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Trewey
Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
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Surely you must be mistaken?
Gaylanders are ultra reliable and never break down.
And on the rare occasion that they do, parts are really cheap - you can replace the whole transmission for 47p.
Gaylanders are ultra reliable and never break down.
And on the rare occasion that they do, parts are really cheap - you can replace the whole transmission for 47p.
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dont be silly Trewy.
Dont you ever listen.........
they have a serious door winda priblem - you ask NI
parently its the only problem tho
Dont you ever listen.........
they have a serious door winda priblem - you ask NI
parently its the only problem tho
Northern Irelander
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Did you narrow down what part it was or did you just let some garage stick the arm in?
Northern Irelander
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MHM you are mincing my words, but you would lead us to believe the engine temp sensor is on the inlet
Sirus
Your all Banned except me
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hee hee.
i am sure the temp sensor is on the inlet/return to the engine from the radiator. Am i wrong? Nope - nevva wrong - am I mistaken?
i am sure the temp sensor is on the inlet/return to the engine from the radiator. Am i wrong
? Nope - nevva wrong - am I mistaken?
G13SJC
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Other than the clunk did it drive quietly??
Sounds like a simple front diff mount was all that was needed.
I'm on original VCU and IRD at 115K. Diff mounts have been replaced as front was shot.
