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General Discussion Area / Dont forget
« on: 24 October 2015, 23:24:10 »
To put the clocks back tonight 
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General Car Chat / Who bought it ?
« on: 20 October 2015, 15:47:12 »
There's a 3.0 elite in Hoofland Huntingdon that keeps being sold and re-listed on egay .. quite cheap and i think its fast black . Was on again a few days ago but now gone again .. Anyone on here go to look at it 
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General Discussion Area / Fireworks
« on: 20 October 2015, 15:43:11 »
Its time to lock all your pets up again as the fireworks have started going off around here 
Its not been as bad as usual funnily enough but still not nice for the pets that fret once they here them going off
Hopefully fireworks will become too expensive for personal use and keep them all at displays 
Bahhhh Humbug 
Its not been as bad as usual funnily enough but still not nice for the pets that fret once they here them going off
Hopefully fireworks will become too expensive for personal use and keep them all at displays Bahhhh Humbug
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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / How long to re-connect ?
« on: 19 October 2015, 14:38:55 »
How long do i get to re-fit the battery terminals so i dont lose the code on the radio ? I have to fit a new battery so it will only take seconds but will i have to re enter the code
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General Car Chat / Bidding on a classic
« on: 18 October 2015, 15:47:49 »
Well ive bid on an old classic 2 door saloon that needs a bit of work . Most if not all the welding has been done and the car looks good , nice and easy to work on and ive owned one before . Will be nice to get back in the driving seat if i dont get out bid Something for me to practice the newly acquired welding skills on . Must dig out me flat cap and driving gloves
Something for me to practice the newly acquired welding skills on . Must dig out me flat cap and driving gloves
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General Car Chat / Car battery choice ?
« on: 16 October 2015, 16:04:05 »
Any recommendations ? There is a Lion battery at ecp that states 70Ah and CCA (cold cranking amp ) of 620 ... not sure what all this means but is that enough power for the Mighty 2.6
It was £87 reduced to £53
It was £87 reduced to £53
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General Discussion Area / Police cars
« on: 16 October 2015, 00:58:50 »
Often wondered why police cars in this country dont have the front passenger area blocked/wired off like in the usa Just been watching traffic cops and there have been some serious situations and death caused by prisoners in the back kicking off so would make sense to block the front off , no
Just been watching traffic cops and there have been some serious situations and death caused by prisoners in the back kicking off so would make sense to block the front off , no
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General Car Chat / Fiat Doblo
« on: 14 October 2015, 13:16:17 »
Diesel or petrol the ones to go for and any long term faults to be wary of ? Yeah i know its a fiat but things have slightly improved since the fiats of older days i think
Its the one with the glass panels in the side not the van .
Its the one with the glass panels in the side not the van .
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General Car Chat / Been thinking about
« on: 10 October 2015, 20:36:51 »
Buying a motorhome 
Always fancied the thought of driving away to different resorts with the bonus of all the facilities on board . Quite shocked at the prices of some of them , even the older Talbot ones 
Anyone had the pleasure of owning one ?
Oh and it would come in handy for the few meets , especially Billing
Other thing is ive seen you can hire very nice ones for about £300 a week which dont seem to bad if you save up once a year
Always fancied the thought of driving away to different resorts with the bonus of all the facilities on board . Quite shocked at the prices of some of them , even the older Talbot ones Anyone had the pleasure of owning one ? Oh and it would come in handy for the few meets , especially Billing
Other thing is ive seen you can hire very nice ones for about £300 a week which dont seem to bad if you save up once a year
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General Car Chat / Parking sensors ??
« on: 09 October 2015, 23:23:16 »
Are the parking sensors a part of the mot test Just fitted mine and hope they last till February
Just fitted mine and hope they last till February
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General Discussion Area / L'pool
« on: 04 October 2015, 15:42:13 »
Plenty of dummy tit throwing Who lost their bet 
Who lost their bet
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General Discussion Area / What driveway cleaner ?
« on: 29 September 2015, 18:31:38 »
Ive got a big patch of oil stains on the block paved driveway from past leaky cars engine oils . What is the best product on the market to get this cleaned up ? Or any concoctions/potions diy mix that would do it
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General Discussion Area / Sky wifi
« on: 27 September 2015, 22:51:31 »
So i got rid of Virgin internet/ wifi and had Sky internet/ wifi installed and what a difference Wifi reaches all over the house and outside where virgin never . Virgin claimed to be the best and used super fast fibre optic but sky uses the BT copper wire old style which is ten times better 
So happy customer , thanks Tunnie
Wifi reaches all over the house and outside where virgin never . Virgin claimed to be the best and used super fast fibre optic but sky uses the BT copper wire old style which is ten times better So happy customer , thanks Tunnie
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Omega General Help / It went dugga dugga dugga
« on: 26 September 2015, 22:23:43 »
Started the car up this morning pretty early , it was cold and misty outside but the car sounded like it was firing on 3-4 cylinders But cleared after a few seconds , hope thats not a sign of coil pack failure
Coils are dry and plug wells dry .
But cleared after a few seconds , hope thats not a sign of coil pack failure Coils are dry and plug wells dry .