Cars and other kinds of motoring gibberish

Started by ahochaude · 3 May 2004 · 4,980 replies

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4 May 2004, 09:04 #41
bmwracer wrote:That doughnut shit is so ridiculous.

Yup. What a waste of rubber.......

bmwracer wrote:I saw some fool on TV trying to do doughnuts with his Bimmer and smacked it into another car. Freaking moron.

:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:
4 May 2004, 09:06 #42
Where's KouSeiya at?? Time for another lesson....






About cars. Get your minds outta the gutter. :hehe:
4 May 2004, 09:12 #43
bmwracer wrote:Get your minds outta the gutter. :hehe:


Can't. Mine's always been in there! :beaten:
4 May 2004, 09:18 #44
bmwracer wrote:Where's KouSeiya at?? Time for another lesson....






About cars. Get your minds outta the gutter. :hehe:


Iru yo. :mrgreen: Sheezus, my mind's in the gutter and I didn't think of that till ya said something. :hehe:
4 May 2004, 09:49 #45
KouSeiya315 wrote:Sheezus, my mind's in the gutter


It's nice to see a woman who thinks dirty too! :hehe: :mrgreen:
4 May 2004, 10:35 #46
KouSeiya315 wrote:Iru yo. :mrgreen: Sheezus, my mind's in the gutter and I didn't think of that till ya said something. :hehe:

Uh oh. That means my mind's in the gutter as well. :sweat:
4 May 2004, 10:39 #47
ahochaude wrote:

It's nice to see a woman who thinks dirty too! :hehe: :mrgreen:


LOL, would you expect anything less? This is me we're talkin' 'bout here :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:Uh oh. That means my mind's in the gutter as well.


Hehehehe, it's all good. So is this where the car lessons will be now? ;) I forgot where they were before :crazy: Brakes are getting worse by the way :shakehead: I finally have to take her in to be checked.... :mecry:
4 May 2004, 11:06 #48
Awww, just having a little fun once in a great while. You guys are party poopers. :(

Oh yeah, gotta wash the car tommorow. No problem with that, I just don't wanna vaccum inside. That's the part I hate. :hehe:
4 May 2004, 11:13 #49
eightysix wrote:Awww, just having a little fun once in a great while. You guys are party poopers. :(

Sorry man. I guess that's what happens when you become an old fut like us! :beaten:

eightysix wrote:Oh yeah, gotta wash the car tommorow. No problem with that, I just don't wanna vaccum inside. That's the part I hate. :hehe:
Go to the beach a lot?
Sand in the car is my ultimate peeve! :mad:
4 May 2004, 12:10 #50
KouSeiya315 wrote:Hehehehe, it's all good. So is this where the car lessons will be now? ;)

Yessiree, thanks to Aho. :applaud:

I forgot where they were before :crazy: Brakes are getting worse by the way :shakehead: I finally have to take her in to be checked.... :mecry:

Worse? How so? Brake squeal? Poor braking?
4 May 2004, 12:14 #51
eightysix wrote:Awww, just having a little fun once in a great while. You guys are party poopers. :(

Gomen. The joys of youth. :)

Oh yeah, gotta wash the car tommorow. No problem with that, I just don't wanna vaccum inside. That's the part I hate. :hehe:

How come? Seems rather inocuous.
4 May 2004, 12:26 #52
bmwracer wrote:
Worse? How so? Brake squeal? Poor braking?


Well, the front wheels are squealing as I'm driving, and the sound was suppressed a lot when I actually hit the brake, now the squealing isn't suppressed as much when I brake. Before it seemed to be just the front right wheel making noise, now it's both the front wheels and the squealing is pretty much constant (not when I'm in idle, of course). If I release the brake and just inch up, it still makes that damn sound :mad:

The brakes feel ok to me under normal circumstances, but the other day I had to make a sudden stop and it took longer to get to a complete stop. I actually have no idea what this is, but I assume I need to take it in to have the brakes checked, I'm due for an oil change anyway. :crazy:

Damn....why don't I know more about cars???? :mecry: They need to teach this crap in school instead of art classes, for people like me!! :beaten: I know several people who don't even know how to check their fluids, but I feel like an idiot, lol.
4 May 2004, 12:40 #53
What kind of cars do you all drive?... I personally drive a '89 Honda CRX Si... :hehe:
4 May 2004, 12:41 #54
Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:What kind of cars do you all drive?... I personally drive a '89 Honda CRX Si... :hehe:


Had a '93 Civic.

