Think of it as a lucky escape.
Was thinking he could have stuffed his engine. Does he have any sanity left?With your sanity
Was thinking he could have stuffed his engine. Does he have any sanity left?
I can assure you Freelander ownership gets easier. There's only ever 1 or 2 faults to do, compared to all the others you've had to solve. That alone makes it feel easier.Not sure? I'm thinking no, like the rest of us
1 or 2 at any given moment
Especially after you've just fixed the first one or two
perpetual immobilisation
Is that like bondage?
depends on how you view it
That's possibly a question best not asked
you're a very ill man DD do you know that
Altight, while digging around I managed to find a small unopened wrap of courage, and had an idea.
I received my new PRT this morning - but I'm not going to open it. Perhaps, just maybe, it might lose me nothing to take everything down to wales and then have one last ditch attempt at getting the EWP system to power up and run, if that works then I can do the final and very simple hose re-route from the heater. If that works then, tentatively, I'll see if I can drive it home wihtout a problem.
If THAT works, I have looked at Rimmers and Paddocks return policy and I can send the parts back withiin 30 days for a refund. So that gives me a month to do nearby journeys to shakedown the system.
The way see it, if that works I've lost no money - whereas if I just fit the new PRT etc the I've lost money.
Am I mad or does that sound reasonable? And thanks to MHM who mentioned the words heat-soak and cavitation in another thread, which scared me into looking around for a few crumbs of determination .
Will.
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