I don't even remember who I payed into to be honest.
A fridge will do and a small heap of scrap and a bin full of rubbish kicked over and you should be somewhere near.... Oh, and a tied up scabby dog!!!
A fridge will do and a small heap of scrap and a bin full of rubbish kicked over and you should be somewhere near.... Oh, and a tied up scabby dog!!!
Datatek
Well-Known Member
Department of Work & Pensions Newcastle branch for expats.
Nothing scabby about our dog, but he will be coming with us
Maybe just shave a couple of baldy spots on himDepartment of Work & Pensions Newcastle branch for expats.
Nothing scabby about our dog, but he will be coming with us
and don't forget the rubbish binI'll worry about the pension for what it was worth when I need to.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
Pension wont be worth a lot, but every little helps as they say.Maybe just shave a couple of baldy spots on him
I'll worry about the pension for what it was worth when I need to.
I need a picture of you so I can train my dog to bite you if you every visit for being nasty too him
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Get his scent off any M51...
Pension wont be worth a lot, but every little helps as they say.
I need a picture of you so I can train my dog to bite you if you every visit for being nasty too him
Datatek
Well-Known Member
My your'e a handsome fellow
One black eye and one white, rather like ours.
You just never know who is on the other end of a thread!!My your'e a handsome fellow
One black eye and one white, rather like ours.
Will use that photo to make my dog jealousYou just never know who is on the other end of a thread!!
France is a way off and fortunately moved a bit into Euros 5 years ago but not enough.We have been all over France as said come over at least 5 times a year. We are also looking at the distance from Calais as we have 2 boys and prefer driving to flying will keep everyone posted
On another note bought a nanocom for the p38 and it says it is a faulty height sensor on front nearside so will replace it makes sense as it is constantly adjusting
Engine fault is a lambda sensor
and hevac fault is a blend motor
So pretty good really
Just replaced front nearside drive shaft on the l322 so nearly there with them for a week or two
Will use that photo to make my dog jealous
We have been all over France as said come over at least 5 times a year. We are also looking at the distance from Calais as we have 2 boys and prefer driving to flying will keep everyone posted
On another note bought a nanocom for the p38 and it says it is a faulty height sensor on front nearside so will replace it makes sense as it is constantly adjusting
Engine fault is a lambda sensor
and hevac fault is a blend motor
So pretty good really
Just replaced front nearside drive shaft on the l322 so nearly there with them for a week or two
I would check sensor wiring connectors first. Sensors seem pretty robust but connectors are crap.
If you put a voltmeter on it and move the sensor you should see voltage changing smoothly.
