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gregbr · 04-02-2002, 10:33 PM

Can somebody tell me what the heck a reply of ttt means? I'm new to all these codes. Are there others?

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Thanks, Greg

51 Chevy Longbed
54 Chevy Panel Truck
70 GMC Shortbed Big Block
88 Chevy K1500 Lifted 6"

Longhorn Man · 04-02-2002, 10:35 PM

To The Top...when ever some oen responds to a post, it brings it to the top of the list. This way, some one can keep there message on top if they are needing a speedy responce, or if they are trying to get some one's attention.

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'69 G.M.C. 350/350. Trying to clean up the left over damage from the Dope-Smokin-Old-Man
I've been dubbed the Longhorn Freak/Fanatic/Expert, I just hope I can live up to it.
FINALLY got the HORNIAC...a '70 one ton Longhorn with a Pontiac 350/350 and lots of 'personality'. Check out The Longhorn Webite.
If you need a pic posted, E-mail me at longhornmail@yahoo.com
Andy, in Columbus Ohio

hobby67stepside · 04-02-2002, 10:55 PM

When I was new on the board I wondered too, but didn't have the whatever it takes to ask so I just kept reading posts till I found out. It pretty much works with all those things. Like LMAO for example - that's laugh my ass off.

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'01 2500HD 4X4 Silverado 8.1 engine Allison tranny (for sale)
'97 2500 4X4 454 eng
'92 2500 4X4 350 eng
'78 K20 4X4 400 eng
'70 Boss 302 (owner for 25 years)
'57 Ford shortbox 383 stroker TH350 tranny
'23 T-bucket (built in '78)
'02 Explorer
'67 C-10 short step under construction
Hobby 67 Stepside

gregbr · 04-03-2002, 12:16 AM

Thanks!

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Thanks, Greg

51 Chevy Longbed
54 Chevy Panel Truck
70 GMC Shortbed Big Block
88 Chevy K1500 Lifted 6"

*Fast68Chevy* · 04-03-2002, 12:36 AM

lol....

hey Greg, i never got to say welcome to the forum and i just noticed that youre an electrician, I am very interested in this field and i have been for quite some time now(years), and am having a hard time in finding a way to get into any related training, etc. how did you get into it, is it so hard ot get started doing this line of work because of how things have been economically in the last couple years, or am i just in the wrong place, and you got really lucky- in the right pace at the right time ? apparently are no demands for electricians currently

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gregbr · 04-03-2002, 08:36 AM

fast68chevy, My Dad is also an electrician. So, I started wiring housing when I was about 12. Since then I took a 2 year class at our Career Developement Center (high school level) and then after high school I took 2 years at a Techinical College in electronic engineering. If you are interested, you might can find someone wiring houses and begin as being their grunt, pulling wires underneath the house and in the attic. Learn the basics of the individual circuits and move on to making the connections for each outlet or switch box. Some of them can be challenging. You will have to be patient while learning, it takes time. Hope this helps. Greg

04-02-2002, 10:33 PM	#1
gregbr Senoir Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Rock Hill, SC USA Posts: 1,214	question about ttt Can somebody tell me what the heck a reply of ttt means? I'm new to all these codes. Are there others? ------------------ Thanks, Greg 51 Chevy Longbed 54 Chevy Panel Truck 70 GMC Shortbed Big Block 88 Chevy K1500 Lifted 6" __________________ 67 Chevy, Small back glass, Factory 4WD, Factory Shortbed, Factory V8, Lifted 4" 70 GMC Sierra Grande, Factory Shortbed, Factory 402/400 turbo, Super Custom Interior. Numbers matching with SPID & Build Sheet. 68K Original Miles. Restored 2010 70 GMC Restoration Pictures http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/...00&ppuser=4424

