Self help feeling like a fool for asking...
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12-18-2011 | 12:25 PM
Three Wheeling
Joined: Jun 2011
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From: Washington State
Twenty years of marriage, never has a repairman stepped foot in our house
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12-18-2011 | 07:42 PM
Mudding
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This site has many members that know much about problems that we all face with the trucks we own. Asking for help at times lets the ones that know much feel like gods I suppose. I for one hate that when I ask a question and am made to feel like a fool for asking said question. I do appreciate all the help and advice that has been given to me but at times regret asking the question due to how the answer is given. To all you senior members please don't offer help and ask for follow up on issues when you make the one asking the questions feel like a fool for asking. I have read the RAVE and I am not a mechanic or pardon me a Land Rover Tech... but the RAVE like anything else is written to be understood by someone in the field. Its like a farmer trying to read and understand how to do open heart surgery. If you offer help don't assume the person asking for help understands the RAVE, if the RAVE was always right or made complete sense I for one would not ask for help.
Aaron
Aaron
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12-18-2011 | 09:33 PM
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Winching
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No 2001SE7 to be honest I just got a couple messages from a few members asking me if I felt that way because they felt that way. I thought I would post what I did to let the older members know. More of a FYI than anything else. I myself have had nothing but great advice on here and a few laughs at some of my own foolish questions. Its all about the end result though.
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