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Motors Chat Thread Round 3

Alanstrainor

1.This thread is for motoring topics which you feel are not worthy of starting a new thread for, banter from a meet or general motoring related chit chat.

2.No lonely hearts (This is not a personal dig at anyone, it's how we feel is the best way to describe what we want to avoid. )

3.Keep it clean.

4.The Motors charter applies.

Had to create a new thread, as the last one was on the fritz!

Have fun everyone.

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Ardennes1944

RoverJames wrote: »

The only reason coppor grease is put on the back of pads is to stop squelling, at least you know what's wrong anyway.

never had a problem with not putting it on before though, part of me thinks the discs need to be replaced tbh even though theyre very new. when i brake it feels like the brakes are catching at a certain point when the wheel goes round. it was the same before the pad change

Big Nasty

pred racer wrote: »

I just found out I have an hour less in bed tonight:(
Why cant I have a job that stars at a civilised hour?
Its not like my drive to work is enjoyable even with empty roads:rolleyes:

Same as that, up at six which is really five! :mad:

On the plus side once I finish my shift I'm off for a week.

Supergurrier

More light for washing the car yay feck sleep

dgt

Longer evenings for more work with the engines and cars outside, bliss

pred racer

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Same as that, up at six which is really five! :mad:

On the plus side once I finish my shift I'm off for a week.

3 more to go after tomorrow

MuppetCheck

I'm in tomorrow too. And Monday. Unpaid overtime ftw:(

Stheno

pred racer wrote: »

I just found out I have an hour less in bed tonight:(
Why cant I have a job that stars at a civilised hour?
Its not like my drive to work is enjoyable even with empty roads:rolleyes:

home soon?

MuppetCheck wrote: »

I'm in tomorrow too. And Monday. Unpaid overtime ftw:(

You are not alone

[Deleted User]

MuppetCheck wrote: »

,,,,,,,,,,,,,, And Monday. Unpaid overtime ftw:(

:eek:

Easter Sunday and Easter Monday, nasty.

MuppetCheck

RoverJames wrote: »

:eek:

Easter Sunday and Easter Monday, nasty.

Coincides nicely with quarter end...

Stheno

MuppetCheck wrote: »

Coincides nicely with quarter end...

And chuffin americans who don't have a bank holiday easter monday in my case

MuppetCheck

Stheno wrote: »

And chuffin americans who don't have a bank holiday easter monday in my case

Working for an American company here too so I know all about it!

[Deleted User]

Stheno wrote: »

And chuffin americans who don't have a bank holiday easter monday in my case

DHL in JFK airport were closed yesterday for Good Friday, weird.

During the week was on to them, package sent over eventually got customs clearance, think it was Wed 5pm Irish time I was speaking to them, they said they'd get it to the receiver on Thursday, I asked could they not get it there on Wed evening as it was only lunch time over there, no she said... "but if you want you can arrange a courier to collect it from us here", collect from DHL, sweet mother of divine .... :eek: :rolleyes:

MuppetCheck

Mod for the new bus?

[Deleted User]

MuppetCheck wrote: »

Mod for the new bus?

Nope, work stuff.

Don't think I'll do anything to the van, gone off the idea of sorting a decent head unit even, little to no interest tbh

MuppetCheck

Ebay.de is your friend there! Could spend hours browsing it and finding stuff with Google translate on hand as they were popular enough on the mainland.

challengemaster

MuppetCheck wrote: »

Ebay.de is your friend there! Could spend hours browsing it and finding stuff with Google translate on hand as they were popular enough on the mainland in the motherland.

FYP

:pac:

MuppetCheck

challengemaster wrote: »

FYP

:pac:

Shut it Merkel

[Deleted User]

RoverJames wrote: »

............ little to no interest tbh

MuppetCheck wrote: »

Ebay.de is your friend there!...............

not my friend you mean :pac:

MuppetCheck

RoverJames wrote: »

not my friend you mean :pac:

Never say never...looking can change your mind...won't be your PayPal or credit cards friend either afterwards:D

Jimdagym

Just saw an ad for the Citroen ds3 cabrio with the soft retracting lid. What in gods name is that?

[Deleted User]

Jimdagym wrote: »

Just saw an ad for the Citroen ds3 cabrio with the soft retracting lid. What in gods name is that?

It's a Citroen ds3 cabrio with the soft retracting lid.

Toyotafanboi

OSI wrote: »

"NCT is a waste of time and money"

Yeah of course. If it was enforced better we wouldn't have cars like the below on the road, with body work hanging off, no working rear indicators and only one functioning brake light. C**nts.

https://us.v-cdn.net/6034073/uploads/attachments/141469/247296.png

Theres a micra always parked in my appartment block the very same, they must be prone to falling off :pac:

on another note, seen my old SR Corolla today, fooking immaculate, dare i say in better condition than when i had it. Also made pleasantaries with its new owner, nice to hear it's still a thirsty ****

Jimdagym

MetzgerMeister wrote: »

It's a Citroen ds3 cabrio with the soft retracting lid.

It's an offense to my eyes.

challengemaster

Did the first MPG check since changing the thermostat

Up from 41.3 to 48 :eek:

dgt

challengemaster wrote: »

Did the first MPG check since changing the thermostat

Up from 41.3 to 48 :eek:

yaaaay! It woerks

dgt

where did you park

pred racer

MuppetCheck wrote: »

Working for an American company here too so I know all about it!

Ok everybody, rise an shine

I'm contracted to a french company, so I get to work when them lazy cnuts are on holidays (which is about 6 weeks a year) no overtime either, just straight salary:cool:

At least the time on my car will be right now, never bothered changing it in the autumn

Big Nasty

RoverJames wrote: »

Nope, work stuff.

Don't think I'll do anything to the van, gone off the idea of sorting a decent head unit even, little to no interest tbh

How you getting on with that anyhow?

Always liked them myself but hear they give fierce electrical problems and I know the older model was fond of ateing injectors.

[Deleted User]

It's grand, feel at home in it now, alters the driving experience hugely, not the thing to be going too quickly in at all at all. Despite that it feels planted enough in its own right. It's basic enough spec wise, no climate control, no auto wipers, no parking sensors but it has a bit of character or something that's growing on me, haven't seen another one since I bought it, I like that

Ardennes1944

Had a big day planned with the DA and it's fockin raining of course!
Need the thermostat replaced on the beemer too, next job!