Re: '83 Ford Fairmont = "dieseling"?!

Delbert wrote:
> "STUK" <BLOODYBRIGAND@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "Delbert" <2hawks@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> so did any of you whinny lil turds ever get the dieseling figured
>>> out, or are you just gonna throw insults back and forth?
>>>
>>> this is really nice for news group about maybe trying to help
>>> someone fix a
>>> car.
>>>
>>> either get a life or atleast back on the subject at hand!!!
>>>
>>
>>
>> What's your prognosis Einstein?
>>
>>  There are many things that can cause it. Considering it's an old
>> beater of a car, shutting it off in gear is probably the best
>> solution ( certainly the cheapest) or try a better grade of gas (
>> not so cheap) or a good tune up by someone who knows what a
>> carburetor is ( less cheap still) OR the least cheapest; buy a newer
>> EFI equipped car and forget the dieseling problem altogether.(
>> unless you buy a diesel and well ****, you still don't care if it
>> diesels, right?)
>> BTW they have spell check on computers now you may try using it. It's
>> "whiney", "whinny" is what a horse does.
>>
>>    StuK
>>
>> ThunderS**** #11
>>
>>
> so now your the spelling police too, damn what a general news group
> this is! and yeah I saw it was big block.....so maybe the person
> posting the item didn't.  either way I can see why ppl don't post
> here, with it loaded with a bunch of self-centered a$$ holes like you
> I wouldn't want to post a car question either.

Well, then, see ya later.