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About William Brady
Expertise
I can answer virtually any question about CLASSIC British cars UP TO THE MID SEVENTIES. Particularly, Aston Martin;Bentley;Jaguar;Jensen;Land Rover & Rolls Royce. Additionally, I can also answer questions for all models up to 2007 which are SOLD IN THE USA.

Experience
Over 40 years as mechanic; service manager; Business owner- service and restoration. Recognised automotive expert witness in California Superior court.

Organizations
Member of a Number of Professional Institutions; including; SAE.IMI.IE&T. Completed the ASC Master Mechanic Program.

Publications
Technical Editor for EJAG a now defunct magazine. I have written numerous articles on Automotive for many magazines and newspapers. I -and my Business- (Bonnet To Boot),was the subject of a lead article in Import car magazine in the 90's

Education/Credentials
Graduated as an Artificer Vehicles from The School of Electrical & Mechanical Engineering in UK in 1971 with a Degree in Mechanical Engineering.

Awards and Honors
For 15 years I was a member of the SAE transactions committee. Our task was to peruse technical papers and grade them according to a set of criteria.

 
   

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Topic: UK Car Repair



Expert: William Brady
Date: 7/11/2008
Subject: daewoo ac

Question
hey do u remember how u fixed the problem with the air conditioner not turning on. . ive got the same issue, funilly it only happened after a degreased the engine, replaced oil and cooland and rocker cover seal. . ive been playing with my ecu readings but im not getting very far with it. . .

Answer
Sorry, I don't remember.  But you have to check the basics, perhaps you disconnected a wire, or the water blew a fuse, did you blow the engine off very well, it sometimes can take some time to dry out properly.  You may have to disconnect every electrical connector and clean the contacts.

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