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Sorry for that. Stay positive, we are going through some tough times but your industry will bounce back once thing go back to normal. Best of luck and thanks a lot for your contributions to all of us home DIYers!
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Sorry buddy..
I am in London UK. Dark times right now only hope they don’t last too long hope you can work and be safe .
Good luck to all of you…
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You’re a very talented man, and I have no doubt you will always be employed. Good luck in this tough times sir! Wish you the best for you and your family.
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Your candid contributions to us DIYers is much appreciated. Like others have said a tech with your talent should have no trouble finding another job if that is what is required. I certainly hope not. Be strong and thank you for your contributions and this forum. Hope you can keep up the good work.
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Hope you make it through. I really enjoy your posts.
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Hey Brother.
Love your blog. Not sure how to send you a private message but I manage a BMW shop in Los Angeles. If you need work. Message me.
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Thanks for the offer,,,I am just waiting this thing out to see what happen.
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Hey Andreas,
Hope you are doing well. Sorry to hear about your dealership closing. My offer will always be open to you. Please let me know. Would love to have you on board!
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Thanks that means a lot right now
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Hey Brother,
I hope all is well. My offer still stands. Please let me know
Thank you
Omar
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Thanks,,,I’m still trying to figure shit out right now,,,the dealership is going though a lot of issues right now.
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How can I contact you? I found your blog this morning and have a question about my steering airbag connectors. They are the same type as your blog about the melted connectors and cages. I do not know how to safely remove them to change my steering wheel. The DIY vids on Youtube all have connectors with a tab to release/unlock the harness. If have the time and still monitor this blog contact me directly or maybe someone else has the same problem.
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I’m sorry I don’t give out my phone number or email address,,,because once I do that for one person then I have to do it to everyone and I don’t want my phone ringing all the time,,,my goal for the blog was to get dealer info out to the public which needs help.
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