dorgasm wrote: » To be fair, 10k isn't exactly a massive private sale. Can't comment on the actual car itself though.
GvidoR wrote: » Lots of driving this week. Sunday - Drogheda Monday - Castlebar Wednesday - Longford Thursday - Enniskillen and planned for the rest of the week Friday - Galway Saturday - Longford Sunday - Longford
nd wrote: » The UK Is Currently Testing Roads That Charge Electric Cars While You Drive
Supergurrier wrote: » You know you are getting older when... You realize this song is over 20 years old
YbFocus wrote: » ...What a pain though, had plenty of tools but nothing to take the door card off
YbFocus wrote: » Car trouble on holiday post #1 Drivers reg seized yesterday, late in the evening. Tried everything but with it raining i was forced to take drastic action. Had to burst the door card off, got the motor going though. Parts are cheap and i wanted a black leather interior anyway so this might force it. What a pain though, had plenty of tools but nothing to take the door card off
fancy pigeon wrote: » Aren't they two screws and a series of clips the whole way round....?
EazyD wrote: » Why oh why must garages torque the **** out of wheel nuts, turns a simple wheel removal into an ordeal😡
GvidoR wrote: » Lug wrench + pipe, job done.
fancy pigeon wrote: » Look at the American here
Marty McFly wrote: » So definitely a leak in 530 had to top it up this morning with water and a big puddle underneath it now in the car park, hard to see were it is coming from apart from the leak is on the drivers side of the engine. Hate having to drive it and not knowing the issue . It's being looked at first thing in the morning though so I'm hoping can find the problem and it won't cost me a fortune either. Last time I had a coolant issue on the 330i ended up being a pricey fix.
beertons wrote: » That smile you get after you service your car.
GvidoR wrote: » wat wat? :P
fancy pigeon wrote: » Over this side of the pond we would say"A lock of scaffoldin pole and a brekker bar to whip off them baults hai" Sounds much better
dr.fuzzenstein wrote: » In Wesht Clare we say "If it moves, bate it till it doesn't and if it doesn't, bate it till it does"
Alanstrainor wrote: » Using an air wrench to do it instead of a torque wrench. I always ask for them to be torqued to factory spec. Have had my own trouble with that nonsense in the past.
EazyD wrote: » I'm getting a lend of long breakers bar later but it put me in a right ol mood this morning. It seems like a game of F1 pit stop in some of these places, bashing all 4 nuts on as quick as possible.
beertons wrote: » Do you need a loan of a car for the weekend?
Foxhole Norman wrote: » Have a look for cracked expansion tank or cap, pretty common on these cars.
jimgoose wrote: » Anyone using an incorrectly-calibrated airgun in an F1 pit would be doused in 100-RON and set on fire.
