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Learning from my mistakes: ATF flush (long post) 850 1994


Back in the 70's, a future "mechanic" at a local high school's auto mechanics class (not me for a change) removed the carb from another students car and took it into the shop for rebuild. Forgot to leave a note to that effect on the steering wheel. The owner later jumped in and fired her up (literally). It started right up with no carb and there it sat with pure gas pouring into the open holes in the intake manifold. DOn't know how many rpm's it reached before flying to pieces.

glad it wasn't me






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