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After some calm and civil negotiation, the garage agreed to pay for the unnecessarily replaced EDU while we pay for the set of replacement injectors which were having intermittent electrical faults. Happy with that.
The turbo was 2 grand fitted by the wayMy mate in his garage had a golf in,the vw engineer said it neede a new turbo,he fished around taking all the covers off .took about a hourbto get a mirror down in and around the turbo,found a little nick out of a pipe.20p bit of pipe car fixed
OuchThe turbo was 2 grand fitted by the way
Join the club - I had one of those a few days ago.View attachment 563842
without members on here you wont have forum
so if you pick one rule for one and different one for some one else how is that far
is was good while it lasted
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without members on here you wont have a forum
so if you pick one rule for one and different one for some one else how is that far
is was good while it lasted
BummerMy pathetic "broadband" meaning it takes nearly 7 minutes to download the current page of "things that make you smile". Current date now for fibre has moved from July to December (when the scheme finishes.)
My pathetic "broadband" meaning it takes nearly 7 minutes to download the current page of "things that make you smile". Current date now for fibre has moved from July to December (when the scheme finishes.)
plastic madam or wood
I take it you don't do windows updates very often then
No way. It's already a better summer than 2007 - it rained solidly all season, back then!Right, that's it. If the weather doesn't change for the better sharpish like, this summer is going down in the little black book as THE WORST SUMMER EVER.
I've likely said this before on here but I'll say it again since I saw it Thur's and Friday at Carlisle... fudgers who hit sheep or poke them with their stick in the sale ring. I really, like really really want to smack the inhumane gits for a couple of hours in the same way they treat their stock. Carlisle was visited by quite a few interested but not buying parties and was live broadcast on webcam, the actions of a few sh*theads could be used to damn an entire group of considerate, pleasant farmers. I know for a fact the Orthodox Jewish visitors thought that the actions of one guy were atrocious.
I score out the entire catalogue of sheep forward by any consignor if I see it done to their first lot, having spoken to others I know more folk feel the same way. It's bad for farming, it's bad for the sheep and it's bad for your business, and it may end up being bad for your reputation if the authorities ever man up and charge someone with animal cruelty.
Apart from a neck crook in the lambing shed I don't have a stick for sheep handling or mart days.