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How do you trust your brick for long distance trip

posted by  eadlermn on  Sun Jan 2 10:40 CST 2005
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You trust the car by taking on progressively longer trips. Once I make a major repair/maintenace, I drive it around the block first, then check for leaks etc. Once it passes that test it runs errands. Then to work. Then around town. Once I feel comfortable with it, it gets passed on to my wife so I can do maintenance on the other one. As you get to know your brick(s), you'll have a good idea of the things that can go wrong and some idea of when they might.

-Eric
'89 765t, 196k and climbing
'93 944t, 121k, soon to have new brakes






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