smcapstick
Member
- Location
- Kirkby Lonsdale
CBA?
what grinds your gears
- Thread starter roscoe erf
- Start date
YorkshireAndrew
Member
- Location
- West / North Yorks border
Dilligaf .
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
auto headlights ,they dont realize they are on full beam,motorbikes as badFolk with dazzling headlamps
I don't care. They're all Muppets!
- Badly adjusted?
- Illegal HID kits?
- Full beam all the time?
- Because they don't care?
- Because their dipped beam are blown?
your just getting old the older you get the brighter they seemFolk with dazzling headlamps
I don't care. They're all Muppets!
- Badly adjusted?
- Illegal HID kits?
- Full beam all the time?
- Because they don't care?
- Because their dipped beam are blown?
I'm guilty of this but it's from the heavy loaded trailer and my headlights pointing to the skyFolk with dazzling headlamps
I don't care. They're all Muppets!
- Badly adjusted?
- Illegal HID kits?
- Full beam all the time?
- Because they don't care?
- Because their dipped beam are blown?
- Location
- Lincolnshire
My BP finally arrives but it's 13% below what it should be. No discrepancies that I'm aware of on the form, it was all validated and we haven't had an inspection or notification of any contraventions of cross compliance or any explanation whatsoever for the shortfall.
Phoned them up and all they could say was wait till your statement arrives in February and take it up with us then. They couldn't find any reason for the shortfall in file.
WTF
How can such a simple thing go so wrong?
Phoned them up and all they could say was wait till your statement arrives in February and take it up with us then. They couldn't find any reason for the shortfall in file.
WTF
How can such a simple thing go so wrong?
- Location
- Eastern Ontario Canada
Same problem everywhereFolk with dazzling headlamps
I don't care. They're all Muppets!
- Badly adjusted?
- Illegal HID kits?
- Full beam all the time?
- Because they don't care?
- Because their dipped beam are blown?
- @ARW with a heavy trailer behind
- Location
- Lincolnshire
We take our vehicles for MOTS. They set the headlamp angles.
Why should I need to faff around setting the angles up myself, other than compensating for loads? I've never had anything else done to headlamps other than been set up during the MOT, yet still get flashed at. Well I've done my best so you'll just have to squint as I pass.
Why should I need to faff around setting the angles up myself, other than compensating for loads? I've never had anything else done to headlamps other than been set up during the MOT, yet still get flashed at. Well I've done my best so you'll just have to squint as I pass.
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
If it's passed a PROPER MOT then it should be fine.
Illegal hid kits shouldn't pass.
Add for adjusting for load, that's another story
Philip Watkins
Member
- Location
- Back in Shropshire
I have auto-headlights, they always come on dipped even if they were on full when last used.
Groundworkers leaving their litter around
Sussex Martin
Member
- Location
- Burham Kent
Live up to your name and bury it thenGroundworkers leaving their litter around
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- Location
- Near Beeston Castle
Seriously compulsive dazzlers get to see what my lightbar can do.
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
- Location
- Lincolnshire
The difficulty of obtaining the right spare parts, particularly for British made equipment.
When I was in engineering you did a drawing and a bill of materials, to cut a long story short.
So if you phone the main dealer, then one way or another they should be able to pinpoint the part number, if the manufacturers system is any good.
So why is it after 24 hours the main dealer hasn't even got back to me, despite having model type, serial number etc.
Then they wonder why I buy non genuine online. Price is one reason, but the other important reason is that you can make sure you have the right part yourself in a few minutes.
When I was in engineering you did a drawing and a bill of materials, to cut a long story short.
So if you phone the main dealer, then one way or another they should be able to pinpoint the part number, if the manufacturers system is any good.
So why is it after 24 hours the main dealer hasn't even got back to me, despite having model type, serial number etc.
Then they wonder why I buy non genuine online. Price is one reason, but the other important reason is that you can make sure you have the right part yourself in a few minutes.
Paddington
Member
- Location
- Soggy Shropshire
Bought Stihl stuff for years thinking they were a reliable make but apparently if you live in a hard water area you are not covered under warranty for pressure washer parts.
Av Gorritt
Member
- Location
- NE Ches / SE Lancs
One thing that really gets me fed up is when the photographers in any main event , make the winner/ champion kiss the bliddy cup / plate / dish/ trophy whatever . I noticed yesterday that they had two actors or thespians of some sort , down on their knees kissing the pavement with the star embedded outside Graumann's Chinese place . Makes me sick to see it .