by mnxtrany » Sun Dec 04, 2016 2:23 pm
I can sympathize with you I am also a pensioner.
In the 60s 70s and 80s I could do vehicle repairs without too much hassle.
Now it is a pain there's not much info in the wk shp mls and as much as about hens teeth as about the electronics.
The savings made on fuel consumption is lost in the cost of diagnostics and complete replacements.
The reduction in pollution is lost in the cost of manufacture, replacements and diagnostic fault finding, access - having to take of numerous things to get at something, all black light absorbing plastic, if you can get your hand in you can't see the thing you need to get at. Frustration who wants it?
The earths temp' is up a few degrees there's a few more to go before methane could be released into the atmosphere and then endo.
It is rather satisfying to know that the younger ones of today are going to find that they'll be in the same boat as us oldies plus they'll have a whole world problem as well.
The island on which I live was okay up until the late 70s now they rush about in their lease vehicles, tail gate, don't give way and brake only if they have to.
They get angry when the rule of the road is pointed out to them, it is your fault for being older and not giving way to them, putting them in a compromising situation.
Like undisciplined 12 yr olds.
They are on a life boat in space and they make holes in it.
Lemmings rushing to the cliff edge egged on by choosedly ignorant middle management.
Mines a mk 6 so I don't know about the mk 7s.
So check the wires and connectors especially on the accelerator and at the injectors ect.
Maybe Fords are like IVECO - it vibrates everything comes off.
Ford Transit, 3.5, Mk6, 2.4 (90PS) 88.76 HP 66.19 KW Duratorq DI diesel, 2000 Luton back, Tail lift, MWB, DRWD.