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mechanical_repairs

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Another weekend more or less over.

What did you get up too?

I worked Saturday till 3 then was out for a birthday party with some crap dj call spyder, look it up on you tube, hideous!!!

Sunday as per usual nursing a hang over and had my daughter. Did the usual, make some cakes etc and took her to the park, made a fat Sunday lunch and basically that's about it, now sitting here not looking forward to going back work.

Anyone top my boring weekend, highlight of mine was taking the bike out for a very shirt blast, was Wayyy to cold, got the exhaust glowing tho-




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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 21:18
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picked up an engine and a set of cyclones yesterday morning, then some bits from pug, curry and a beer with a mate and my brother and F1 Quali.

today swap wishbone bushes (for late partner ones) lower engine mount bush and fork bush, fit a speedo cable to a mates bodied 205 gti6 and sort out a tacho signal converter.

chips beer and F1 now Big grin

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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 21:22
matt evans

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My weekend has passed almost as fast as blinking, yet ive achieved very little.

And yes, i'm not looking forward to work either!

Hows business Carl, still got enough on? Our workshop at work (Toyoda Main Stealer) is very quiet so the tell me.

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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 21:23
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I've done 20.5 hours overtime. Worked all day yesterday and today, and am still on call til the mornin Sad still if I think of the wages it's not too bad! Lookin forward to a beer when I get home tomorrow! Roll eyes

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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 21:31
mechanical_repairs

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matt evans wrote:
My weekend has passed almost as fast as blinking, yet ive achieved very little.

And yes, i'm not looking forward to work either!

Hows business Carl, still got enough on? Our workshop at work (Toyoda Main Stealer) is very quiet so the tell me.


It's strange, we seem to be really busy one day then nothing the next, I have started buying new cars and exporting them which is another wage to be honest, I have two toyotas on order as we speak, the v8 land cruiser diesels, they are both supposed to be stuck at port due to euro 5 emission problems.

I have a nice free courtesy car till febuary, the new delivery date (auris sport), both cars were meant to be September orders so got given this to keep me quiet, the miss us likes it anyway.

Most garages around here are just plodding too, it's scary but hopefully we will all pull through it.


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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 21:34
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I drove to inverness through Friday night/ Saturday morning in a Volvo fh tractor unit, turned right after 20 mins on the a66 and went through the national parks and mountains up to edinburough before hitting the main roads. Awsome drive.
We parked up about 5 in the morning next to the loch ness, waking and opening the curtains was awsome:







And a waterfall where I was parked, we never knew it was there until the morning.




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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 21:45
davedgti6

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Friday night got p*ssed in Southport as it was my birthday, Saturday was a right off, this morning had to bodge/fix the Mrs car as she had ripped the exhaust off Roll eyes , I then attempted to fix a small oil leak on my car which resulted in a knife stuck in the rad which then p*ssed out coolent Doh , plus side is that oil leak is fixed but prob need new rad Doh , my car now has no front end on, surprising how simple jobs like replacing a jubilee clip can go.

Anyways Carl are you still supplying the Nissen or Valeo alloy Rads? if so which one is better and how much? Might be in/by Leicester next friday might pop in Smile

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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 21:48
mechanical_repairs

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davedgti6 wrote:
Friday night got p*ssed in Southport as it was my birthday, Saturday was a right off, this morning had to bodge/fix the Mrs car as she had ripped the exhaust off Roll eyes , I then attempted to fix a small oil leak on my car which resulted in a knife stuck in the rad which then p*ssed out coolent Doh , plus side is that oil leak is fixed but prob need new rad Doh , my car now has no front end on, surprising how simple jobs like replacing a jubilee clip can go.

Anyways Carl are you still supplying the Nissen or Valeo alloy Rads? if so which one is better and how much? Might be in/by Leicester next friday might pop in Smile


Been there done that myself mate, can still get the nissens units, let me know if you want one and I will get one ready for you, might even make you a brew too.

Cheers, Carl

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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 21:52
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Will be in touch Thumbs up

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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 21:58
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Didn't do much really, went out for food and a film on Saturday. Today just chilled out and watched the F1.

mechanical_repairs wrote:
.......now sitting here not looking forward to going back work.


Is that because you have to work on my car tomorrow? Laugh my ass off
Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 21:59
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well worked all weekends ,had few beers when i finshed worked

carl- you certainly got that bike exhaust glowing,some serious riding then
Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 22:00
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Did a bit to my 205 gti yesterday, then went in to work for a 12hr overtime shift

Picked up a cheap axle today ready for rebuild, and now in work again on another 12hr shift

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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 23:04
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Been stuck in the house as ive managed to f*ck the ligaments in my left knee up.

