Armorsmith Archive

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CaileSathinor wrote:
2001 PT Cruiser

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and to think..i used to think you where cool...till you said that...rofl...i'm just kidding...just not my most favorite car.

Just don't replace the starter. Then you won't need the new brakes.

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CaileSathinor wrote:
Update on my bill so far:

New Battery
+ New Starter
+ New Brakes = A sad panda Caile.

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not to rain on ya parade even more, but generally if you needed a new batter and a new starter, its not gonna be long before its time for a new alternator.

PT Cruiser? Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwww go buy a new car

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Capt_Obvious wrote:
what kind of car? best guess around $40-$50 + labor

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Pfft labour....get under there and do it yourself. It's 2 maybe 3 bolts, almost impossible to screw it up.

+ goes on +...- on -
Big one is +
Little one -

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CaileSathinor wrote:

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Keeper32 wrote:

Get a new car, it'll end up being cheaper

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I just bought this one in October!!!

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thats like so last year!

2001 PT Cruiser

....PT cruiser...god was punishing u for driving this car....ur doomed to never ahvea working starter...

heratic!

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Carthax wrote:

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Capt_Obvious wrote:
what kind of car? best guess around $40-$50 + labor

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Pfft labour....get under there and do it yourself. It's 2 maybe 3 bolts, almost impossible to screw it up.

+ goes on +...- on -
Big one is +
Little one -

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lol hell yeah mate, a friend own an accura integra, or she used to till she got t'boned, anyway not the story at hand. they wanted 400 dollars in labor to change the starter, and damn I almost, I say almost aggreed with them. I live and die by chevy, two bolts' a 9/16 socket and less then 10 minutes i can change my starter. well In the end they are all the same Two bolts, 1 big pos, 1 small pos, 1-2 misc neg's and life goes on, and you get vroom vroom instead of wheeeer wweeerrr.