[ZeroGravity360]

Originally Posted by Ghostt

Hey no worries, we've all been there at some point. It's part of the learning process, and diagnostics testing is a learned skill, art etc... It requires the proper tools, and a lot of patience, keeping an open mind, and never assume anything is good until you verify that it is.

Your learning, so it's expected that your gonna have some set backs, but it's important that you learn from them, so next time you'll do better.

Here's one of my favorite quotes,



And if your getting frustrated with a problem, take a break, clear your head, and rethink the problem. Patience is your best tool.

Thank you, I am REALLY trying. I have NEVER worked on my car or anything like that so this is ALL new to me. Like I said in an earlier post, I went with out windshield whipper fluid in my car for almost 9 months because I had absolutely no idea what i was doing. It is only in the last couple weeks since ive been working on my bike (thank you youtube) that I have gained the confidence to learn my car.