BROWNYS V6 wrote:sod all today
Ain't that the truth? Too bloody wet!
BROWNYS V6 wrote:sod all today
cherniy_chack wrote:
I think many transit owners make it easier to adjust the timing of the injection.
angusp wrote:New water pump, cambelt & tensioner, alternator belt, power steering belt fitted and coolant replaced.
Let the garage take the strain (abery motor centre, hitchin) - 3 hours labour charge. Very pleased.
Mk5swbhighroof wrote:
I love a good home bodge.... Please tell us all about that tap
gotgcoalman wrote:Un clogged the underseal gun ,some arsehole put it put it away last year full of underseal
Blacked the "few bits" I've welded so all the cow sh*t and road salt doesn't make matters worse.
MOT due soon
ned wrote:gotgcoalman wrote:Un clogged the underseal gun ,some arsehole put it put it away last year full of underseal
Blacked the "few bits" I've welded so all the cow sh*t and road salt doesn't make matters worse.
MOT due soon
So it not just my van covered in cowshit n road salt then I was following a bloody horse this morning that decided to sh*t right in front of my van N
gotgcoalman wrote:ned wrote:gotgcoalman wrote:Un clogged the underseal gun ,some arsehole put it put it away last year full of underseal
Blacked the "few bits" I've welded so all the cow sh*t and road salt doesn't make matters worse.
MOT due soon
So it not just my van covered in cowshit n road salt then I was following a bloody horse this morning that decided to sh*t right in front of my van N
Did you pick it up?
good for roses or so i'm told.
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