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2001 ford explorer gas tank

Linetteran 24 March 2005 07:35:58
 i need help. iwas running my car yesterday and it turned off, ever since
then every time i turn it on i have to hit the gas pedal several times and
it goes on after 3 min turns off again some people have told me is the gas
tank does someone can help me and how much it would be to solve this
problem

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CWLee 25 March 2005 03:50:28 permanent link ]
 
"linetteran" <linetteran@msn.com­> wrote
i need help.

Yes, you sure do. If English is not your first language, I
suggest an ESL (English as a Second Language) class at a
local high school or junior college. If that is not the
case, then you might seek a remedial English class at a
similar institution. Suggested topics for early attention
include capitalization, punctuation, sentence structure, and
proof-reading.

That, of course, won't make your car run any better, but it
might enable you to seek assistance in a more effective
manner.

===================­===

iwas running my car yesterday and it turned off, ever since> then every time i turn it on i have to hit the gas pedal
several times and> it goes on after 3 min turns off again some people have
told me is the gas> tank does someone can help me and how much it would be to
solve this> problem>

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CWLee 27 March 2005 04:20:15 permanent link ]
 
"syclone" <sycohen@optonline.­net> wrote
The gentleman's ...

How did you possibly conclude the writer was a gentleman?
Or even male?
I was able to understand the difficulty he was having> with his vehicle.

You are to be commended for your patience and abililty with
such attempts to communicate in writing. For the benefit of
the OP, I hope his bosses are always so accepting of his
writing skills.
I would suggest that MS. or Mr. CWLee loosen up a bit, sit
back and> have a nice glass of wine.

A glass of wine sounds good.

As for "lossen up a bit," that is what our public school
system, and much of higher education, has been doing with
academic standards for more than a generation. It is called
dumbing down, and it is not all caused by affirmative action
pressures to meet quotas.

Back on topic, what is the problem with the OP's car, and
how can it be repaired? I did not find your diagnosis or
recommendations.





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Big Bill 27 March 2005 07:00:31 permanent link ]
 On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 16:20:15 -0800, "CWLee"
<cdubyalee@post.har­vard.edu> wrote:
"syclone" <sycohen@optonline.­net> wrote>
The gentleman's ...>
How did you possibly conclude the writer was a gentleman?>Or even male?

A fiction, as it were. Politeness. Something you seem to be unfamiliar
with.>
I was able to understand the difficulty he was having>> with his vehicle.>
You are to be commended for your patience and abililty with>such attempts to communicate in writing. For the benefit of>the OP, I hope his bosses are always so accepting of his>writing skills.>
I would suggest that MS. or Mr. CWLee loosen up a bit, sit>back and>> have a nice glass of wine.>
A glass of wine sounds good.>
As for "lossen up a bit," that is what our public school>system, and much of higher education, has been doing with>academic standards for more than a generation. It is called>dumbing down, and it is not all caused by affirmative action>pressures to meet quotas.

How did you devine the OP is a product of our public schools?
See how that works?>
Back on topic, what is the problem with the OP's car, and>how can it be repaired? I did not find your diagnosis or>recommendations.­

There are a few possibilities. IAC. Plugged fuel filter. Too much crap
in the tank.
Among others.
I didn't see any from you, either.

--
Bill Funk
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CWLee 30 March 2005 05:30:34 permanent link ]
 
As the thread shifts from rational discussion of ideas to ad
hominem attacks I bow out, giving you and others the
opportunity to have the last word.

=================

"syclone" <sycohen@optonline.­net> wrote in message
news:1112128708.643­505.86220@f14g2000cw­b.googlegroups.com..­.> Ladies and gentlemen, what we have here is an honest to
goodness "> prig". Just leave him/her alone in his/her feelings of
righteousness.> They never, ever get the point.>

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Big Bill 31 March 2005 02:44:38 permanent link ]
 On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 17:30:34 -0800, "CWLee"
<cdubyalee@post.har­vard.edu> wrote:
As the thread shifts from rational discussion of ideas to ad>hominem attacks I bow out, giving you and others the>opportunity to have the last word.

Let's see who threw the first ad hominem attack.
Here it is:
"Yes, you sure do. If English is not your first language, I
suggest an ESL (English as a Second Language) class at a
local high school or junior college. If that is not the
case, then you might seek a remedial English class at a
similar institution. Suggested topics for early attention
include capitalization, punctuation, sentence structure, and
proof-reading.

That, of course, won't make your car run any better, but it
might enable you to seek assistance in a more effective
manner."

Who wrote that? Surprise! It was you.
=================>­
"syclone" <sycohen@optonline.­net> wrote in message>news:111212­8708.643505.86220@f1­4g2000cwb.googlegrou­ps.com...>> Ladies and gentlemen, what we have here is an honest to>goodness ">> prig". Just leave him/her alone in his/her feelings of>righteousness.>>­ They never, ever get the point.>>

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Bill Funk
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CWLee 2 April 2005 04:36:28 permanent link ]
 For syclone and Big Bill:

If either of you want to have a rational discussion about
the importance of being able to write clearly, and/or the
nature of ad hominem attacks, I'd be happy to continue to
exchange views either off-line, or in a more appropriate
newsgroup - perhaps one dealing with English composition
skills (if there is one) or one devoted to argumentation
(again, if there is one.)

I don't understand the obvious negative emotional response
my original post prompted from you. An echo from another
time or another place perhaps?

For my "real" email address, change dubya to w.
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CWLee
A woman, without her man, is nothing.
A woman: without her, man is nothing.
Punctuation DOES make a difference!
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Hairy 2 April 2005 07:38:27 permanent link ]
 
"CWLee" <cdubyalee@post.har­vard.edu> wrote in message
news:p­Rl3e.695$ia4.­485437@okeanos.csu.n­et...> For syclone and Big Bill:>
If either of you want to have a rational discussion about> the importance of being able to write clearly, and/or the> nature of ad hominem attacks, I'd be happy to continue to> exchange views either off-line, or in a more appropriate> newsgroup - perhaps one dealing with English composition> skills (if there is one) or one devoted to argumentation> (again, if there is one.)>
I don't understand the obvious negative emotional response> my original post prompted from you.

Some people just need something to gripe about. Do you see the irony?
There are few posters that I won't respond to, but the one's with run-on
sentences with no punctuation and no capitalization just seem lazy to me. If
they can't be bothered, neither can I. There are way more messages on the
groups that I subscribe to, than I could ever read. Why waste time on the
one's that I have to decipher, because of a lazy poster?
That's just me. Poeple who disagree are of no consequence.
H


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Big Bill 2 April 2005 21:53:00 permanent link ]
 On Fri, 1 Apr 2005 16:36:28 -0800, "CWLee"
<cdubyalee@post.har­vard.edu> wrote:
For syclone and Big Bill:>
If either of you want to have a rational discussion about>the importance of being able to write clearly, and/or the>nature of ad hominem attacks, I'd be happy to continue to>exchange views either off-line, or in a more appropriate>newsgro­up - perhaps one dealing with English composition>skills (if there is one) or one devoted to argumentation>(agai­n, if there is one.)>
I don't understand the obvious negative emotional response>my original post prompted from you. An echo from another>time or another place perhaps?

The negative response by me was because you were complaining about
negative responses, when you made the first one in this thread.
You can discuss this all you want, but facts are facts.

--
Bill Funk
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