get it to work. She asks me to come look at it. The bf says it's spark plugs, fuel, choke, carbs...so I look at other measures.
After about 5 minutes of rechecking those items he told me to look at, I looked at the fuel petcock. It was closed off! I throw the petcock to open, crank it, and it fires right up. The bf looked at the bike, looked at the ground, turned, and walked back into the apartment. He still doesn't talk cars with me since. Good. I'm tired of his bullshit.
I guess somehow it got bumped and she didn't know that there was a fuel shutoff valve for servicing or reserve fuel.
I got a call from a guy I worked with to come run him some gas because he had been riding a bike he was fixing for another guy we worked with. Here Pete had been riding 20 miles each way to work and back, for 3 days, on the reserve tank, without realizing it. He ran out on the way to deliver it.
I got a call from a guy I worked with to come run him some gas because he had been riding a bike he was fixing for another guy we worked with. Here Pete had been riding 20 miles each way to work and back, for 3 days, on the reserve tank, without realizing it. He ran out on the way to deliver it.
I've forgotten to open the petcock on a bike before and stalled out in the middle of an intersection...pretty embarrassing having to push the bike off the road
Holy Hell, that sucks! Costly mistake, too. I'm guessing the customer got a new tranny after that.
Got one the other day. "Please remove excess piping from ceiling in supply area. Piping does not go to any hose stations or chemical/sanitary lines. Starts at capped /locked valve in corner of room."
I got on the lift and looked at the pipes they wanted me to remove. They're the sprinklers.
-_-
No, we don't get a penny for scrap metal there. It was "unsanitary" because the pipes were so high in the air that they could not "clean" the dust off them.