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Or your thermostat is jammed open?Fan is good, i think, I've got a spare one too, though it's 'quality aftermarket'
Or your thermostat is jammed open?Fan is good, i think, I've got a spare one too, though it's 'quality aftermarket'
I'm buying my next Landy from these guys alsoHad my newly aquired set of 5 Comet 18 inch alloy wheels/tyres back from the refurbisher's yesterday. Brand new now and super sparkly. New set of centre caps too fit also. I just need the actual car now to fit them to along with all my other genuine P38 external extra's. LOL.
Had another update from the dealer and things are nearly done now. They had a few set back problems which they have had to put right ( extra bonus to me ) a new windscreen ( Genuine item ) is being fitted too ( double bonus ) and after sorting out all the A/C system to 100% work he said the fault book came on again and they diagnosed dicky blend motors so they are being done too ( triple bonus to me ) so just the final full valet and machine polish and fresh M.O.T done and he should be ringing me to deliver finally. Its been nearly 3 month wait now but that has played in to my hands really so i am not bothered at all by the delay.
Who is that then mate????I'm buying my next Landy from these guys also
But have they delivered it yet?Who is that then mate????
Did you get the tw@t's number?Some stupid **** in a toyota rav 4 grazed my front bumper today when I was at work..
No damage has been done to the plastic but the corner of the bumper had been shoved in slightly, annoying isn't the word..
There isn't a panel on this thing that hasn't got a dent on it..
Change the V to an M mate. Ram4 = Rammed4 which is what they were designed for. LOLSome stupid **** in a toyota rav 4 grazed my front bumper today when I was at work..
No damage has been done to the plastic but the corner of the bumper had been shoved in slightly, annoying isn't the word..
There isn't a panel on this thing that hasn't got a dent on it..
Yep I got her number and i'll try and get something out of it, to be fair I parked it a mile away from any other cars, and it still got hit..Did you get the tw@t's number?
Though if the damage isn't that much doubt it'll be worth it.
The people sorting your new one outWho is that then mate????
Seems to run hotter than i think it should below 2000rpm..Or your thermostat is jammed open?
Who's a smooth-talking barsteward!Yep I got her number and i'll try and get something out of it, to be fair I parked it a mile away from any other cars, and it still got hit..
Gave it some beans yesterday, temp went down from 93c to 87!! It's my water pump generally not pumping fast enough?
Are there different size pulleys available? The one that's on is large enough it's difficult to get the belt on because it's so close to the crank pulley at the bottom
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The old girl is going for its first mot in 15yrs.. God knows the last time it had polish on it hopefully good news for the client tomorrow
You caught me out Stan,Who's a smooth-talking barsteward!
What a way to meet wimmins, let them bash your car so you can bonk them!
"In the back of your car, parked miles away from any others!"
Take the overflow pipe off the radiator, fill the header tank then squeeze the top hose and plug the overflow with a finger when releasing the hose so it sucks coolant in and blows air out when you squeeze the hose. Keep doing that until coolant comes out of the overflow (it'll take a while and you'll need to top the header up a few times). Then put the pipe back on and carry on only this time plug the hole in the top of the header where the jet of coolant comes back into the header. Eventually, you'll no longer be able to hear bubbles in the system and at that point you know you've got the air outSeems to run hotter than i think it should below 2000rpm..
Yep I've got this down to a fine art now!!Take the overflow pipe off the radiator, fill the header tank then squeeze the top hose and plug the overflow with a finger when releasing the hose so it sucks coolant in and blows air out when you squeeze the hose. Keep doing that until coolant comes out of the overflow (it'll take a while and you'll need to top the header up a few times). Then put the pipe back on and carry on only this time plug the hole in the top of the header where the jet of coolant comes back into the header. Eventually, you'll no longer be able to hear bubbles in the system and at that point you know you've got the air out
You got HER number eh!! LOL, says it all really. Shaft her big time i would and make sure you claim whiplash for your 30 you know who mates who were sat in the back at the time when she bumped your car. LOLYep I got her number and i'll try and get something out of it, to be fair I parked it a mile away from any other cars, and it still got hit..
Which one you having off them then???The people sorting your new one out
I think they call it " doggin " these days too. LOLWho's a smooth-talking barsteward!
What a way to meet wimmins, let them bash your car so you can bonk them!
"In the back of your car, parked miles away from any others!"
A bit like a certain ex copper in the USA then?? LOLYou caught me out Stan,
However she isn't my type 50+ and short and only has 3 teeth, her husband is a right peace of work too giving me a bollocking he's my height but about 20st heavier
I think I could take him but his go to fighting move is probably to try and suffocate his opponent, TBF just by falling on them..
Fat ****..
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