Thread: Do I fix something that is not broken?
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Old Thu, February 26th, 2026, 05:25 PM
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In the case of something working well as-is, I see no need to possibly introduce reliability problems for no reason.

That said, I modify everything I own to my liking - sweat equity is the term I believe. I however, do all of my own work and don't have a particular vehicle that NEEDS to run at any given moment; if one breaks I have a dozen (literally) others to choose from. If I had one pickup I needed for a particular task I would leave it alone and only fix what was broken.
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