04-02-2002, 10:55 PM	#3
hobby67stepside Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: NW Iowa Posts: 952	When I was new on the board I wondered too, but didn't have the whatever it takes to ask so I just kept reading posts till I found out. It pretty much works with all those things. Like LMAO for example - that's laugh my ass off. ------------------ '01 2500HD 4X4 Silverado 8.1 engine Allison tranny (for sale) '97 2500 4X4 454 eng '92 2500 4X4 350 eng '78 K20 4X4 400 eng '70 Boss 302 (owner for 25 years) '57 Ford shortbox 383 stroker TH350 tranny '23 T-bucket (built in '78) '02 Explorer '67 C-10 short step under construction Hobby 67 Stepside __________________ '05 2500 HD Silverado 6.0 liter '97 2500 4X4 454 eng '92 2500 4X4 350 eng '78 K20 4X4 400 eng '70 Boss 302 (owner for 27 years) '57 Ford shortbox 383 stroker TH350 tranny '23 T-bucket (built in '78) '02 Explorer '67 C-10 short step NW Iowa

04-03-2002, 12:16 AM	#4
gregbr Senoir Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Rock Hill, SC USA Posts: 1,214	Thanks! ------------------ Thanks, Greg 51 Chevy Longbed 54 Chevy Panel Truck 70 GMC Shortbed Big Block 88 Chevy K1500 Lifted 6" __________________ 67 Chevy, Small back glass, Factory 4WD, Factory Shortbed, Factory V8, Lifted 4" 70 GMC Sierra Grande, Factory Shortbed, Factory 402/400 turbo, Super Custom Interior. Numbers matching with SPID & Build Sheet. 68K Original Miles. Restored 2010 70 GMC Restoration Pictures http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/...00&ppuser=4424

04-03-2002, 08:36 AM	#6
gregbr Senoir Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Rock Hill, SC USA Posts: 1,214	fast68chevy, My Dad is also an electrician. So, I started wiring housing when I was about 12. Since then I took a 2 year class at our Career Developement Center (high school level) and then after high school I took 2 years at a Techinical College in electronic engineering. If you are interested, you might can find someone wiring houses and begin as being their grunt, pulling wires underneath the house and in the attic. Learn the basics of the individual circuits and move on to making the connections for each outlet or switch box. Some of them can be challenging. You will have to be patient while learning, it takes time. Hope this helps. Greg __________________ 67 Chevy, Small back glass, Factory 4WD, Factory Shortbed, Factory V8, Lifted 4" 70 GMC Sierra Grande, Factory Shortbed, Factory 402/400 turbo, Super Custom Interior. Numbers matching with SPID & Build Sheet. 68K Original Miles. Restored 2010 70 GMC Restoration Pictures http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/...00&ppuser=4424

04-02-2002, 10:35 PM	#2
Longhorn Man its all about the +6 inches Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Hilliard Ohio Posts: 2,693	To The Top...when ever some oen responds to a post, it brings it to the top of the list. This way, some one can keep there message on top if they are needing a speedy responce, or if they are trying to get some one's attention. ------------------ '69 G.M.C. 350/350. Trying to clean up the left over damage from the Dope-Smokin-Old-Man I've been dubbed the Longhorn Freak/Fanatic/Expert, I just hope I can live up to it. FINALLY got the HORNIAC...a '70 one ton Longhorn with a Pontiac 350/350 and lots of 'personality'. Check out The Longhorn Webite. If you need a pic posted, E-mail me at longhornmail@yahoo.com Andy, in Columbus Ohio

04-03-2002, 12:36 AM	#5
Fast68Chevy Account Suspended Join Date: May 2000 Location: IL Posts: 0	lol.... hey Greg, i never got to say welcome to the forum and i just noticed that youre an electrician, I am very interested in this field and i have been for quite some time now(years), and am having a hard time in finding a way to get into any related training, etc. how did you get into it, is it so hard ot get started doing this line of work because of how things have been economically in the last couple years, or am i just in the wrong place, and you got really lucky- in the right pace at the right time ? apparently are no demands for electricians currently [This message has been edited by Fast68Chevy (edited April 02, 2002).]



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