Being specific in you question = WIN!
I was going to reply to another post but for the sake of not making myself out to be an ass again I made this new thread.
Being specific in your question is important. Without it the help we can give is greatly limited, sometimes to the point that a question will not get a reply.
For example........
"I have been fighting with this dash knob all day and I can't get it off! HELP!"
That tells me very little..............
Example of a specific question........
"I need to replace my light switch. I can not figure out how to remove the knob. Any help would be great.
Thanks."
The specific example gives us all the info we need to give you a quick reply and get your fix finished.
I was going to reply to another post but for the sake of not making myself out to be an ass again I made this new thread.
Being specific in your question is important. Without it the help we can give is greatly limited, sometimes to the point that a question will not get a reply.
For example........
"I have been fighting with this dash knob all day and I can't get it off! HELP!"
That tells me very little..............
Example of a specific question........
"I need to replace my light switch. I can not figure out how to remove the knob. Any help would be great.
Thanks."
The specific example gives us all the info we need to give you a quick reply and get your fix finished.
