Marmaduke
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Two out of two, back of the netTaking two for mot tomorrow, a D1 and a D2
even complimented my welding 
Other what have u done on ur disco today
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even complimented my welding 
brian47
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A result!Two out of two, back of the net
But don't rest on your laurels, you know you'll have to get under them again by next week.
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drove it and enjoyed it enough said
Marmaduke
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I've sold one of them and once I've done a couple of jobs on the td5 that'll be eBay
Marmaduke
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Swapped the rear airbags, what a simple job. No more saggy arse
Now that’s it’s got a fresh mot , today I changed the engine oil and fitted genuine oil filter
Next want to replace the ATF and transfer oil , will wait a few hundred miles before resetting the adaptions and update the software
Got to measure out the oil for the front and rear diffs and Then find the leak on the aircon
Next want to replace the ATF and transfer oil , will wait a few hundred miles before resetting the adaptions and update the software
Got to measure out the oil for the front and rear diffs and Then find the leak on the aircon
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Standing looking at it from my kitchen window with a coffee thinking my back hurts & I need to pull the
auto bollox out it
On the bright side it started first crack with no smoke
auto bollox out it
On the bright side it started first crack with no smoke
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Swapped the rear airbags, what a simple job. No more saggy arse
Looks clean enough why you selling it
Marmaduke
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Cos it's an auto and my commute is more suited to a manual. I'll be honest I really like it but I know from experience that windy country lanes and autos don't suit my driving styleLooks clean enough why you selling it
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Cos it's an auto and my commute is more suited to a manual. I'll be honest I really like it but I know from experience that windy country lanes and autos don't suit my driving style
Fair enough ive never driven an auto D2, mines have been manual I was looking for another one but ive been holding
off to see if I could get my D1 driving
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Marmaduke
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It always seems to be in the wrong gear, shame really cos it's a nice place to beFair enough ive never driven an auto D2, mines have been manual I was looking for another one but ive been holding
off to see if I could get my D1
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It always seems to be in the wrong gear, shame really cos it's a nice place to be
I always fancied an auto but my D1 is giving me grief now I wish I hadn't bothered
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I have been rear ended in mine today, a nice comfortable place to be I must say.
Unlike the driver of the VW Passat who instigated the conjoining.
His had a cracked headlight , towball shaped hole in the bumper including other cracks and dents a smashed grille and a crinkled bonnet for the first 4 inches. Mine has a cracked plastic surround on the pneumatic step, ( admittedly the rust inside the plastic surround that makes up the step fell out..LOL) and he managed to put a hole in my rubber towball cover.
A good place to be when being rear ended I must say.
Just a shame the phone is knackered otherwise I would post a piccie.
Cheers
Unlike the driver of the VW Passat who instigated the conjoining.
His had a cracked headlight , towball shaped hole in the bumper including other cracks and dents a smashed grille and a crinkled bonnet for the first 4 inches. Mine has a cracked plastic surround on the pneumatic step, ( admittedly the rust inside the plastic surround that makes up the step fell out..LOL) and he managed to put a hole in my rubber towball cover.
A good place to be when being rear ended I must say.
Just a shame the phone is knackered otherwise I would post a piccie.
Cheers
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Is the person concerned enough to buy you a new step ? .. and two ball cover ?
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That's a shame sounds as if the vw is w@nkered lol
Them tow ball covers are very rare & cost a mint haha
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That's a shame sounds as if the vw is w@nkered lol
Them tow ball covers are very rare & cost a mint haha
Just spoke to the owner, apparently they cannot open the bonnet and the wing is also stuffed.
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The owner of this, was lucky enough to walk away from this .today ...
A car transporter pulled out of his depot without looking at the road he was pulling out on ...
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Come insurance renewal time, you should let the company know about the accident
(dont shoot the postie!
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The owner of this, was lucky enough to walk away from this .today ...
A car transporter pulled out of his depot without looking at the road he was pulling out on ...
If it was the road opposite. they weren't long in advertising for a new driver
