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Is your Caddy alive and well? Just wondering if you got the problem diagnosed???

My nephew tried to get my son and I to go to this game but my son was sick and I couldn't get away. Sounds like I missed a big win for the Bearcats. :irked:

Especially avoid being on the big rigs right side. Obviously, that can't be avoided completely but do everything you can to limit the amount of time you spend next to any truck.

They seem to live by different rules on that side of the pond. LOL. Seriously, What the heck is wrong with people?

You may be under estimating how many stupid people there are in the world. LOL

Hope you were able to make your trip. Keep us posted when you figure out what the problem was.

I believe that Plantmanky is talking about the Passlock relearn procedure. The Passlock security system is unique to GM vehicles of that late 90's and early 2000's. It was a very troublesome system to say the least. The key had a computer chip in it and there was also a sensor in the key switch.

Highly doubt this has anything to do with the waterpump repair unless they did not tighten a ground wire. Also , he could not have done anything wrong by clearing a trouble code. Unplugging the battery may reset the computer but it will not solve the problem that is causing the messages. More than likely the problem will return.

Google the year and model with a basic symptom or two. It takes some time but more than likely you will find some information that matches your symptoms. It is important to concentrate on your year and model. This may sound crazy but this may be a case where your best bet is to go to a Cadillac dealer to have it diagnosed. They may only charge for 1 hour of labor and they have all of the technical support and experience working on your exact car. If you go to an independent shop you may pay for several hours for them to research and try several remedies that do not work. BTW, without looking at the car it could be something as simple as a bad ground. And I seriously doubt that your airbag itself has gone bad.

100% agree. He works very hard at getting better. And it shows from year to year.

I never understood the inability of some coaches to use a tape measure and scale. And just to be clear, this comment is not directed at Jake. It happens all of the time.

AJ Mayer. Cov Cath. Will be a senior and has some D-1 offers, and I believe more to come. Very smart and hard working young man.

Seems logical that they should. LOL

Most cops I know are jealous of fireman. I always tell them it is not my fault you took the wrong test. J/K :laugh:

Good luck with your goal of being a firefighter! With the mindset that you have posted you will make a great firefighter. You may have set getting hired for LFD, but do not discount trying to get hired by a surrounding department. You can always continue to try to get on LFD. By going that route you may get a head start on your goal.

That was quick!

Thank you for your response, it confirms what others have told me. You seem very knowledgeable on the subject.

Besides playing on a quality summer team that competes in high level tournaments, how critical is it to attend PBR type showcases?

I see that this in an "Invite" only showcase. How does PBR decide who gets an invitation?

Cov Cath over Highlands by a score of 76 to 40.

Cov Cath 41. Highlands 14. Halftime

Yes, found that earlier today. Thank you Google. Looks like he plays up a year in summer ball. Last summer he was on the 16u roster. There was another Estep on the roster, possibly an older brother???

Any idea who he plays summer ball for?

6th grade girls, Camp Ernst is the Champion over IHM. Score was 36 to 23.

I feel terrible for Casey! He works so hard and does everything that is asked of him. He was finally working himself into more playing time with his tenacious defense. He is such a pest on defense. Great kid with a great sense of humor!