Clutch actuator??

[1911 1LE]

^^^I can't wait for this^^^ Hint "Texas A&M"

[Sinister10]

Originally Posted by JerTM

Who is paying the "lifetime" warranty claims? Dollars to Donuts that tech will install whatever you want. It doesn't mean anything to him, he gets paid all the same. But they will probably warn you that if it fails it's on your dime to replace.

The lifetime warranty is supplied by the dealer.

This is where I’m in a conundrum, if they say they will install the support but not cover it again if/when it fails, then I’m stuck with the bill to repair it.

I’m REALLY familiar with the 4th gens (Trans Am) and pretty much know the ins and outs of that car but have NO experience with the 5th gen. How difficult is the Trans to pull? On stands I’m sure is a lot more of a PITA, which is they way I would most likely have to do it. Is the basic setup similar to the t56?

[1LEJNG]

Originally Posted by 1911 1LE

^^^I can't wait for this^^^ Hint "Texas A&M"

I'll Google it a&m means nothing to me

[SSE 4 2SS]

Originally Posted by 1LEJNG

I'll Google it a&m means nothing to me

"A&M" are links to the Universities original name, Agricultural & Mechanical College of Texas.

Whats a car with fake, or real wood sides.... A woody or woodie....

Someone that follows a band around... A groupie....

Someone that makes bets.... a bookie....

Someone that studies agriculture.... an Aggie....

Primarily what Aggie means when referring to ones self as an Aggie is to tie yourself to the most tradition and honor bound university in the country. Where traditions mean something and there is Pride in the name and association. There are no fair weather Aggies....

The Thumbs Up gesture, "Gig'em" originated before the 1930 football game against TCU, the Horned Frogs.... The tool used to hunt horned frogs was a "gig" or "frog gig" and so thumbs up and "Gig'em" became synonymous with holding yourself proud as a member, Faculty, Alum, Student or Supporter of the Greatest University in the Country.... This is traditionally performed with the right hand.

Like in Texas, "Howdy" is an expression of hello.... It takes on a new meaning at Texas A&M, which is known among other colleges as one of the most friendly campuses in the Country.... Fans from other schools that occasionally end up in the student section at Kyle Field report having more fun and learning more about tradition than in any other stadium they have ever attended. A&M is a welcoming and warm campus.

Around 20,000 Aggies served in WWII, and seven of them won the Medal of Honor.. A total of 8 Aggies carry this Honor.

One of the most revered places on Campus is the Memorial Student Center or MSC, where the Hall of Honor is located, dedicated to those who gave all in service of their country.

Tradition, Pride and honor mean much and are not just throw away words at Texas A&M. Make jokes about us, we can take it and toss them back. Probably funnier ones as well... "Aggie Jokes" are over a hundred years old and continue to this day.... It's an ever growing field of humor.

What do you call and Aggie 6 months after graduation.... "Boss."

I attended Texas A&M Fire Training Academy, Recruit Class #45 in 1983. I've also attended many other classes at the Engineering Extension Service, and taught as an instructor for some of the classes held at Brayton Fire Training Field. Arguably the premier fire training system in the country. I was born and raised in an Aggie family.... My Grandfather, Buck Taylor, flew B-24's over Germany and other European areas during WWII.. (I have the complete set of Flight training manuals for the B-24 Liberator Bomber) My dad attended A&M and served in the US Air Force. My sister and her husband both graduated from A&M. My niece and Nephew both attend A&M. Like the University Traditions, being an Aggie is a family Tradition...