![]() 05/12/2015 at 09:59 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
I don’t realize that Kinja can allow for self-referential infinite loops of following. #LearningTheLearning
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Kinja also lets you time travel with negative second notifications as proof.
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But it doesn’t fix the monkey who worked on the now replaced brakes on my Audi.
Said monkey overtorqued the brake line nut into the caliper. Said caliper is aluminium.
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there’s your problem “Audi”
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Coulda been worse, could have been an attack trunk monkey
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Alternate variant...
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It’s a race car, but the biggest part is dealing with the VW-ness of the whole thing.
The bleed screw on the factory calipers is 11mm (same as the line nut), but now, due to insanity, the rebuilt calipers have a 10mm bleed screw. This will require a run to NAPA for a different size wrench.
I also had to replace one hard line, and of course the new VAG part is a different routing that works, but it also means that I have to move the line to undo the upper 21mm caliper mount bolt.
VW: Who needs jigsaw puzzles when you can work on one of our cars?
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Evil monkey may be angrier.
But trunk monkey is much more armed:
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Yes, but needs more car parts and/or tools.
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But has a very convenient/user friendly call button:
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Touche salesman.
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what a pain in the arse!