A bad vacation plans unexpected turn story-- Launch CRP 129 help me find my true love

Sept. 15, 2013 - PRLog -- First vacation in five years

My life is completely awful, romance, unemployment, you can think of adjectives can be used to describe my situation.  In the past period of time, I lost my job and my work partner. I decided to give myself some time. My college best friend called me one days, South Padre Island offers free travel accommodations. It only takes a little money, has suddenly become a household income of economic constraints, I need a holiday in this case.

Prepare for the holiday

I decided to travel by my car. Internet search route, use all my social resources, such as: facebook. Find nearby attractions in South Padre Island, cuisine. Pack, bring essential goods of life. Most important is checking the car. Everything is ok, now I can set off.

Broke down halfway

It takes about 30 minutes to drive through my northern suburb and downtown Houston. I was just in the 'not so great part' of town when I saw it. Again, ever diligent, I checked all of the internal gauges every 5-10 seconds as I drove, not really trusting the reliability of my car. The temperature gauge of my car went from normal to OH MY GOSH HOT before my eyes.

<p>I will never be able to capture on these pages the hundreds of thoughts running through my mind. First and foremost, I knew that I needed to pull over and turn off the engine. I was in the fast lane at the end of rush hour traffic. By the grace of God I was able to quickly make my way to the far right lane of traffic. There was an exit off of the freeway in 500 yards. Nope, I could not do it. By this time, the temperature gauge was pegged on HOT. I pulled onto the grassy shoulder as far off of the freeway as I could and killed the ignition of the car. Steam rose from the hood. I popped the hood to allow as much air circulation as possible and waited. I quickly realized that with traffic speeding past me and the lack of adequate space to pull over, I could not safely exit the car on the driver's side. So I waited.  My coolant reservoir was not separate from the pressurized radiator cap so, I knew that it was just a waiting game until the engine was cool enough to open and fill with coolant. I waited.

After about 30 minutes, I again started my  hunk of junk car, slowly made my way to the exit just 500 yards away and into a  parking lot of a 'no tell motel' just after the exit. With adequate lighting (Oh yes, it is now starting to get dark in a bad part of town and I was stranded). As I expected, somehow, my coolant was bone dry. I refilled the reservoir with the gallon I had packed in my trunk and located the nearest Auto Zone.3 miles away.  Hind sight is 20/20 but at this moment in time, I was convinced that I had done everything right and had saved my engine from certain doom. The car did not overheat on the. 3 miles to the auto parts store. I begged the salesman in the Auto Zone to come assess the damages.

Fortunately, this time passing up a DIY car enthusiast, he used his Launch CRP 129 automotive diagnostic help me find out the causes of car and help me to do simple repairs. Amazing thing happened, my car can run, and he told me my car needs to do some regular maintenance.

Happy ending

I told him my vacation plan, for thank him I ask him, would he want join with me?  He was agreed. We go to South Padre Island a week and having a good time at here. After the travel he became my husband and I find my new job-- Operating an automotive tool shop, sell the products that he used it help me at halfway.  In the end, I find my true love and become a boss. I think this was the happy  ending, so my life has undergone tremendous changes.

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