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Old 13th February 2014, 09:42   #21
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Just been paid Mark?
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Old 13th February 2014, 09:44   #22
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I've always tanked every car I've owned and then run it down until the light comes on, saves time visiting petrol stations when you live in a rural area Sean!
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Old 13th February 2014, 11:53   #23
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Thanks for the replies guys - a big help, as always !
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Old 13th February 2014, 23:13   #24
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I've always tanked every car I've owned and then run it down until the light comes on, saves time visiting petrol stations when you live in a rural area Sean!
Never let mine go below half full/empty. Less condensation in the tank this time of the year.
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Old 14th February 2014, 06:56   #25
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Never let mine go below half full/empty. Less condensation in the tank this time of the year.
Fuel contains moisture anyway, also look at the way it is stored in tanks at service stations. I know what you mean though..
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Old 15th February 2014, 16:11   #26
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I recently changed my tyres and it made a hell of a difference - much quieter cruising, better handling, less skittish - **** tyres have a lot to answer for!
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