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  1. #1 Already did a Intro post but needed a new one to clarify a few things! 
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    I am 18, I have a 2004 grand prix GT, I will be starting school soon to be a mechanic, I will ask alot of random questions in different sections just to start gaining more knowledge as I go. I love automobiles and that is why I want them to be my career, I am planning on specializing in GM vehicles (hopefully)! I hope that you can all have patience for my dumb questions and be willing to help out when I need it, I will be on these forums for a long time as I plan on only owning GP as my DD, I love them! I will eventually be making How To and DIY posts and sharing different upgrades/Mods i make on my vehicle as well. Anywho hope to see you all around!! take care and have a great day!
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    Welcome from Raleigh
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    Quote Originally Posted by GTP in RTP View Post
    Welcome from Raleigh
    NICE!!! I was wondering where the NC people are, I am in Durham!
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    I'm in much the same boat as you, Joesph, except that I can't really afford to go to school to be a mechanic, so I'm picking things up at work, from friends who are mechanics, and books.

    Good luck!
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    welcome. experience is the best teacher. so the best way to learn is to grab a project car and start working on that mofo.
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    Welcome to the site! its good to see someone entering this trade..not too popular to get down and dirty anymore.../im an ASE certified School Bus Tech myself,so if you ever need to know something just ask...good luck!!!
    "Turbocharging is nice...but I'd rather be BLOWN!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ctracer View Post
    welcome. experience is the best teacher. so the best way to learn is to grab a project car and start working on that mofo.
    This.

    I can school most of the newbs and I've never been to school for mechanics

    It's a hobby...I could never do it all day; everyday.

    With that said, welcome to the site, there is tons of info here if you're willing to look.
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    any good books you would recommend for learning some more about GM cars? thank you all for your replys. also i am looking into finding a good project car but around here there arent many people selling for a couple hundred, i do have a nissan that neds some work that i will be starting on as i get some extra cash
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    Go to your library most have a subscription to Alldata tons of info...just enter make model and year, and go...BTW, blue I know what you mean about doing this shyt all day...that why my GP needs so much work done on it, too tired! LOL
    "Turbocharging is nice...but I'd rather be BLOWN!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by busmech View Post
    Go to your library most have a subscription to Alldata tons of info...just enter make model and year, and go...BTW, blue I know what you mean about doing this shyt all day...that why my GP needs so much work done on it, too tired! LOL
    I looked into it at my local library, I am not sure where they got the info they have but they say they dont have "alldata" but they do have some good info, I am looking for an actual book that I can take when I go out of town to look over and study though.
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