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Hi, Summer yippeeee!!:D Aircon - gone. . . :( I have a shot condensor, are they repairable? Or Extortionately expensive new?:eek: Blue skies

Can anybody recommend some chrome platers in the Cambridge area? (just don't ask. . . ):rolleyes: Blue skies

Strange question: Does anybody know if the speedo in p38's reads over, or under at 30mph?? I had a gatso flash me and my speedo said 30mph.:confused: Something's not right here???:mad: P.

'bout 31mpg and treehuggers putting notes on ol'rustie see: http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f10/wtf-30034.html

Having driven both, back to back, I'd argue the case. A friend has a newer diesel auto and its not a patch on the manual. Not by a long shot! But then, venture into town. . . Well, you deserve what you get ;-) Also manage to get 4 ~ 6 mpg more than the auto. I am sure better could...

The 2CV is, I believe (seen the figures for one, or two), one of the worst cars for pollution - next to the trabant, of course

Prefer to engage in some education in accordance with the Recommended Daily User Allowance of electricity yep, you guessed it: ITS CATTLE PROD TIME!!! A couple of doses of the ol'kickstart machine to recharge batteries for no good reason :-)

Right'o, me thinks its time to , oh, I don't know: maybe respond in kind. . . Any ideas (civil & non) to display ??? Think the plod might not be too impressed if we went for treehuggers (remains maybe) as bonnet / bars ornamentation?

http://www.pistonheads.com/news/default.asp?storyId=13593 says it all guess me ol' classic is for the hatchet next so much for "respect your elders"

libral application of chainsaw. . . oh, alright then: cattle prod:-) as Helpme put it: a little "self recovery" may be needed

Parked up on a secure (supposedly) clients site near Cambs. Think their security are going to have to review their tapes

What in hells name is this about???:mad: Its usually good practice to get your facts right before inserting foot in mouth. . . though i do make the odd exception myself occasionally.:o but i think they are getting a low hit-rate on this one

Well, had the height sensors replaced and recalibrated. has it improved matters - i think not!! instead of the occasional error, I now get an EAS fault as soon as i turn on the ignition. . . WTF!!! (sorry) Have to go back (on Saturday) it have it plugged in. . . And I'd bet its goin to...

Results of the testbook: HEVAC (32) Compressor clutch control circuit open or short to ground (50) Heater core temperature sensor circuit short to ground ABS Brake switch failure Front right wheel sensor open circuit intermittent EAS Front left height sensor is out of range Rear left...

yep - ?? though soon to join alcoholics anonymous

Was thinking of having it hooked up for diagnostics at LR (or anywhere else). Is there any questions i should ask? Anything i should get them to do?

Further to the story: Old classic car, made new fuel tank and 4 fills later only from the afore mentioned supermarket and i had to carry spare fuel filters untill i can remove and flush the tank, fuel lines and rebuild the carb. To add insult to injury, the fuel pump on my motorbike has also...

I have a manual '97 DSE with 155k on the clock, with a PSI box for the last 40k and have had no engine problems. I use a standard air fliter and get 31 to 35mpg. Wet weather = poor economy. Some bad fuel fills from our local tesco means the i can't use down to the last 10/15L, 'cause she...

I'm thinking my love of my P38 is being sorley tested! The aircon wants my cheque book. (never appears when its below 5C, or in the mornings. seems to blow out air where & when you tell it - but temp can often go above set temp) And for its next trick. . . EAS fault (sometimes) compressor...

Thank you gents, very much appreciated. Set about degreasing and cleaning this morning, all lube’d up and regreased now. So far, so good. Can you recommend a source of sensors? cost, etc? Blue skies (I think. . .)