Just wanted to take a few seconds to say THANKS to all our Techs. The service you provide us is precious. Not to downplay the advice from our more than adequately experienced do-it-yourselfers, but to have our Techs point us in the right direction, let the DIYers know when it's okay to attempt our own fixes, and to do it so cordially and in agreement with each other is a very valuedservice. So, Thank you! You are appreciated.

 

What a GREAT topic and post Mohrd to which I totally agree

I'd like to see a few more members drop by and express their appreciation. These guys help out in their own time for the fun / love of it and help to save potentially hundreds if not thousands in expensive repair bills.

Jim

 

Agreed, we need to start a beer fund for our techs that we could paypal the money to and it would be divided and distributed at the end of each year.. Lol thanks again guys, you are indeed very appreciated..

 

Speaking for myself, I find that I get back from this forum as much as I attempt togive...there's a lesson to be learned from everyone's own personal experience. Thanks to you STR, I think your logical approach to the tuning you are doing is giving mesome added insight into an area whereI have little directexperience.

There are a number of intangible benefits from joining the discussions here: I often feel compelled to do a little "homework" researching an answer to a post, and always learn something in the process. And the occasional tangible nugget doesn't hurt, either.

So add my thanks to the list, to techs and participants and most of all to the Administrators and sponsors of this site.

That's as close to a group hug as you're likely to weasel out of me.

 

Nice one Jagtech.

There are a number of intangible benefits from joining the discussions here: I often feel compelled to do a little "homework" researching an answer to a post, and always learn something in the process. And the occasional tangible nugget doesn't hurt, either.

re your statement above, something I never really thought of, which makes all the help and advice that much more appreciated

It does kinda feel like a group hug I guess, but, maybe thats not such a bad thing!

Jim

 

If I can cop a feel of headlight girl, count me in on the hug.

 

Just to chime in - BRUTAL, JagTechOhio, now Real_Tech, sadly missed FactoryJaguarTech, recently absent jag_genius et al. - you guys are the greatest! THANKS!
________

1999 XJR

 

Well put Markus
The current Jagtechs are fantastic without a doubt. Great mention for some of the ( previous?? ) techswho we all remember and miss. I still live in hope that they may return.
I guess we have to remember that these guys have lives, wives n family as well as daily jobs and the stresses n strains of the current climate as well as personal issues as do we all to contend with

Gone but not forgotten

Jim

 

Just want to throw my thanks in the ring, and stay away from the group hug man love

 

Double Ditto..Thanks guys..I've learned a lot about the JAG since reading all your helpful posts..Hope you all stay with us.

 

Also grateful as well. To deal with this stuff all day at work and then come home and deal with it on the internet to help out other enthusiasts is way above the call of duty so to speak.
THANK YOU, ALL!
Chad

 

I completely agree with Chad. It is a rare person who works at a job all day and then is willing to do that same job for free for people they have never met. My hat is off to all the Jag Techs on the board and only hope they will continue with their priceless contributions.

 

who said we do it for free, and at home????
I get paid to be here.....stickers, beer, cash, knowledge, forums friends, get to sell spare parts, act like I knowsomething, but most of all...