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Edgar MacArthur
Hyundaitech is back. All's right with the world.
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Steve R.
Where did he go? Sorry, been offline awhile...
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Steve, 2006 Sonata LX
Home for sale in area near Laughlin, NV-
http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/rfs/418630064.html
http://www.hoobly.com/0/0/383472.html
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Steve, 2006 Sonata LX
Home for sale in area near Laughlin, NV-
http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/rfs/418630064.html
http://www.hoobly.com/0/0/383472.html
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Edwin Pawlowski
Steve R. said:
He didn't really go anywhere, just got lost in the news servers for a couple
of weeks.
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mykey
give that tech a raise.
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hyundaitech
Can I take this to my employer?
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Edgar MacArthur
You sure can. And I'm sure there are a lot more people here who will be
happy to write up some more recommendations.
happy to write up some more recommendations.
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Bob Adkins
That HT is really a treasure. A gold brick.
Kidding aside, HT makes me think that car manufacturers should have
factory tech's available to the public. It could influence my buying
decisions. Of course they wouldn't be as unbiased as our HT, but way
better than nothing.
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Bob
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Old_Timer
That HT is really a treasure. A gold brick.
Kidding aside, HT makes me think that car manufacturers should have
factory tech's available to the public. It could influence my buying
decisions. Of course they wouldn't be as unbiased as our HT, but way
better than nothing.
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Bob
Even if the manufacturer had a tech available on line I strongly
suspect that he/she would not be have the "hands on" experience that
hyundaitech has. The guy provided by the factory would probably just
be another desk jockey reading from a service manual.
Old_Timer