i have 2 new axles at home just dont have the tools or time to do it.
Ray, you are improperly using quotation marks around the word challenged as it is neither a direct or a proper indirect quotation. You are neither quoting somebody else directly or trying to imply irony, as far as I am aware, which makes it totally unnecessary to use quotation marks. Also, CV axles is correct is incorrect as axles are the plural form of axle. It should read CV axles are correct unless you are quoting him, in which case you SHOULD use quotation marks. May I ask why the lack of proper use of the grammar? is also an example of very poor grammar for a verity of reasons I'm not going to elaborate on. Considering revising the sentence, Mr. Ray.
Some places won't work on your car if you have the parts, they won't get the mark up, but they will usually quote you double at $80-$90/hour, at around 4 hours. With the right tools it shouldn't take more than 2-2.5/hours. I did the drivers side on my wife's van last week, it took 40 minutes.
Mr. Perry, CV axles is correct. Mazda Protege is correct. The pronoun, I, Mr. Perry, must be capitalized. The use of the number 2 is incorrect as to two new axles. Mr. Perry, dont is not correct. Grammar issues galore, Mr. Perry. May I ask why the lack of proper use of the grammar? You also seem challenged as to picking up a phone, the phone you probably use to post this message, and dialing a mechanic or auto shop? Mr. Perry, you are not taking care of your own life! By the way, Mr. Perry, most mechanics do not install items on cars purchased by customers. CV joints are very complex to replace because of what they do. Mr. Perry, how old are you? You need to realize that life does not come to you like the UPS dude bringing packages. OK? YOU must take care of business and that includes writing properly. It is not that hard to do.
