Re: HELP: 93 Toyota Corolla vibration problem!

"N8N" <njnagel@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> On Apr 24, 8:33 pm, jim <"sjedgingN0sp"@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> krp wrote:
>>
>> > > He hasn't tried to do anything to fix the problem. He is relying on
a
>> > > mechanic to do all the work. The problem didn't exist until the 
>> > > mechanic
>> > > did a brake job. That is when the trouble started. The brake line
is 
>> > > still
>> > > probably the most probable theory. But the facts keep changing so 
>> > > given
>> > > that no theory is going to be very good.
>>
>> >     Guy - you are consistently OBNOXIOUS. They REPLACED the brake 
>> > hoses!!!
>> > Didn't help.
>>
>> Apparently I was being a little to subtle and not obnoxious enough - so
I
>> will now spell it out:
>>
>>         The point was the brake hose improbable as it may be,  is still
a 
>> better
>> theory than anything you have come up with.
>
>
> krp apparently doesn't believe in checking the obvious stuff first, as

HEY GUY he REPLACED the hoses. WHAT part of that do you NOT understand? 
HE 
DID THAT  - TWICE!
Now let it go.

Yeah I believe in the obvious and EASY first. The things you can eyeball
and 
shadetree.

I also said that even though he has NEW calipers that rebuilt calipers
have 
an EXTREMELY high rate of being BAD. He needs to yank them and look.
OR replace them under warranty.