what school you at?

 

FISHIES848 You have the lift for them but let me know how they work out.

 

Should know by tomorrow. Praying for a dramatic increase In ride quality

 

Much over my crust country. Oh also my GF will be getting more chemo/ radiation at children's any aurora ppl want to meet up and talk xj let me know I will have a bit of time know there is a silver one parked there most the time.

 

AIMS, the auto tech center just off highway 34 in Windsor. Yeah alldata was pretty suckish, the other software they have is Mitchell1 but it couldn't connect to the servers right. It would open, let you select the model year and that was it.

 

I graduated from there but on the collision side.

 

hehe, Nice! I'm taking the night classes. After last night where i was shivering so hard i couldn't drive straight, i taking a heavy jacket and a blanket! No I'm not kidding.

 

Shocks in and the difference in ride quality is amazing. Doing longer brake lines and aligning my steering then ready to go wheelin this weekend

 

Ok, i must not have done that assignment right. I finished the first assignment LAST CLASS, and there are still people working on it. Classes are almost 4 hours long...

So either I'm a very quick worker compared to my classmates or i did something totally wrong.... ****.

 

What was the work that had to be done? Also I did mornings and half the time my windows would freeze on the way out to Windsor. Im on the advisory comity I make it up there every now and then. Next car show we need to bring some XJs up.

 

Use alldata to find diagrams and procedures on different things on 4 different vehicles.

 

HAHA, no that is easy just most seem to take forever on it.

 

I did the same assignment at front range in my auto class. me and two of my friends finished in 30 minutes, everyone else took longer and got lower scores.
that pretty much sums up every assignment in auto tech except the super repetitive electrical diagnosis we raged at.
Mike, will you do hands on assignments at your school? if so take a drivetrain class, it will pay for itself when you can gear an axle or rebuild a t-case yourself rather than paying $1k to a shop for it

 

Yeah it's hands on, I'm gonna try and take all the courses they have including Diesel. Just right now it's all intro and orientation crap, so im bored out of my mind. Stupid ADHD.

 

I'm gonna take precision machining in the fall semester at Pickens tech. I'm in my second year of welding there right now.