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im just an average wrench monkey :) im studying mechanical engineering I have a few years left to go.
 
18yo full time Student at Virginia Western, Full time Employee at Target, and Part-time Graphic Designer.

As for maintainance and such on my cars i do everything i can without specalty equipment and air tools, so SPark plugs,fluid changes, fuses, hoses, brakes, exc...
 
42 yr old Lead Aviation Tech for Fedex, 15 yrs. 20 yrs in aviation maintenance. I rebuilt my first car engine when I was 14, chevy 327, and have been maintaining and repairing my own cars since. I've done 2 headgasket jobs on my Legends and been into most every other system. I'm not much into the mods. I think modding the Legend only takes away from it.
It's just my opinion, It's your Legend, go for it.
One day I'll make enough money to pay someone to fix my car. Until then I just enjoy repairing my junk. I also repair electrical stuff like Tv's and appliances. This year I impressed myself by repairing my Toshiba big screen. It was quite a challenge but I finally got it.
Jetdoc = FIXER
 
35, manager at a gift and engraving store. Before that job I worked in watches and clocks for 10 years. Before that I was in home electronics. All of the jobs required some technical skill. I can do minor watch repair, set up home audio/video equipment, engraving with a CNC engraving machine, and build computers. I also got my MCT for Windows server and workstation a few years ago.

Up until now I have had very limited ability to work on my own car as I live in an apartment and have limited tools. I am in escrow on my first home purchase so I hope to put a lot more of my "head" knowledge to use in a practical way with the cars in the future.

I have a very good mechanic and after almost 20 years with one Honda or another, 3 replaced engines, and 2 replaced clutches I have gotten pretty good at diagnosis on car repairs. My mechanic is also friendly enough to anwer my questions and show me stuff on the car when i ask.

If I could I would be a service writer for car repairs. I used to basically write service orders for watches and clocks and I was pretty good at it.

Regards
 
32 yr old senior Maintenance at a super max facility, retired infantry do to on the job injury...

bought a 83 honda prelude when i was 16 had no $$ got the chiltons manual and follwed the pics and learned by takeing things apart (often the hard way) asked for tools for xmass and b-days now have several k worth

I have rebuilt engines doing a BHG on my 93 legend right now also restoring a 1946 willys jeep frame up

learn as you go it is doable unless your a total mechanical klutz (some people just cant fix stuff)
 
I'm 19. I worked on cars with my dad since I was little and have a great interest in cars in general. I'm in school working toward a BS in Physics and Mechanical Engineering so I can do this for a living.
 
im just an average wrench monkey :) im studying mechanical engineering I have a few years left to go.
I just like too mess around with cars my first car was a Fiat Spider so I know quite a bit about fixing that lol, i'm 17 going to community college getting 2yr engineering degree then moving on to mechanical engineering !!!
 
34 years old and am a fire fighter for the last 12 years from new zealand and am currently serving on a one year exchange in saskaton for the fire and protective service there , in my part time job back home i am a motorcycle and car mechanic ...... missing the car and bike stuff , back home in jan 08 so i can finally drive my legend i just bought online .... great forum
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Dont know how to fix as many internal things with motors than I would like but I clean up pretty good. 20 yrs old. w/ an A.S in world trade.... working for the port of los angeles as an import clerk. Soon to leave a career of stress to have a happy job being a valve operator for BP..(arco)
 
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