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General Discussion Area / Re: Wall Collapse
« on: 04 May 2021, 09:56:38 »
Seems abit of a mine field as who to contact and who to claim from.....dont want to "pull the trigger" with either of my insurance companies yet so need to gather as much advise as possible first...will see what the assessor from their insurance company says first though......trouble is Im loosing money not working too and need transport to work so real fek..in mess

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General Discussion Area / Re: Wall Collapse
« on: 04 May 2021, 09:47:35 »
My neighbour has just come around with his insurance details and has said he has spoken to them and they will be sending an assessor out during the day.

He has said his insurance company..British Gas ...have said that I need to contact my car insurance company and claim through them ?...does this seem correct or are they passing the buck

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General Discussion Area / Re: Wall Collapse
« on: 04 May 2021, 09:15:15 »
Cheers guys for good advise.

Yes Albs Im gutted and feel really upset..only put 2 brand new front tyres on Friday at £240 with alignment.

Its quite a mess and expect repairs will be several K if it can be fixed.Back rear door roof pillar has a piece of concrete capping resting on it so fully expect that to be buckled..front passenger wing and bonnet dented and both passenger side door well scuffed ,let along the 2ft piece of roof caping that has gone through the passenger front glass and is buried into the leather seat.Gutted isnt the word I am using at present.

So should I wait for her to let me know what her insurance company are doing.... and not inform either my own house or car insurers.

Need the driveway clear though as looks like a rubble yard.....and cant go to work either

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General Discussion Area / Re: Wall Collapse
« on: 04 May 2021, 08:44:24 »
Also who and how do I go about getting the tonnes of rubble cleared from my driveway and removed

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General Discussion Area / Re: Wall Collapse
« on: 04 May 2021, 08:42:43 »
So repairs to wall aside what would be the position with my car ?
Do I claim off her for the inevitable write-off...or should I contact my car insurance company and let them know ??

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General Discussion Area / Wall Collapse
« on: 04 May 2021, 08:33:21 »
Hi Guys.
Need some advise on best way forward with this please.
During the night my neighbours wall has collapsed in the wind and has come crashing down onto my car.Looking at the extent of the damage...roof/bonnet/rear wind /both passenger side doors it looks like its beyond repair.
Spoke to her first thing this morning and told her she needs to speak to her insurance company to let them know what has happened,as she is quite a reasonable person.
Question is do I let me insurance company know ?
Car is damaged through no fault of mine so do I tell my car insurance company ?
Do I tell my household insurance company ??
Or do I wait for her to let me know .
At present I am unable to go to prebooked jobs today so have that financial loss too.
Guidance on correct path of action appreciated.

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I found fitting 2 long cable ties on the metal T bar release the first time I had to remove things aided future maintenance.

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Well that arent getting off the hook with me this time..they can either fix it or I will get somebody else to do it properly and they can whistle for payment....Im just fed up with people doing shoddy work  >:(

Thanks Al :y

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Could somebody post up a picture of trim fitted flush so I can point out the error of their ways on Monday .

Can’t do picture of mine as it’s “well fitted slightly wrong !!!”

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rather gallons to get the trim fitted flush  ;D

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Well they have picked on the wrong guy to sod about this time. >:(

Monday morning I will be speaking to insurance company as even rubbing magic bean juice on the trim fitted will not get it flush to the bodywork.

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Had national Windscreens out today to replace my front screen which had 2 cracks from winter motorway driving.

Pleasant enough guy who seemed to understand how things worked so left him to get on with it .Explained that the last time screen was replaced several years ago the outer trim hadnt been fitted correctly and parted company with the car on the M4 ." Dont worry sir I have fitted loads of the screens over the years and never had a problem " !!

Fatal last words.

Knock on the door some 2 hours later saying all done and was difficult getting old screen out so had to call another fitter to help,but its all done now and will you sign my paperwork that the job is done and pay the excess.

When I looked at it the upright outer rubber trim was about 10mm away from the body work and creased and wrinkled along the edges...Thats not correct I said and Im not happy with that and will not be paying excess of £95 until its corrected.He then told me that it would settle in the heat from the sun and within 24/48 hours it would be flush with the body work.

I questioned him as to what they do when they fit them in the winter as no heat from the sun and was advised they use a heat gun to get it flush,so I sent him away with another ear bashing on poor workmanship and waited for the call from his office.Less that 20 minutes after he had gone got the Manager ringing asking why I hadnt paid the excess and that his fitter had done a proper job .

When I told him I wasnt paying for poor workmanship and parts he then told me he would contact his accounts dept who would persue me for non payment .Needless to say I welcomed any action they wished to bring my way and told him I would be raising my complaint with my Insurance Company who in fairness called me straight back to discuss things fully.

Bottom line is we need to give it the weekend to see if this trim has magically shrunk back to the body work and if not a new screen trim would be ordered and refitted again.

Why dont they just do the job right !!!

Mr very angry from Kent >:( 

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Omega General Help / Re: Reinstalling famous B(stard) bolt
« on: 04 March 2021, 19:22:17 »
Agree with not leaving the lifting eye out of the puzzle ,although I found opening the hole in it made alignment alot easier...almost a simple job  ;D

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General Car Chat / Re: Ultimate "Omega" for sale
« on: 03 March 2021, 19:05:39 »
Those seats should be in an American diner...they are orrible :-[

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Omega General Help / Re: Reinstalling famous B(stard) bolt
« on: 03 March 2021, 19:02:51 »
Suggest you run the bolt in with nothing inplace to ensure the thread isnt damaged that way the bolt should clean things up.

I opened the hole on the lifting eye with a 10mm drill which made the entire process much easier as you then have some tolerance getting the bolt correctly aligned and it all goes back tight and in place.

I doudt if any omega is ever going to have the lifting plates used now given the age of even the youngest of them  :y

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