Gas on Empty?

[MercenaryForHire]

Hey, this thread's back.

- M4H

 

[JulesMaximus]

Originally posted by: alkemyst
I have admitted on ATOT when I have been wrong.

The questions is, will you admit that you're being a complete and total ass? :disgust:

 

[Linux23]

Originally posted by: JulesMaximus

Originally posted by: alkemyst
I have admitted on ATOT when I have been wrong.

The questions is, will you admit that you're being a complete and total ass? :disgust:

he was, but he won't admit it. i hope Roger doesn't leave over this BS though.

 

[boyRacer]

Holy crap @ the a$$holes in this thread...

 

[Twista]

dead thread ?

 

[JulesMaximus]

Originally posted by: Twista
dead thread ?

It was but it was resurrected by another calling Roger thread.

 

[Armitage]

Originally posted by: Munchies

Originally posted by: TechnoKid
To:Munchies

How are you an "IHC engineer" if you haven't even been to college yet? If you think you are en engineer because you fix engines, you misunderstand the meaning of an engineer.




To: the rest of you.
I was watching topgear a while back where they went 800 miles on a single tank in an Audi A8L 4.0 TDi. He mentioned that you cannot run out of fuel in a diesel (maybe it was speciafically the TDi series of diesels) because if air gets in the system, the whole thing has to be purged at the dealer. What this flush entails, I do not know. I know that diesel is injected at very high pressures, so I'm guess air woul be bad to go through the system?

Because I have designed high performace build of engines. I DESIGNED THEM. Engineer. Your done.

Ok, I know this was dead, but I just came across this bit-o-drama :roll:

Sorry muncher ... your a technician at best. Picking parts from a catalog, assembling them, even doing some minor mods, etc. does not make you an engineer. Not even close.

I've designed and built many computers and high performance computational clusters. Am I a computer engineer? No, far from it. When you start designing trannies, engine blocks, valve trains, etc. from the ground up you can call yourself an automotive engineer. When I start designing digital circuits I'll call myself a computer engineer.

I suggest you save off this thread somewhere so you can re-read it in a couple of years when you grow up. Always good to see where you came from.

 

[Brazen]

Originally posted by: The_good_guy
that's why you have a fuel filter and you got to change it periodically.. so you have good clean gas.

My wife doesn't think I have good clean gas, guess I need to change my fuel filter.