Foxhole Norman wrote: » Some good news today, got 125 euro back today from my insurance, extra year no claims maybe?
Interslice wrote: » I'd be surprised if your HG gone. That vid looks like just the water pump pushing water through into the rad as you rev it. Leaks are hard to find. If you start the car when it's cold and get under it with a good torch you can see the coolant running from a leak as the system starts to pressurise but it's all still cool enough that it doesn't just evaporate. Either that or leave it for about half an hour after a drive and have a look then. Any salty residue is a good sign of a leak. Are you topping up water regularly?
joujoujou wrote: » It is indeed expensive in PL if you consider Polish wages. Thankfully not for us. Gearbox reconditioning I recently had in Poland was approx 150 notes including courier, new bearings and labour.
bear1 wrote: » Yeah that's a very good price but as you said in their wages it's daylight robbery. Trying to find more than one specialist in Warsaw just to compare prices, bloody impossible to find any
Stheno wrote: » You did repeatedly last time we were up in dgt's, three times, I actually checked how I looked in a mirror at one point after you said it a couple of times, and realised you expect great beauty Don't worry, I took no offense and have enjoyed embarassing you, god love you if pred sees this heeeheeeee p.s. it was after the pesto breakfast (that's all I remember of that disgusting conversation)
joujoujou wrote: » Try them:http://motogajdy.pl (and google translate maybe). Quite a good reputation I'd say.
bear1 wrote: » Can any one tell me what my average mpg/l per 100km is? [...]
joujoujou wrote: » Handy site for this:http://www.guycroft.clara.net/utils/mpg.html
bear1 wrote: » Thanks again Oddly it's coming back at 37.8mpg or 7.46l per 100km not great.
bear1 wrote: » Yours isn't running on the devils juice I'll keep track this weekend of how many litres I use up to get back to Warsaw and then try it again. I was doing a lot of mixed driving yesterday so maybe thats why. Or it could just be a side effect from the timing chain.
Noccy_Mondy wrote: » Anyone know how to rectify this problem. The screen is missing parts of digits. Window was left open for a few days but the car was in the garage, so it only got slightly damp. Is a new screen needed? It's not just that point btw, it's across the board.
Snotaul Goodman wrote: » Oh my god I've to go to a mechanic again to get the bloody sump nut off my car. Whatever genius had it before me rounded the **** out of it and it's not budging. I've spent the last hour trying to get it off
Interslice wrote: » Nothing worse than doing the first service on a car. Took me an hour to get the oil filter off my dads laguna last week. Never come across one so tight. Wasn't even tempted to put a screwdriver through it. I've been getting a loan of one of these multi grips pliers off a mate every few weeks to do various jobs. Must get a set for myself. Very handy yolks.
ShadowHearth wrote: » Me and buddy needed to take out radio in my car and see connection in the back. I am looking to replace my stock unit to something with usb and mp3. So the front panel had to go off and we found something... Something that reduced coolness of my car by 90%. Previous owner sucks!!!