Pray tell wam, just in case I inadvertently bid on the steamy ebay one...
First you say "probably water damage" then you say "no water damage",
vicar of dibley whatsisface....yes yes no... but no, no no yes?
id go with water causing rod to bend ,thats more likely a product extreme heat and seizure
Well i have only been at this game for over 50 years or so might have seen it before, what do you think?
I think you should eat healthily, don't wear slippers upstairs and answer questions when you feel up to it, tomorrow is fine, shall we say after 9?
I think you read it wrong maybe, I read it as........no, (it is), water damage, some punctuation missed. Just sayin' like.Pray tell wam, just in case I inadvertently bid on the steamy ebay one...
First you say "probably water damage" then you say "no water damage",
vicar of dibley whatsisface....yes yes no... but no, no no yes?
,,,, although the reason is, it seems, is, that, @gold rover, has bought, all, surplus commas, for his, own, enimitable, use.
Pray tell wam, just in case I inadvertently bid on the steamy ebay one...
First you say "probably water damage" then you say "no water damage",
vicar of dibley whatsisface....yes yes no... but no, no no yes?
Yes, I have just re-read all posts and it was indeed the absence of a comma had me all of a tizz. Wammers, you should know better by now
Cheers Wam, you da man but you knew that!
In the case of my gearbox service (on my previous) it's what I elected to use, which may or may not explain why it hasn't turned a wheel since January, but my money is on catastrophic timing failure or the LPG burnt it asunder.Steady down now. You must be aware that most people on here think Comma's are cans of oil.
