tomcat59alan
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I find clamping the hose that fits to the bottom of the tank lessens the fluid loss and air getting in the system. Easy to do on the diesel.
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Tried it just blows back in my faceStand facing uphill ,well it helps with the cars.
tomcat59alan
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You shouldn't stand with your head between your legs.Tried it just blows back in my face
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Tis the trouble with trying to straighten me back these days, don't you knowYou shouldn't stand with your head between your legs.
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I find going for a drive helps a lot. Get up to 90c, select a lower gear to keep the revs at least 2000rpm for a while, stop and let it cool down then top up
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Well it's more or less bled, the level is a few mm too high but that should sort itself out. (Put back what i drained out as it's only a year old, tops)
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Yea the small pipe at the bottom
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Got in it today and click ... Nothing. A lot of dicking about and decide the starter is goosed. Bump started and managed to swap it for the Jag before getting to work an hour late. Even worse, the header tank was almost empty. Oh well, it will have to wait until tomorrow.
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Isn't it funny that the fish in the Channel are the EU's responsibility but the immigrants are ours.
I hate to say this but the only option is to let them drown. Until they realise that's the most likely ending they will keep trying and will continue to be exploited by organised crime. It doesn't help with the British government pretending the streets are paved with gold and everyone has tea each weekend with the queen in an effort to draw foreign workers.
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Found out how good the P38 brakes are...
Surprisingly good, when the pedal is put through the floor!
Stupid old knob jockey in a 2001 Micra pulled out on me, almost had a P38 on his passenger seat.
Surprisingly good, when the pedal is put through the floor!
Stupid old knob jockey in a 2001 Micra pulled out on me, almost had a P38 on his passenger seat.
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Glad brakes worked and you are ok
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Had exactly same today except it was an Audi A3 What a pr*ck
Nice brown stain on his driver seat though
tomcat59alan
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You wouldn't have felt a thing except for the airbag.
they wouldn't do it a second time.
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Maybe his other car is an Aston and he'd committed before realising planting his foot made very little difference?
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Had exactly same today except it was an Audi A3 What a pr*ck
Nice brown stain on his driver seat though
Ah well, A3 so he definitely is a pr*ck!
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Was it a " bit of blinding sir ! Whaaaaaattttttttt. Be seeing you. LOLTried it just blows back in my face
