where to buy a muffler bearing?
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10-12-2008, 10:16 PM
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where to buy a muffler bearing?
Was bored and had a beer so no more riding so I decided to mess with the new hire at advanced auto.Hey dude I need a muffler bearing for a 06 delorean.Ummm one minute.What year you say?06.I don't have one here but can get one from another store by tomorrow.O.k. get it here.But it's a special order you need to pay for it first.Be there at five............Hey need to order that muffler bearing dude.No problem sir.Cash or charge?Cash boy.O.k. that'll be 1100 plus tax.What?Well sir you have to get the blinker fluid also.........Little bastard saw me coming haha
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10-12-2008, 10:45 PM
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RE: where to buy a muffler bearing?
LOL Nice one!!
If you want a good one though.... call back and tell them you need a muffler bearing for your Dodge Viper. No joke, the Vipers actually do have a muffler bearing. The engine torques (twists) so much when you hammer it, the exhaust actually does have a bearing to allow it to twist without shifting the exhaust all over the place. Who woulda thunk it?? [8D] They'll think you're joking, when in fact being serious
If you want a good one though.... call back and tell them you need a muffler bearing for your Dodge Viper. No joke, the Vipers actually do have a muffler bearing. The engine torques (twists) so much when you hammer it, the exhaust actually does have a bearing to allow it to twist without shifting the exhaust all over the place. Who woulda thunk it?? [8D] They'll think you're joking, when in fact being serious
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10-13-2008, 03:37 AM
RE: where to buy a muffler bearing?
Here's someone emptying their blinker fluid using the proper procedure.
I dunno if it's just me but whenever I hear anyone use the term "blinker fluid" this is what pops into my head.
lol I know it's the mesquite bbq visine.. but I didn't have a pic of the regular kind but that's what I always think of.. I've heard that some cars actually do use headlight fluid.. the kind with the little wipers aparantly have a mechanism to spray the headlights as well.
I dunno if it's just me but whenever I hear anyone use the term "blinker fluid" this is what pops into my head.
lol I know it's the mesquite bbq visine.. but I didn't have a pic of the regular kind but that's what I always think of.. I've heard that some cars actually do use headlight fluid.. the kind with the little wipers aparantly have a mechanism to spray the headlights as well.
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10-13-2008, 03:40 PM
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RE: where to buy a muffler bearing?
Holy crap, $1100 for a muffler bearing? They're only $49.99 here: http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...products_id=10