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Author: JamesJames
Date: Feb 3, 2008 13:44
Well out eldest has been facinated with Hondas for many years on and off,
god knows why. Hes been working his nuts off and has finally gone out and
bought a type r for
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Author: AlAl
Date: Feb 3, 2008 12:31
> As subject really. I'm after a tool bag for my tools
I use a Plano 'hard bottom' (leave it) toolbag which is still in mint
condition after a decade of use/abuse.
> always wonder
Me too. Best to wonder than to realise how crap life really is ;-)
Al.
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Author: KrustovKrustov
Date: Feb 1, 2008 09:13
Passed a mondy this afternoon that was parked in a town dual carriageway
type of road and the sort of place/location where cars dont park .
The back right wheel looked like a morris minor front wheel when a
kingpin packed up .
Was too busy looking at the wheel to notice the reg - and while i'm no
mondeo expert - going by the shape and rear light cluster it probably
wasnt more than a couple of years old - so its unlikely to be rust .
So , What part of the suspension became loose or whatever ? .
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Author: paulfoelpaulfoel
Date: Feb 1, 2008 07:09
Took my Kia to a Nationwide Autocentre last October because there was
a serious shake when braking. They told me that the front disks were
warped and worn down, so changed them and the brake pads.
Seemed OK for a few weeks but then the problem returned. Took it back
to Nationwide and they couldnt find what the problem was and suggested
taking it to the Kia dealer.
Today, the Kia dealer have told me that it needs new disks and pads on
the front !!! Disks apprently are nadly scored and pads are down to
2mm. I told them that they had just been changed a few months ago.
Anyway, they reckon they HAVENT been changed.
Spoke to Nationwide and they say they were DEFINITELY CHANGED. Who do
I believe?
Just wondering - is it possible that theres another, more serious,
problem which is knackering both the disks and pads and that both
garages are telling the truth? Is it possible that the disks/pads
fitted were faulty?
Nationwide are looking at it again next week and say that the disks/
pads will be changed under warranty if they do need doing again.
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Author: Brad StevensBrad Stevens
Date: Jan 31, 2008 16:40
Does Shifting Into Neutral Really Help Fuel Economy? , Synthetic or
Mineral Oil? Setting the Record Straight (Finally), Defroster Tips: Be
Smarter and Safer With a Like-New Windshield...
http://car-mechanics.blogspot.com
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Author: Mike GMike G
Date: Jan 31, 2008 09:58
Worth watching IMO.
'Ice Road Truckers'. Ch 5 last night 8.00 pm.
2nd episode of 10 on Friday at the same time.
They can earn a years wages in just 8 weeks, but the risks would be too
great for me.
Mike.
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Author: JohnJohn
Date: Jan 31, 2008 07:55
On Jan 30, 10:01Â pm, "James" here.com> wrote:
> As subject really. I'm after a tool bag for my tools, always wonder in and
> out of the house looking for tools and think it might be a better idea if I
> get myself a tool bag and wondered if anyone came accross and goods ones ?
>
> thanks
Avoid the very cheap thin ones.
I went through quite a few holding tools in the car. They only lasted
a year or so each. Then I spent more and I've still got it. It's so
old, I can't even remember where I bought it.
John
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