Bagshot
Well-Known Member
Go on shock us.. how much for a full tank. Coz no one here will ever afford to do it pretty much soon..
I filled my P38 from just on orange line to brimmed. £140.03
jwrrc
Well-Known Member
At least being sick gives you an excuse to stay home and save on the fuel
jwrrc
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Red Rover did the daily commute again today, reliably running daily at the moment. Touch wood.
I also had a near miss with something horrible: we've got an Ejoke that's been parked up outside for a while (broken timing chain). I had to lift the bonnet, but managed to escape after that and have nothing more to do with the thing. Phew!
I also had a near miss with something horrible: we've got an Ejoke that's been parked up outside for a while (broken timing chain). I had to lift the bonnet, but managed to escape after that and have nothing more to do with the thing. Phew!
brianp38dse
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You touched an Ejoke
I would prescribe a week in quarantine and some tinkering with a proper rangie and you may just survive
brianp38dse
Well-Known Member
Moved mine of the drive so my son can work on his astra asbo, he had better get it sorted quick.
frog hopper
Well-Known Member
Thanks Data, it was the wire coming off the terminal of the sender, so just cleaned it up for luck and pushed it back on. Everything now working as normal, I wish all fixes were that easy.Hope it's a wire off or a duff sensor and not lack of coolant
Being that the VM is reputedly rather fragile as regards overheating I am a bit anal about checking levels - I do have the level sensor fitted in the expansion tank, and it works - but all the same, it gets checked out every 2nd or 3rd trip, just because.
brasso
Active Member
Had 73miles range left…cost me £149.70 for a few drops shy of 81litres. I’m having super noodles for my tea!!
jwrrc
Well-Known Member
I relished getting back into my Classic after!You touched an Ejoke
jwrrc
Well-Known Member
Cold ones so you didn't have to boil the kettle?
brasso
Active Member
Crunchy!Cold ones so you didn't have to boil the kettle?
RangeRoller dt
Well-Sprung Member
Been told they are good on p38. I’m looking at dha kit for £50. Bits are for those blummin jeep things but it’s the giant C press I need mainlyI have one of these that i got for my vans joints i was hoping it will fit the p38 ones, i can always make up the correct size bit in the workshop.
Is a dirty diesel, but I'd be lucky if that lasts me 3 weeks. I normally need a tank and a half a month.
tomcat59alan
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I've still got half a tank of diesel left from when I put £80 in to top it up back in February.i don't do a lot of miles and have been away for four weeks since. Think it's going to be a shock to the system next visit to the garage.Stay focused on the Smiles Per Gallon then
I have been having a few medical issues so mine is still brimmed. I don't think it or I will be going anywhere for a while. I had better put it on charge!
Datatek
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Filled all my vehicles up just as the prices started to rise, only just had to refill the Transit and one P38. I never let them go below half full, even so they both cost well over €100 to fill Not doing many miles at the moment, since Covid we only shop once a fortnight and trips to the builders merchants are more carefully planned to minimise the visits.
Not doing many miles at the moment, since Covid we only shop once a fortnight and trips to the builders merchants are more carefully planned to minimise the visits.
