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Was working for a theatrical supply company and it was the company van.
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There were 4 of us that all learned on it over a year and the owner of the company never figured out whey he had to replace the clutch 2 times in a year
Leading evidence: 'company van' (1 discussions report identifying this cause; no attributable repair resolution). Across 1 matching discussions, the most frequently mentioned possible cause is 'company van' (1 discussions; 1 report identifying it and 0 suggest it). The most frequently discussed action is 'Replace clutch 2 times in a year' (1 discussions). For that action, 0 discussions report a resolution and 0 report an unsuccessful attempt. No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.
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There were 4 of us that all learned on it over a year and the owner of the company never figured out whey he had to replace the clutch 2 times in a year
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I'm also keeping my more mechanical cars so future hackers can't steal it and I won't have to use an automated car.
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When I was learning stick shift (which everyone has to use when passing the driving test in the UK).
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Replace clutch 2 times in a year
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There were 4 of us that all learned on it over a year and the owner of the company never figured out whey he had to replace the clutch 2 times in a year
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Millennials would rather steal a bus pass than your car.
But if they wanted to steal your car, they would have to follow these steps:
1. Wake up before noon/get baked
2. Download an app called "CarSteal" or "GrandTheftAutoForReal"
3. Go back to bed
4. Wake up before 5pm/get baked
5. Text their mom and ask if their laundry is done yet
6. Meet up with their friends at Chipotle (they won't know about the dangers of eating at Chipotle for a few more weeks...since they get all their news about 2 months after its reported in the mainstream media).
7. Post on Instagram, FB and Twitter that they are going to steal MHarrison's Porsche.
8. It will immediately get 1367 likes, shares, retweets and follows
9. Get baked again
10. Lose interest in stealing MHarrison's Porsche...meet up with friends for the 4th screening of Star Wars
11. End up back at home, get baked, and spend the next 7 hours on playing DODA, World of Warcraft or an XBox game
12. Repeat
As a millenial, i want to resent this statment so much...........
Then I hop in my 6sp C4S and show I'm a rebel with a cause.
Guess every group has its rebels.
I'm fully aware how true it is, and no, Im not offended at all. I laughed when i saw it. . Many of my friends drive autos because "its faster and better" when the truth is they just dont know how.
Both of my Millennial sons drive a car with a manual transmission!
Teaching a 16 year old to drive a car with a manual transmission is something that every parent should experience.
Repost this if you a strong independent millennial who don't need no parent.
Can confirm, have no friends because everyone else my age is playing League of Legends.
I'll never forget my father having me stop our Manual on a steep hill and saying "Now start the car." Communication was not one of his strong suits. It was a painful process.
Old School Parenting:
My Dad drove me to his office in our Mazda GLC and said "Now drive yourself home." I said "I don't know how to drive a standard!" His reply was "You will by the time you get home."
He was right.
Maybe someday I'll tell you how I learned to swim...
Same here - my introduction to a manual was the exit from a parking lot, which featured about 75' of 30% uphill grade, a stop sign at the top, and a solid line of impatient drivers all trying to leave. The options as they were presented to me: get the car up the hill, or get out and walk home.
I _might_ have burned some clutch lining that day, but I got up the hill without slamming into anyone or rolling backward into anyone...
My dad handled my first freeway driving lesson, which involved merging onto the 405 freeway in Orange County at rush hour.
Dad: "When I say 'go,' go!"
Me: "Okay."
Dad: "GO!"
*vroom*
*SKREEEEEE* *HOOOOOOOONK*
Me: "WTH, you said GO, but there was a car there!"
Dad: "It was a new Jaguar...I knew he wouldn't let you hit his car."
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When I was learning stick shift (which everyone has to use when passing the driving test in the UK). I would blame the jumping and hopping the car would make on the 'Kangaroo gas' I was using in the tank. lol
I learned to drive a manual in 1969 Ford Econoline with 3 on the tree.
Was working for a theatrical supply company and it was the company van. There were 4 of us that all learned on it over a year and the owner of the company never figured out whey he had to replace the clutch 2 times in a year
I won't drive anything other than a manual. I'm also keeping my more mechanical cars so future hackers can't steal it and I won't have to use an automated car.
Plus I keep a rabid squirrel for added security.
