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Old 02-15-05, 12:39 AM
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buying an FD

im about to buy my first FD, and i read the article about what u should do and look for when buying a used FD. the FD that im about the buy is a 3 hour drive away. what are some precautions i should take before i drive it the 3 hours home! thanks for the help/info
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fill it up with gas, check the oil, and learn to spell "boy".

These motors ARE NOT that fragile guys.
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Originally Posted by ijneb

fill it up with gas, check the oil, and learn to spell "boy".

These motors ARE NOT that fragile guys.
Yep, and check the coolant level too. Overheating (even a mild overheat) is something you'll never want to experience.
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actually i spelt boi but thanks for the correction
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FD is like ur gf. if u treat the car badly, the car will take revenge on u for what u've done.
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Read the 'sticky' thread at the top of the forum. It's labeled "FAQ for 3rd Gen and Useful Links."


Many people have asked similar questions to yours, and there have been some very helpful replies. Instead of waiting for people to reply to your redundant question, you can find the answer yourself.


If you're not capable of doing your own research, you might want to think twice about owning such a maintenance-intensive car.

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Old 02-16-05, 02:04 PM
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oh my god not 3 hours... not like i didnt have to drive my home for 10 hours or anything.......
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seriously, i drove 6 for mine. But hey good luck. If it runs good, idles good, has good oil pressure, and doesnt' over heat those are all good signs. Also might want to have a mechanic check it out.
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bring some water, so if the add coolant buzzer light comes on, you don't have to urinate in it.
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Just bring a Sk8er Boi, said see you later boy...
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