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sfbloodbrother said:
I can't believe that the moto g is going for only $45 now. That's a steal! Such a great phone for so little now.
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Subsidized price isn't it? How much do you have to pay a month for that? In the UK you can have a heavily subsidized phone, even no upfront cost at all, but then they charge your more in monthly billing for two years.
 
Ohio State is destroying Wisconsin with their third quarterback of the season. They deserve to be in the playoff, but the Big 10 prejudice will probably keep them out.
 
mikedt said:
Subsidized price isn't it? How much do you have to pay a month for that? In the UK you can have a heavily subsidized phone, even no upfront cost at all, but then they charge your more in monthly billing for two years.
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Honestly 50% less than att and sprint / month. My phone bill cost $45.67 / month. That's tax included too. Unlimited text and minutes. 2.5 GB data. That's a really good deal because att offers the same stuff for $110 / month.
 
sfbloodbrother said:
The taurus has a very loud and annoying squeaking sound from the belt under the hood.
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Kaat72 said:
Not the belt probably. Check the master cylinder (break system). A weak part in older Taurusses.
So I have been told :)
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Today you learned why master cylinders do not cause squeaking under a belt.
 
EarlyMon said:
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Today you learned why master cylinders do not cause squeaking under a belt.
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LOL.
[hide]you were not supposed to be the one to take the bait [emoji14].
Of course I knew that; I happened to get a solid mechanical education owning an overaged car as my first. Actually I replaced a master cylinder and a constant velocity joint on that first car. Second I completely took apart a '72 VW Beetle. And being side kick on a trip to the North Cape in the upper north of Norway on a Russian Dnepr motor with side car, I learned how to replace and repair parts on that beauty. Including full engine overhaul. On a camping site that is. Just sayin' [emoji6] [/hide]
 
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Apparently, you are not very good at hiding, though...

Kaat72 said:
LOL.
[hide]you were not supposed to be the one to take the bait [emoji14].
Of course I knew that; I happened to get a solid mechanical education owning an overaged car as my first. Actually I replaced a master cylinder and a constant velocity joint on that first car. Second I completely took apart a '72 VW Beetle. And being side kick on a trip to the North Cape in the upper north of Norway on a Russian Dnepr motor with side car, I learned how to replace and repair parts on that beauty. Including full engine overhaul. On a camping site that is. Just sayin' [emoji6] [/hide]
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:rolleyes:
 
Kaat72 said:
LOL.
[hide]you were not supposed to be the one to take the bait [emoji14].
Of course I knew that; I happened to get a solid mechanical education owning an overaged car as my first. Actually I replaced a master cylinder and a constant velocity joint on that first car. Second I completely took apart a '72 VW Beetle. And being side kick on a trip to the North Cape in the upper north of Norway on a Russian Dnepr motor with side car, I learned how to replace and repair parts on that beauty. Including full engine overhaul. On a camping site that is. Just sayin' [emoji6] [/hide]
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The real question is whether you replaced your master cylinder because a belt was squeaking.
 
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