QuestionQUESTION: Hi: This site has formally prevented me from answering your reply. I guess you get 3 passes and then you're cut off. I thought it was a typical forum, but I did offer to pay. I understand your answer, and I'll try and do as you instructed. It's already up into the 90's and I'm not a kid anymore. I might have it towed somewhere and have it fixed. I hate wasting another dime on this vehicle. After buying it off eBay for $15,000 I drove it back from Milwaukee. On the way back, it thru a plug and stripped the head. I was in St. Louis and it cost $600 to have it towed back to New Orleans. My truck that was crushed in Katrina was an incredible vehicle. This F-350 and it's seller really did me wrong. To think anyone would be so worried a Ford F-350 would be stolen, that they'd put a redundant cheap Pursuit vehicle alarm on it is beyond my comprehension. As I said, I'm a disabled Veteran. My age has made it worse, and at 60 I can't crawl under trucks. You've been a Saint and I appreciate it! It's nice to know people still care about others! Best Regards, Sean P.
ANSWER: Don't know why it does that now. It's an all experts thing, not me.
My forum is at www.installsupport.com
Try to raise this dialog there to get some of the others
into it.
PS. Your not alone.
I'm a V-VET Too!
A.
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QUESTION: PS., I should've known you were a brother in arms, I reach out to all the local vets when they're in need. After Katrina, my Bobcat and tractor worked non stop for 2 years. Until my wife (who was my nurse in the VA 35 years ago) told me that we need to start on our own home because trees were still in the attic and on the roof. One day soon, I'll warn every potential buyer about buying vehicles (trucks)out of the Mid-West. The people are the greatest, but road salt is so bad that it makes a vehicle worthless after a few years. Being we live on the Gulf you'd think rust is a problem, but my '98 F-150 with 298,000 miles still looks new. I just can't move any heavy trailers without the F-350 and I'm utterly flabbergasted. I have a feeling I'll never hear from the people in Chicago that installed it. The women that answered my call was about as interested in my problem, as someone going in for a colonoscopy. Again, thanks for your help and serving with me back in the 'old' days! Sean P.
AnswerWe grew up in a different aspect of life then most folks.
Our methods and integrity levels do not exsist today.
but onward...
That being said, let's keep trying to get this solved.
Go restate this question at my forum. Get the guys involved.
Someone there should wrap they're teeth around
this and help you square it away. Gotta get it
up n working again. Right now it's a planter!
www.INSTALLSUPPORT.com
hoo rah
