WhiskyLassie
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Ah it's a citreon thats why. had friends think they are cute and cool then always wondered why they were breaking
Are you using sh!tboard?Dull and damp this morning but still not cold so no need to switch the gas back on, hoping to keep it off till October
Making some tops for sink/cooker in the camper today, hoping to be able to iron the edge strips on as I've never done it before, here goes
I've done it a coupla times. It does sort of work but I'd put the join at the back or somewhere where it can't catch on owt.
Could you not simply fill it sand it an paint it or summat?
WhiskyLassie
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Why did you have Thor's thongI hath cort up on all me likth, I hath a thor thong
Had to get board to match the cabinet that's in there, putting lids on the sink and cooker
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My missus filled her diesel tank with petrol, twice on two different cars. luckily realised in time. Cost her a packet. The garage claimed an hour or more "labour" for the time a mech spent NOT looking at it as it drained out.
I once did the same in Frogland. Stoopid campervan driver had pinched the correct pump pistol and put the wrong one back in the wrong slot. you cannot rely on the colour of the pipes always. Again realised in time. Garage that sorted it only charged me for the tow and agreed on how to do it the best way. Decent types.
TBH we like em and they are or have been pretty reliable. Had BX1600, Xsara, GS club, etc. Renaults reliable too. I adored my Renault 17. I'd buy em over and over again. But the more modern a car is.......
This Pluriel breaks it's electric rear window mechanisms for a pastime. They both need fixing at the mo. and last year the O2 sensor went fubar. But I fixed that really easily and cheaply. Is fast becoming a classic.
I did it on my old Berlingo. I went in an told the nipper behind the counter.. You'll still l have to pay for it..
We can get someone in for 200 sovs..
Told him to do one and pushed it off the forecourt. Disconnected a hose and a mate brought one of them squeezy pump things, took ages, we both had forearms like Popeye
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Well as I said, it worked OK for me so best of luck, you should be ok.
Working in the house? Nice table cloth! Don't mess her iron up!!!!!
Aha!!
WhiskyLassie
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No its always worth putting the nozzle in your mouthfirst to do a taste test before you fill your tab. keeps people away from you at the pumps but somehow turns the tannoy speaker on.
Got a noo key made for the tranny cost 140 quid not too shabby I thought.
Also spent most of the messing about with the towbar wiring ffs for some reason the
original wiring (not the standard 7 plug colours) I got all the lights working individually
but when they were all wired up feckn crimbo tree ended up pulling the lights out
& wired into them. I hate doing that but it was driving me crazy. Sorted now
Also spent most of the messing about with the towbar wiring ffs for some reason the
original wiring (not the standard 7 plug colours)
I got all the lights working individuallybut when they were all wired up feckn crimbo tree
ended up pulling the lights out& wired into them. I hate doing that but it was driving me crazy. Sorted now
Got a noo key made for the tranny cost 140 quid not too shabby I thought.
Also spent most of the messing about with the towbar wiring ffs for some reason the
original wiring (not the standard 7 plug colours)
but when they were all wired up feckn crimbo tree
& wired into them. I hate doing that but it was driving me crazy. Sorted now
I'm about to wire mine up soon , also need a new key (mk7)
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Have you bought that recently I seen a green one like yours for sale somewhere.
I like green motors.
Looks nice
It was white when I bought it a few months ago, painted it so as it wouldn't be too obvious on the drive (all old people here) also I get to park near the military guys at the showsHave you bought that recently I seen a green one like yours for sale somewhere.
I like green motors.
