Datatek
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Fitted new 55cm wiper blades to the P38 and found all the coolant in the Transit had leaked out via the water pump 
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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And talking of taking the ****, my Jag has failed its MoT test on front ball-joints. Odd, I thought, as both sides had been done in the past 2 years. Original ones lasted 20 years and over 90k miles. The replacement ones from 2 years ago lasted 2 years and less than 10k miles. I am not a happy bunny.
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Reasonable expectations are subjective
I totally agree with you, but one can say one, the manufacturer other. As well, there is a reason why people tend to say that in older times things were built better...
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As well, with items that have rubber it seems that if they have been hardly used (i.e. standing for long times), it is as bad as having very heavy use, they do not last as long as with normal wear.That may be 7-8 years of standard driving but my girl have an easy life compared to most busses
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Yesterday was fun
Rear door was frozen shut, i gave up on that one. Drivers door was fine because I'd recently treated with silicone spray oil. Got in, door wouldn't shut!! Lock frozen open!!
That took 10 mins to sort out.
Halfway to work and already late, the rear door decided to unfreeze and popped open as i turned at traffic lights
oopsie
Rear door was frozen shut, i gave up on that one. Drivers door was fine because I'd recently treated with silicone spray oil. Got in, door wouldn't shut!! Lock frozen open!!
That took 10 mins to sort out.
Halfway to work and already late, the rear door decided to unfreeze and popped open as i turned at traffic lights
oopsie
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Yesterday was fun
Rear door was frozen shut, i gave up on that one. Drivers door was fine because I'd recently treated with silicone spray oil. Got in, door wouldn't shut!! Lock frozen open!!
That took 10 mins to sort out.
Halfway to work and already late, the rear door decided to unfreeze and popped open as i turned at traffic lights
Scotiawhiskers
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Had that with the Fusion, but only to the catch, not fully open.Yesterday was fun
Rear door was frozen shut, i gave up on that one. Drivers door was fine because I'd recently treated with silicone spray oil. Got in, door wouldn't shut!! Lock frozen open!!
That took 10 mins to sort out.
Halfway to work and already late, the rear door decided to unfreeze and popped open as i turned at traffic lights
Wipe pre icer round the upper seal before shutting doors helps a lot.
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Yea it only opened on the catch, but still not fun
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Had passenger side drive shaft seal and CV boot changed today. Thats both sides done now and new brake pads fitted too.
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What's the difference between adaptive dynamics and adaptive damping? Are are they different ways of saying the same thing?
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The one way valve in the rear wash wipe is now a no way valve. It must be frost damage.
Less than 6 months use FFS
Less than 6 months use FFS
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Well that's fixed for now. Airline blow down the nrv and it's working for now.. new one ordered
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I think the motor is starting to leak rust around the seal and it's damp.
Stupidist idea ever!!
Suppose there's no way to fix it other than buying a new motor? Or can seals be replaced?
Currently the motor is fine so worth fixing before it leaks inside
Stupidist idea ever!!
Suppose there's no way to fix it other than buying a new motor? Or can seals be replaced?
Currently the motor is fine so worth fixing before it leaks inside
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Seems you can get a rebuild kit.. probably something i need to do sooner than later!
If second hand motors aren't dear maybe it's worth doing a swap then i can rebuild at my leisure and keep the car useable
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Goog luck finding a good used one. BMW E46 one fits but you have to swap the cradle and move the magnet on the plastic gear.
Or you could move the washer jet
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Even a broken one would at least plug the hole so it doesn't rain in and it's driveable?
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Troops, the headliner at both A pillars is **** wet through. Sunroof drains blocked or condensation?
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Hit the biggest pot hole ever tonight, full of water so didn't see it. Genuinely thought I'd broken something 
Let's see what the tyre looks like in the morning
Let's see what the tyre looks like in the morning
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Most likely sunroof drains blocked. Personally I’d try rod them out with a small wire rather than compressed air, maybe you are braver than me.
