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    A perspective of the world and his local enviroment from the eyes of a just-21-year-old college senior about to take off.

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    February 25, 2006

    My Altima will see another day

    For the first time since getting my 1997 Nissan Altima in the summer of 2003, I had to consider purchasing a new car. Since then, my car really didn't give me any problems; it has always be a dependable means to get wherever I need to go...until approximately a month ago.

    The problem started very simply: my r.p.m. gauge (which spans 1-8,) indicated that in order to drive normally, instead of working at the usual 2-3 r.p.m's, it would have to work at 4-6 r.p.m's.
    Although it caught my eye I did not think it required immediate attention.
    After a week or so passed, my check engine panel light became illuminated causing me to worry. After expensive repairs, I was told my car was good to go, and it was, until the next day.
    A day after getting my car back, my check engine light became illuminated again. This time I was sure that I would need a new car as the cause for the problem was initially unknown. Fortunately, however, the talented mechanics my mom suggested explained that it was a computer error resulting from the repairs. Since picking up my car this afternoon, I am happy to report the check engine light is off and my car seems as good as new; the "Jamie mobile," as it is sometimes called, will roll again.

    Posted by Jamie on February 25, 2006 5:49 PM

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