It's now a Pepsi can.

Saving up for a BMW M-3. So I probably won't have a car until I'm about 57 1/2 or so. :hehe:
4 May 2004, 12:42 #55
ahochaude wrote:

Had a '93 Civic.

It's now a Pepsi can.

Saving up for a BMW M-3. So I probably won't have a car until I'm about 57 1/2 or so. :hehe:


ROFL... A pepsi can? can you elaborate?? :hehe: And your saving up for the new m3 or the old m3?
4 May 2004, 12:47 #56
Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:

ROFL... A pepsi can? can you elaborate?? :hehe: And your saving up for the new m3 or the old m3?


Y'know?!! A pepsi can. When you're done drinking it and make it ready to recycle.... :hehe:

As for the M-3. Ah, just wishful thinking. :beaten:
4 May 2004, 12:52 #57
KouSeiya315 wrote:Well, the front wheels are squealing as I'm driving, and the sound was suppressed a lot when I actually hit the brake, now the squealing isn't suppressed as much when I brake. Before it seemed to be just the front right wheel making noise, now it's both the front wheels and the squealing is pretty much constant (not when I'm in idle, of course). If I release the brake and just inch up, it still makes that damn sound :mad:

Didja ever clean out the brake dust with the water hose? You haven't had the pads that long so it couldn't be that the pads are worn already. The other possibility is that the pads aren't retracting back enough during normal driving, so they're in constant contact with the rotors and you get the squeal... The brake pads usually have these guides that they slide on and if they get gunked up and/or don't have enough lubrication, they stick...

The brakes feel ok to me under normal circumstances, but the other day I had to make a sudden stop and it took longer to get to a complete stop. I actually have no idea what this is, but I assume I need to take it in to have the brakes checked, I'm due for an oil change anyway. :crazy:

What were the cirumstances when you had the problem with stopping? Was it wet out? Had you been stepping on the brakes a lot before the sudden stop? Did the pedal feel soft or spongy when you braked hard?

Hopefully the service guy will ask these questions, if not, he'll make a blanket decision and change everything which might be unneccesary.

Damn....why don't I know more about cars???? :mecry: They need to teach this crap in school instead of art classes, for people like me!! :beaten:


Well, if you came out here to SoCal, I could put ya on my lift. Oh and the car, too. :rolleyes:


I know several people who don't even know how to check their fluids, but I feel like an idiot, lol.

Read your manual. It's not that dry, I think. :)
4 May 2004, 12:56 #58
Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:What kind of cars do you all drive?... I personally drive a '89 Honda CRX Si... :hehe:

I'm on my fifth BMW: a red '94 318is.

I wrecked the previous four.

The joys of youth. :rolleyes:
4 May 2004, 13:08 #59
Mr.ChoyBoi wrote:What kind of cars do you all drive?... I personally drive a '89 Honda CRX Si... :hehe:


I drive a '92 Honda Civic Sedan. Come to think of it, all the cars in the family are Honda. Kinda weird for me cuz I'm a Toyota-head and I don't know jack about Honda. :hehe:
4 May 2004, 13:12 #60
bmwracer wrote:
Gomen. The joys of youth.


Hehe, no problems. It's good to be young and inexperienced. ;)

bmwracer wrote:
How come? Seems rather inocuous.


Ah, that's because it gets rather dirty in my car cuz I put all the windows down in the car while I'm driving. And with that, random stuff like leaves and such find their way in. Especially these days when it's hot. I hate it cleaning the inside, but I can't stand my car being dirty. :hehe:

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