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Wrong, Scotty. You always take the negative cable off the battery.
My 2000 Lexus GS300 runs like a brand new car, and still looks like one too. Loving that old Toyota quality!
Man, Scotty really does have a hard on for Toyotas. My next car is going to be a Toyota, all because he's convinced me of their reliability.
Many tire dealers now won't put just 2 snow tires on the front because of law suits. People sued because the rear tires slip during braking and the rear end would slide around if they are summer or all season tires compared to winter tires on the front.
I have to say these cars are fabulous I have a 1998 Toyota Camry V6 3.0 and it drives very nice I bought mine with 122 thousand miles and I got 136 thousand and it still driving very nice hopefully mine goes 300-400 thousand miles, and I live in New Jersey right by the Jersey shore, very nice built cars
The Florida pool pump motor bearing repair guy When Service Calls Longwood approved ! that was good info Scotty
U can say the same about old nissan sunny and altimas
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Another used Toyota infomercial. Yawn.
I always take the negative off or both off. Never the positive first. I fried a sensor by putting the negative on first and then the positive.