Did wander out today to see the Swans but thats it Sad
Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 23:28
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i have spent approximately 50mins having poos
scrapped a shitter mx6 yesterday
took weeman to watch the town lights switch on last night (should have stayed at home and switched the kitchen light on instead) Sad
worked this morning, dossed about this afternoon, now beers and tinterweb

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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 23:31
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Friday night went out and got p*ssed up in the village, worked saturday morning, washed the car saturday afternoon and fitted a new spoiler, did a pub crawl of the village in the evening, this morning recovered, wasted a few hours on BF3 and MW3 this afternoon and back at the pub this evening for a couple of quiet beers to set me up for the week ahead.

Carl, I dont suppose you are able to just supply the metal radiator caps for the alloy nissens radiators?
I have a genuine peugeot plastic style cap on mine and its not an ideal fit.

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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 23:39
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prism7guy wrote:
Carl, I dont suppose you are able to just supply the metal radiator caps for the alloy nissens radiators?
I have a genuine peugeot plastic style cap on mine and its not an ideal fit.


I got one as my gen pug one does fit so don't need metal one.

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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 23:41
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How much do you want for it delivered?

PM me how you want paying Thumbs up

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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 23:43
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nissans rad ok for high boost? just thats what i run now and sometimes gets hot, and Wayne when he mapped it said i should be running a larger rad than that either a standard pug rad or a derv rad, Carl is yours ok high boost with a nissen rad?

ive been stuck offshore on a boat, f*cking weather is wild!! were the only DSV still out at sea all our pumps are washing about the back deck the now as not allowed out to sort them out as its to rough!!!! so completed the campaign part of MW3 and multiplayer missions on easy lol!

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Posted 27th Nov 2011 at 23:59
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prism7guy wrote:
Friday night went out and got p*ssed up in the village, worked saturday morning, washed the car saturday afternoon and fitted a new spoiler, did a pub crawl of the village in the evening, this morning recovered, wasted a few hours on BF3 and MW3 this afternoon and back at the pub this evening for a couple of quiet beers to set me up for the week ahead.

Carl, I dont suppose you are able to just supply the metal radiator caps for the alloy nissens radiators?
I have a genuine peugeot plastic style cap on mine and its not an ideal fit.



Send me a pm with you address etc and i can get one over to you.

Carl

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Recovery available with a recovery unit, for those not so local jobs

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Posted 28th Nov 2011 at 11:52
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prism7guy wrote:
Friday night went out and got p*ssed up in the village, worked saturday morning, washed the car saturday afternoon and fitted a new spoiler, did a pub crawl of the village in the evening, this morning recovered, wasted a few hours on BF3 and MW3 this afternoon and back at the pub this evening for a couple of quiet beers to set me up for the week ahead.

Carl, I dont suppose you are able to just supply the metal radiator caps for the alloy nissens radiators?
I have a genuine peugeot plastic style cap on mine and its not an ideal fit.



Send me a pm with you address etc and i can get one over to you.

Carl

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MOT station now open, tests £35 with a free retest.
Recovery available with a recovery unit, for those not so local jobs

Also offer the loan of a free courtesy car 306 dturbo
Posted 28th Nov 2011 at 11:52
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prism7guy wrote:
Friday night went out and got p*ssed up in the village, worked saturday morning, washed the car saturday afternoon and fitted a new spoiler, did a pub crawl of the village in the evening, this morning recovered, wasted a few hours on BF3 and MW3 this afternoon and back at the pub this evening for a couple of quiet beers to set me up for the week ahead.

Carl, I dont suppose you are able to just supply the metal radiator caps for the alloy nissens radiators?
I have a genuine peugeot plastic style cap on mine and its not an ideal fit.


Send me a pm with you address etc and i can get one over to you.

Carl

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MOT station now open, tests £35 with a free retest.
Recovery available with a recovery unit, for those not so local jobs

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Posted 28th Nov 2011 at 11:53
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Alright alright Carl, calm down!!!

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Posted 28th Nov 2011 at 14:33
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LOL

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Posted 28th Nov 2011 at 14:46
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russbez wrote:
LOL


Bloody Internet connection LOL

Carl

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Posted 28th Nov 2011 at 20:02
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Playing around with a Passat window regulator and generally chilling out. Just too skint to do anything really, so trying to drum up a few odd services here and there.

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Posted 28th Nov 2011 at 21:24

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