The Single Greatest Challenge

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The single greatest challenge I have encountered with this project is being able to get more experience on such a complex subject, prior to not having much. I enjoy working on vehicles, but it's not easy to find someone who trusts a sixteen year old to do such intricate tasks without the correct schooling or years of experience. Luckily, I have had some issues occurring with my '01 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited, therefore being able to get some more hands on experience. I was able to get more hands on labor due to Tim, one of my close friends, being a mechanic. He has a shop that I was able to use and he helped me replace some of these parts, including my CV boot, suspension, and some other small problems. The other part of this challenge I have

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