P38A EAS - what else ?

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I have just been in to see Monsieur Renault and told him all about the saga to which so many on here have contributed. I wasn't rubbing his nose in it as he had freely admitted that P38s are a bit beyond him. In normal times he does get a fair number of UK tourists limping in with problems with their "foreign" cars and I have now offered him the facility of my EASUnlock (and its operator) for when the next P38 comes in. I was thinking of dropping into the International Rescue section here with my admittedly limited knowledge but which can be backed up by M. Renault's facilities. He is often pleased to pass some of these "far from home lost souls" to someone who speaks their language. I'd appreciate any observations from you or other members who have been able to help out such "lost souls".

I hope your green-laning went well and that IT didn't play up while you were far from home.
Well done and you've got the forum just a click away.:D:D
 
Good result mate always good when something goes right on these machines

Good morning all.

After the long, and (thanks to all on here), ultimately successful saga of my can't-get-it-up EAS system, I thought that I should report the crowning glory.
Yesterday I took the P38 for its Contrôle Technique (= MOT) and it passed, with no immediate requirements, just 2 or 3 longer-term recommendations. I have quite a trek to the nearest station that covers the LPG aspect. Do you have to do this in the UK ? Our test here is every 2 years, UK is now every year, I think? At this particular station, the tester who is also the proprietor, is happy for me to stay with him while he chats non-stop about what he is doing and what the results mean at every stage. However, he repeated the "pollution test" about 6 times before he could persuade it to conform ! What a nice chap he is. When he started this bit everything on his screen was showing up in red and I was mentally rehearsing my questions here on what I should do next.

Still on the subject of LPG I have a sticker on my windscreen that permits me to go into city centres including Paris at any time and completely avoid the draconian restrictions. Not just a congestion charge such as London has but a complete ban on some days and at certain hours. Visitors to France need to know that without a sticker you can't drive into Paris at all. The good news is that UK residents can apply for one of these stickers. Strange that LPG cars aren't permitted through the French-owned Channel Tunnel but get special concessions for city centres !

For anyone planning to come and live in France, I am happy to advise on getting tested (and the car as well if you like !).
 
I've still got my crutches for emergencies:D:D
Don't joke about it ! With a hip that wouldn't bend, getting in and out of the little yellow car was impossible for several months and climbing into the P38 and chucking the crutches over the seats was b****y difficult. Getting out, you just swivel and slide. Too much information ? Is there a medical forum here ?
 
Don't joke about it ! With a hip that wouldn't bend, getting in and out of the little yellow car was impossible for several months and climbing into the P38 and chucking the crutches over the seats was b****y difficult. Getting out, you just swivel and slide. Too much information ? Is there a medical forum here ?
Sorry mate.that forum is full.:eek::D:D
 
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Good morning all.

After the long, and (thanks to all on here), ultimately successful saga of my can't-get-it-up EAS system, I thought that I should report the crowning glory.
Yesterday I took the P38 for its Contrôle Technique (= MOT) and it passed, with no immediate requirements, just 2 or 3 longer-term recommendations. I have quite a trek to the nearest station that covers the LPG aspect. Do you have to do this in the UK ? Our test here is every 2 years, UK is now every year, I think? At this particular station, the tester who is also the proprietor, is happy for me to stay with him while he chats non-stop about what he is doing and what the results mean at every stage. However, he repeated the "pollution test" about 6 times before he could persuade it to conform ! What a nice chap he is. When he started this bit everything on his screen was showing up in red and I was mentally rehearsing my questions here on what I should do next.

Still on the subject of LPG I have a sticker on my windscreen that permits me to go into city centres including Paris at any time and completely avoid the draconian restrictions. Not just a congestion charge such as London has but a complete ban on some days and at certain hours. Visitors to France need to know that without a sticker you can't drive into Paris at all. The good news is that UK residents can apply for one of these stickers. Strange that LPG cars aren't permitted through the French-owned Channel Tunnel but get special concessions for city centres !

For anyone planning to come and live in France, I am happy to advise on getting tested (and the car as well if you like !).

Over here if you drive it in on LPG they test the emissions on LPG and that's that. No-one checks the LPG setup that I can see.

Yes, odd it isn't allowed in the tunnel. I guess they think it is more explosive?
 
OK who nicked my name plate ? Even my "Member" is missing !

Obviously somebody who took offence at a dodgy translation of my Nom de Plum - Pression de Gonflage. That's almost Epsom Green by the way, which as everyone knows is the only really correct colour...for anything. And I've just discovered the fontsizetool.
I shall just turn off the lights for 30 seconds and give the guilty party time to replace the stolen name plate.
 
OK who nicked my name plate ? Even my "Member" is missing !

Obviously somebody who took offence at a dodgy translation of my Nom de Plum - Pression de Gonflage. That's almost Epsom Green by the way, which as everyone knows is the only really correct colour...for anything. And I've just discovered the fontsizetool.
I shall just turn off the lights for 30 seconds and give the guilty party time to replace the stolen name plate.
I certainly never touched your member.:eek:;):rolleyes:
 
I'm setting down with a Guiness to watch the match when the pundits stop there prattling. Is it just me but does Oprah Winfrey look like Ian Wright dressed as Mrs Doubtfire?
Mrs Doubtfire talks more sense a nd doesn't believe clap trap some folks tell her
Will put match on about 7.55 when the pundits have gone
 
I'm setting down with a Guiness to watch the match when the pundits stop there prattling. Is it just me but does Oprah Winfrey look like Ian Wright dressed as Mrs Doubtfire?

1. Nobody told me that there was cricket on tonight, although being of a squeamish disposition, I'm not sure I want to watch our current collection of flannelled fools.

2. Is that something to do with an Opry house ?

3.Is Ian Wright a subscriber to this superior intellectual forum.

4. Wot about be decorations ?
 
1. Nobody told me that there was cricket on tonight, although being of a squeamish disposition, I'm not sure I want to watch our current collection of flannelled fools.

2. Is that something to do with an Opry house ?

3.Is Ian Wright a subscriber to this superior intellectual forum.

4. Wot about be decorations ?
Now I've watched it I wish it was a game of cricket, f**king rubbish. One pass forward ten passes back. Thank god our lass bought me a bottle of red wine to sup.
PS red wine is good for the heart , hospital told me so:D:D So much for the England football team:eek::eek::oops:
 
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