The Chill Out Zone

[coolcat]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good Morning Jeff, I bet that tasted good and set you up for the day catch you later

Cheers Phil,

Hope Jessica and you are recovering from your move and are starting to settle in okay

[trikey]

Afternoon all, sat at work awaiting delivery of a mould from the toolmakers.

Managed to clean my plenum and change the pollen filter this morning before heading off.

[Rev Jules]

Got back from my visit to Lates for a Cam Belts change plus a service and check over, because of a severe rattle coming from the lower part of the engine on the offside, I decide to have the car transported to Rugby 58 miles away, just as well because when the bits and pieces were stripped down, it was found the belt tensioner had seized solid, Leighton (Lates) had said it could have shredded the belt at any time as the belt was extremely shiny and cracks had started to appear on the outside, I cannot thank them enough for a great job done in making sure everything was up and running after putting it all back together, it certainly opened up my eyes as to how much work is involved in doing this job.
I know because of money problems people attempt this all I can say is could luck
And I can see why cars are scrapped because of the cost involved, and why some garages won’t want to do it.
On the way home this would have been the first time I driven the car on a decent run well impressed, I have been told that the balance Viz Motor is not working so I need to get that sorted, so a chat to Stocktake is imminent.

Rev

[Lancpudn]

Originally Posted by Rev Jules

Got back from my visit to Lates for a Cam Belts change plus a service and check over, because of a severe rattle coming from the lower part of the engine on the offside, I decide to have the car transported to Rugby 58 miles away, just as well because when the bits and pieces were stripped down, it was found the belt tensioner had seized solid, Leighton (Lates) had said it could have shredded the belt at any time as the belt was extremely shiny and cracks had started to appear on the outside, I cannot thank them enough for a great job done in making sure everything was up and running after putting it all back together, it certainly opened up my eyes as to how much work is involved in doing this job.
I know because of money problems people attempt this all I can say is could luck
And I can see why cars are scrapped because of the cost involved, and why some garages won’t want to do it.
On the way home this would have been the first time I driven the car on a decent run well impressed, I have been told that the balance Viz Motor is not working so I need to get that sorted, so a chat to Stocktake is imminent.

Rev

You broke it already?

[Lancpudn]

Evening all, some numbnuts has been letting fireworks off for the last hour they must have a shedload left over from bonfire or summert



Peas soup with bacon ribs for tea with tiger bread doorstoppers

[Rev Jules]

Originally Posted by Lancpudn

You broke it already?

You! You! fing on two legs, no I taint broke it already

How’s your back.

Rev

[Lancpudn]

Originally Posted by Rev Jules

You! You! fing on two legs, no I taint broke it already

How’s your back.

Rev

LOL sounds like driver abuse to me My back is still cream crackered I'm full of co-codamol and whisky at present and it seems to be getting better by the glass.

[Rev Jules]

Originally Posted by Lancpudn

LOL sounds like driver abuse to me My back is still cream crackered I'm full of co-codamol and whisky at present and it seems to be getting better by the glass.

Just the ticket, keep up the good work

Rev

[FLYING BANANA]

Not touched any falling down water since I attended the NEC this year.

[coolcat]

Ros and I are settled down on board and watching the dancing.......We have had pasta and garlic bread for supper and I'm now on my second pint