The last time it did it you "TAPPED" it and it worked, so you forgot it, now it happens again.
Next time it will be Drama as you cant get the dogs out.(ok I know you have the doors)
Take the card off and fix it properly.
J
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The last time it did it you "TAPPED" it and it worked, so you forgot it, now it happens again.
Next time it will be Drama as you cant get the dogs out.(ok I know you have the doors)
Take the card off and fix it properly.
J
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Is it time for someone to tell Farage "you've had your apology, now bugger oft". Too much noise by far.
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The Turk barbers down ere sticks ot wax up yer shnozz and yanks it out to remove all the hairs. They also singes your ears wif a flame for similar. Praps Hippo's barber got confusedHave you thought about the fact of sticking things up your snozzle and ratching around is gonna leave sore bits
Is savlon safe for internal use???
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Nope last time I did it, it didn't open at all despite many efforts with the handle, as well as locking and unlocking the vehicle over and over again. The time before I bashed the plastic in and it still didn't work until I'd done many, many workings of the handle when suddenly it opened.
Having left it like that I tried once and it opened straight away yessdi.
I didn't fancy taking the door crd off from inside the car but as @kevstar has said the "take the oval off and spray WD around inside" works for the D2 as well as the D1 then I'll do that. I have some silicon spray lube. But yes, eventually I will be reduced to taking the door card off.
And you're right, the dogs don't usually travel in the rear, they travel on the second row of seats harnessed in to the seat belts. If we put them in the back they only try and climb over the seats putting themselves at risk.
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Dunno, not following the story. They do say that empty vessels make the most noise!
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Name the last politician of any type that has ever shut up...
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its not the length thats important.. so i've heardLooks very smart!
That's a long old garden you have there isn't it?
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Got me tratter back from the garage. Replaced a split hose under the throttle body, exactly like the one in @Hippo post. Only took the mechanic an hour, would have taken me half a week. Any road up, with all the other new bits, it seems a lot livelier. But it did take an extra day at the garage because the main dealer sent the wrong part -----
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Or when you haven't shaved in the winter and leg hair shows through.It's annoying when you get stubble it catches your tights and makes runs
Been busy today, cut my trailer to length and fitted wheels to dolly, just need to move the pin back now and fit a head board
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Tis chucking it down shifted a pallet of blocks after my dinner should have done it before I had a belly full of stir fry. oooft
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