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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: alunonhisown on 28 March 2010, 21:09:44
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I would like to extend a massive massive thanks to James tonight for turning up at 8pm after driving all the way from Northampton do fix Peachy. I will let James explain what the problem was later, he more technical that myself, but he replaced Coil Pack and cleared all codes, and she is running like a dream again.
James, I am truly truly grateful from the bottom of my heart, maybe no more WARNINGS , there are two members here who know what I am refferring.
Thank you James, Well Done. :y :y :y :y
P.S. It was raining as well. :y :y :y
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What a man! :y
Well done yet again James! ;)
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You have a cracking car and am so pleased it's now sorted for you.
Well done james, sounds like you have made Di a very happy person tonight. :y :y :y
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He must have had to bend right over the bonnet at some point....in Wales!! Brave man.
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He must have had to bend right over the bonnet at some point....in Wales!! Brave man.
STMO you dont miss any.. ;D
Well done James.. :y
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He must have had to bend right over the bonnet at some point....in Wales!! Brave man.
its ok he left his wooly jumper at home
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Great stuff, well done again :y
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Di - no problem - she is running as smooth as silk now.
In a nutshell - water ingress killed the old coil pack.
Drying the wells, and replacing the coil pack has sorted it.
Also cleared the codes, and none have come back after a little test, so fingers crossed.
:y
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Just to add - I gave your brother some advice about keeping the water away - it's important to sort out that joint, else it will only happen again over time, when bad weather comes. (That said, the new coil pack seats much better and tighter).
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Di - no problem - she is running as smooth as silk now.
In a nutshell - water ingress killed the old coil pack.
Drying the wells, and replacing the coil pack has sorted it.
Also cleared the codes, and none have come back after a little test, so fingers crossed.
:y
James, I cannot thank you enough!! Glad you are home safe. Thanks a million Sweetheart.
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Di - no problem - she is running as smooth as silk now.
In a nutshell - water ingress killed the old coil pack.
Drying the wells, and replacing the coil pack has sorted it.
Also cleared the codes, and none have come back after a little test, so fingers crossed.
:y
James, I cannot thank you enough!! Glad you are home safe. Thanks a million Sweetheart.
No kisses Di, not like you. (Only joking)
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Di - no problem - she is running as smooth as silk now.
In a nutshell - water ingress killed the old coil pack.
Drying the wells, and replacing the coil pack has sorted it.
Also cleared the codes, and none have come back after a little test, so fingers crossed.
:y
James, I cannot thank you enough!! Glad you are home safe. Thanks a million Sweetheart.
It's fine - my apologies I have not answered your PMs quickly (that applies to all members) - I have been flat out around the UK fixing Omegas recently - I will get to them in due course :y
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Just to add - I gave your brother some advice about keeping the water away - it's important to sort out that joint, else it will only happen again over time, when bad weather comes. (That said, the new coil pack seats much better and tighter).
Sethsmate has some PUKKA stuff to fix the leak. Goona vist the Old Man this week if I can. :y :y :y
Goona get him take clocks out and replace abulb for me same time, and I just gotta get rid of that lousy tow bar. That will be free to a good home as well. In fact ANY HOME. ;D ;D ;D
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Shame yours is a facelift as I would be interested in that.
Maybe still am if it would fit mine.
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Good work James :y :y
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Blimey!
East london
Northampton
Wales
When does he sleep?
As mentioned before, Top man! :y :y :y
(coolant behaving itself now!) 8-)
Matthew
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What has sethsmate got for the leak Di? My car does the same - I tried bathroom sealant, but I've still got a couple of drips every now and then - I've stuffed a teatowel under the scuttle for now.
Glad to hear your car's running sweetly now :y :y
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One of the options that works well is to run an extra bead of cam cover sealent on the underside of the cam covers when doing the gaskets....
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I would like to extend a massive massive thanks to James tonight for turning up at 8pm after driving all the way from Northampton do fix Peachy. I will let James explain what the problem was later, he more technical that myself, but he replaced Coil Pack and cleared all codes, and she is running like a dream again.
James, I am truly truly grateful from the bottom of my heart, maybe no more WARNINGS , there are two members here who know what I am refferring.
Thank you James, Well Done. :y :y :y :y
P.S. It was raining as well. :y :y :y
My fault sorry! He did a good job though :yActually he WAS going home to do an oil change on the Pug but I guess he didn't then! ;D