Farming Chit Chat sticks it to six.

whelan2 wrote: »

lovely full moon out tonight

Total lunar eclipse Mon night.

I just love seeing England getting bet!!!!!, serves them right for singing that stupid sweet chariot when wales were taking a penalty. have to say it been a brilliant world cup so far, Canada gave Italy a fair belt earlier aswell.

Mac Taylor wrote:

Jeez, anyone watching England v Wales, Wales are having no luck on the injuries front.

there could be three more lads ruled out of the tournament. all the aussies have to do now is beat England now and I'd be delighted. as for Ireland, two big games and possibly a semi final against the winners of England's group

sea12 wrote: »

No for this time I was hoping England would beat Wales. Don't like Wales. Very cocky. I would be more confident of Ireland beating England than Wales if we got there.

Was in a pub in London surrounded by English ppl so I'm delighted Wales won

TITANIUM. wrote: »

Christ fine for some. I'm stuck here about to attack a calf coming backwards.
Same cow had a hard calving last year and lost the calf and ended up down for 10 days before she stood. Fingers crossed this time around

Better not mention my trip to Wembley tomorrow so
How are the pair?

I said wrote: »

I was too old watching that one the first was the best of those films.

Having a mini mid life crisis here now

whelan2 wrote: »

This is the jeep for getting in cows. 1993. We have a cut off switch on the front of it. Knock it off after each use. Went to start it this morning and it wouldn't start. Oh reckons the ecu is gone in it. Would I get one of these in a scrap yard and how much would it be. It is going now but crappy with no power. Not a fuel problem I think

Ecu would be the last thing to check on a long list of things that could be wrong I'm not to familiar with pajero's but with all yokes that age the ecu does very little not like modern cars that said if it has an immobiliser and is coded to the key swapping ecu's is harder. Are ye certain it's not a fuel issue as it really does sound like one, also if these have a maf plumbed into the turbo piping it may need cleaning or replacing. Also the turbo itself, is there any unusual smoke for the exhaust blue/white? If the fuel pump is faulty it might be causing the issue either. Just out of interest why was the cut off switch fitted?

Kovu wrote: »

Jaysus ye don't half talk some cr@p when I'm away home without the laptop

Do ye know how many bleeding notifications I had??? 64!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh look who found her way back :rolleyes:

whelan2 wrote: »

thanks, the cut off switch is due to the battery draining. The cut off switch seems to have burnt out, was extremely hot behind the cut off switch this morning. oh reckons it might have seny a surge of power to the ecu. Will check out the other things but it was going grand up until this morning

New alternator probably needed as a result of the electrics getting hot so. I seen a civic before with a bad alternator and it was boiling the water in the battery, all was sound once the alternator was changed but from what you've written I'd say there are a few other issues too perhaps fuel related. With regards the battery draining it could have been a bad alternator or perhaps a wire or sensor acting up. I know on our corolla the sensor for the boot light was broken and causing the door open light to stay lit on the dash seemed like a small issue but was still enough to drain the battery overnight so even little things like that can cause bigger issues.

Kovu wrote: »

I was halfway to the bus before I realised I had no laptop bag.

There's a 6am bus to Dublin from Cavan, so no panic, stay & chat

Kovu wrote: »

And do I fly from Leitrim to Cavan dear :P

South Leitrim to Cavan 30 minutes, well 45 if you're driving :-)
Also Drumod train?