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Old 06-19-2009, 01:16 PM
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Whats up from the Midwest

Hey all just thought i would say hello and give a lil background on myself. Im 20 years old from South Dakota (Edited for language) i am currently going to Lake Area Tech for Diesel and i must admit that i dont know that much as my fellow students, i actually know far more about cars than i do about semi's and tractors (the two fields that we learn about there) Actually i have never ridden in an actual tractor haha which surprises my friends alot. But thats why i joined the diesel program because i have always been interested in it but didnt know a whole lot, and when that happens i soak up as much info about it as i possibly can. Which is also the reason why i joined here to learn what i can.
I am a member of one other forum caraudioforum one of the best sites to get info on car audio if you need it. Or just ask me, as i have been studying and doing car audio for about 6 years now. I have recently just started doing home audio (considerably easier). I do not own a diesel yet but am looking to buy a VW Jetta TDI after college. As i really dont have a purpose for a truck yet.

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Old 06-23-2009, 07:24 AM
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Welcome to the forum. Please check out our forum rules, we're a little different from other forums...
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Good luck with your learning...
Old 06-23-2009, 08:09 AM
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Welcome .
I have had a lot of VWs diesel , gas , aircooled & watercooled .
Also about 30 yrs. in the repair bis. , I am good at diagnostics , so that is not why my recommendation is what it is .
I would try to get as new as possible , but stay away from the electronics , go for mechanical injection ect. , unless you just like the extra things to play with .
My point is , that diesels have been simple & reliable , until they started to fill up with all the electronics .
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Originally Posted by John Faughn
...My point is , that diesels have been simple & reliable , until they started to fill up with all the electronics .
Spoken like a true 1st Genner!

Welcome 'SD Guy' - You have lots of time to decide. All you will ever need is on this site....somewhere!

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