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So what have you done to your car today?

Started by Loo-knee, 28 April 2011, 21:20:22

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YZ250

Finally got around to changing the rear brake pads. Nice easy little job that should take only a few minutes but I had to keep dodging the rain.  >:(
I'm sure they are the originals so with 4mm left at 93K it just goes to show what a careful steady driver I am.   :)
My fun car is a 2020 Bmw F32 430d M Sport with indicators.
My cruiser is an Audi A6 Avant S Line Black Edition with indicators.

tunnie

Quote from: YZ250 on 18 August 2017, 15:40:51
Finally got around to changing the rear brake pads. Nice easy little job that should take only a few minutes but I had to keep dodging the rain.  >:(
I'm sure they are the originals so with 4mm left at 93K it just goes to show what a careful steady driver I am.   :)

Just normal driving  :y

When I picked up the VW I noticed it had brand new front discs and pads, I'm not expecting to do anything on these for at least 50k, more like 80k  :)

Done 10k already and they look no different in depth on the pad.  :D

TheBoy

Quote from: steve6367 on 17 August 2017, 23:36:56
Quote from: TheBoy on 17 August 2017, 20:20:15
Correct, v8 is the last for GS8211 ECU :(.  It never got the extra refinements that the GS820 got for smoother changes and better change points.

At least you know you are on the best available for the 3.2 auto

Which Omegas has the GS820?
MFL and non DBW FL.


They are no interchangeable with different models.
Grumpy old man

ffcgary1

Washed it today for the first time in 10 months, i know i have been slacking!!!, still all shiney and clean now and next week i will wash again and polish it, MOT tuesday, then will look at getting the oil cooler changed as it is just showing a slight leak into the coolant bottle, ::) get it done sooner rather than later.
Elite leather, cruise control, 3.0ltr cams, gas flowed 3.0ltr inlet manifold, 4 bar fuel pressure regulator, rear side window demisters, rear electric windows. projectors /HID'S, h/l washers.
Jaguar XJ6

paul l

did a faultless and smooth 680 mile jaunt in the land barge over the weekend and returned 40.2 average mpg

Auto Addict

Washed & waxed Mrs AA's Astra, washed & waxed the Merc, knackered.
I like red cars

Doctor Gollum

Tried to book it into BMW to reprogram the Abs ecu.

And subsequently failed...

Apparently £140 worth of computer time equates to needing the car all day >:( which means waiting four weeks until they have a courtesy car available. Wtf ???
Onanists always think outside the box.

ffcgary1

Well another mot passed with no issues, now to get the oil cooler and cambelt kit changed, passenger side cam cover leaking at rear so need to get that done at the same time. ::)
Elite leather, cruise control, 3.0ltr cams, gas flowed 3.0ltr inlet manifold, 4 bar fuel pressure regulator, rear side window demisters, rear electric windows. projectors /HID'S, h/l washers.
Jaguar XJ6

ffcgary1

Elite leather, cruise control, 3.0ltr cams, gas flowed 3.0ltr inlet manifold, 4 bar fuel pressure regulator, rear side window demisters, rear electric windows. projectors /HID'S, h/l washers.
Jaguar XJ6

Andy H

#14949
"Deja Moo - The feeling that you've heard this bull somewhere before."

ffcgary1

Elite leather, cruise control, 3.0ltr cams, gas flowed 3.0ltr inlet manifold, 4 bar fuel pressure regulator, rear side window demisters, rear electric windows. projectors /HID'S, h/l washers.
Jaguar XJ6

Sir Tigger KC

Quote from: Doctor Gollum on 21 August 2017, 21:55:00
Tried to book it into BMW to reprogram the Abs ecu.

And subsequently failed...

Apparently £140 worth of computer time equates to needing the car all day >:( which means waiting four weeks until they have a courtesy car available. Wtf ???

Why didn't you send yours off to BBA Reman or similar for testing/repair?  :-\

If you factor in the cost of your replacement ecu + reprogramming, I wouldn't have thought the cost would have been much different.  :-\
RIP Paul 'Luvvie' Lovejoy

Politically homeless ......

Sir Tigger KC

Nearly got stuck in a car park in Cardiff this afternoon when suddenly I couldn't engage reverse gear in the Mundano!  :(

I managed to squeeze out and back onto the road and found a roadside parking space that I could drive into.  ::)  A bit of investigation showed that the plastic collar on the gear stick that prevents reverse gear being engaged without lifting the ring under the gearknob had become disengaged.  :-\

I managed to reattach it (sort of), but I'll need to do a permanent repair with a bit of wire or ducktape!  ::)
RIP Paul 'Luvvie' Lovejoy

Politically homeless ......

Doctor Gollum

Quote from: Sir Tigger QC on 21 August 2017, 23:18:18
Quote from: Doctor Gollum on 21 August 2017, 21:55:00
Tried to book it into BMW to reprogram the Abs ecu.

And subsequently failed...

Apparently £140 worth of computer time equates to needing the car all day >:( which means waiting four weeks until they have a courtesy car available. Wtf ???

Why didn't you send yours off to BBA Reman or similar for testing/repair?  :-\

If you factor in the cost of your replacement ecu + reprogramming, I wouldn't have thought the cost would have been much different.  :-\
Possibly, but equally it should have long been SEP ::)
Onanists always think outside the box.

EMD

Got a nice bruise from the slipped coil spring clamp  :-[
Omegatitis