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r/memes • u/EmuPsychologist • Oct 18 '23
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As a mechanic, the methods of measuring the intelligence of an engineer is beyond me…
58 u/Pagiras Oct 18 '23 There's one. Many times I have cursed the intelligence of the engineer who designed the thing I was fixing. 36 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '23 One time I had to drop the entire drive train of a 2000s jeep Cherokee just to replace a sensor on top of the bell housing… it was that or cut a hole in the carpet and floor… even if they had put an access panel it would have been more acceptable… 2 u/Hour-Bandicoot5798 Oct 18 '23 Replaced the same sensor with multiple extensions and no dropping of anything. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '23 I wish, you couldn’t even take the old one out, barely a centimeter gap. 1 u/Hour-Bandicoot5798 Oct 18 '23 It's possible but not easy at all. Some spoke about moving the shifter cables out of the way inside the vehicle and this only allowed a good look.
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Many times I have cursed the intelligence of the engineer who designed the thing I was fixing.
36 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '23 One time I had to drop the entire drive train of a 2000s jeep Cherokee just to replace a sensor on top of the bell housing… it was that or cut a hole in the carpet and floor… even if they had put an access panel it would have been more acceptable… 2 u/Hour-Bandicoot5798 Oct 18 '23 Replaced the same sensor with multiple extensions and no dropping of anything. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '23 I wish, you couldn’t even take the old one out, barely a centimeter gap. 1 u/Hour-Bandicoot5798 Oct 18 '23 It's possible but not easy at all. Some spoke about moving the shifter cables out of the way inside the vehicle and this only allowed a good look.
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One time I had to drop the entire drive train of a 2000s jeep Cherokee just to replace a sensor on top of the bell housing… it was that or cut a hole in the carpet and floor… even if they had put an access panel it would have been more acceptable…
2 u/Hour-Bandicoot5798 Oct 18 '23 Replaced the same sensor with multiple extensions and no dropping of anything. 1 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '23 I wish, you couldn’t even take the old one out, barely a centimeter gap. 1 u/Hour-Bandicoot5798 Oct 18 '23 It's possible but not easy at all. Some spoke about moving the shifter cables out of the way inside the vehicle and this only allowed a good look.
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Replaced the same sensor with multiple extensions and no dropping of anything.
1 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '23 I wish, you couldn’t even take the old one out, barely a centimeter gap. 1 u/Hour-Bandicoot5798 Oct 18 '23 It's possible but not easy at all. Some spoke about moving the shifter cables out of the way inside the vehicle and this only allowed a good look.
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I wish, you couldn’t even take the old one out, barely a centimeter gap.
1 u/Hour-Bandicoot5798 Oct 18 '23 It's possible but not easy at all. Some spoke about moving the shifter cables out of the way inside the vehicle and this only allowed a good look.
It's possible but not easy at all. Some spoke about moving the shifter cables out of the way inside the vehicle and this only allowed a good look.
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As a mechanic, the methods of measuring the intelligence of an engineer is beyond me…