E. Meyer wrote:
> On 5/30/09 12:13 PM, in article
> QfudnbmPTPO39LzXnZ2dnUVZ_i1i4p2d@speakeasy.net, "jim beam" <me@privacy.net>
> wrote:
>
>>> I think he has reasonable concerns that the test was not done correctly
>>> and that there may not be a problem at all with the car.
>> he's telling us a bunch of stuff which is inconsistent from post to
>> post, and which does not accord with the facts.
>>
>>
>
> What "facts"? Other than what he has related here, you don't actually know
> any "facts" to be challenging.
>
>>> The *correct* answer, instead of shotgunning the car with parts when it
>>> may or may not actually need them, is to take the car to a shop with its
>>> own exhaust gas analyzer, NOT an emissions test station, and find out if
>>> there is actually a problem.
>> if he can't do the usual pre-test prep, yes.
>>
>>
>
> Once again, if Beam feels the least bit challenged, the accusations of
> stupidity directed toward everyone and anyone start flying. Best bet is to
> just kill-file him. Life is too short.
>

please, if your reading age drops below 3rd grade, it's best you do.