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    #21
    Quote Originally Posted by Vodka View Post
    pinoys would call it the tata u-nano would fail for the same reason it failed in india, pinoys wouldn't want to be seen driving a "cheap" car they'd rather buy a used car instead

    speaking of spresso i think i wanna check it out later at a local dealership...
    personally,
    i wouldn't mind being seen driving a cheap car.
    as long as i fit comfortably inside, it is airconed, and it is not a gas guzzler.

    in the workplace, "everybody drives a not-cheap car. it's actually hip, to be driving a much cheaper car". wag lang yung kinakalawang na tetanus-carrier at tumutulo ang bubong at sahig.. heh heh.

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    #22
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    personally,
    i wouldn't mind being seen driving a cheap car.
    as long as i fit comfortably inside, it is airconed, and it is not a gas guzzler.

    in the workplace, "everybody drives a not-cheap car. it's actually hip, to be driving a much cheaper car". wag lang yung kinakalawang na tetanus-carrier at tumutulo ang bubong at sahig.. heh heh.

    yeah me too. i think i even wanna buy a bajaj RE to play with

    another major issue w/ the nano is the very poor safety

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    #23
    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    Surface must be oil/grease free. Using something like the Bailcast split CV Boot glue might be better.
    Universal CV Boots

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    triton or toyorama then exalta for labor in banawe ...
    cheaper, faster and cleaner Rubber boot question (repair or replace)

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    #24
    Out of boredom, I decided to just wrap the damn thing in a flexible self-fusing rubber tape in order to prevent water from going in. Who knows what this band aid solution does, but it's better than nothing I guess.


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    #25
    Quote Originally Posted by hardwang View Post
    Out of boredom, I decided to just wrap the damn thing in a flexible self-fusing rubber tape in order to prevent water from going in. Who knows what this band aid solution does, but it's better than nothing I guess.

    "for temporary use only."
    eventually, we all know, it will have to be replaced by the appropriate replacement part.
    pantawid covid lang.
    heh heh.

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    #26
    If replacement of the ball joint is not feasible at the time, i would clean the area specially the boot with carburetor cleaner or lacquer thinner. Then i would seal the ripped boot using ultra black silicone rtv sealant or use np1 adhesive/sealant. It will be almost as good as the oreeeginal boot

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    #27
    replace sir, kakapalit ko lang ng boot, sabi kasi ng mekaniko ko, mas mainam daw palitan na para hndi pasukan ng dumi

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