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Very strong interests in car mechanics, DIY, plumbing, electrical, electronics and all other things mechanical. Also interested in computers and motorcycles when the weather permits.
I hate decorating as I think we all do, but I do like bricklaying, plastering, kitchen fitting, general house renovations and groundworks - Passes the time
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11 April 2013 - 11:56 PM
Do I Buy A Transit St/sport Van
19 February 2013 - 07:57 PM
Well the Mondeo is due an mot at the start of next month, she needs a ball joint, a track rod end and possibly brake discs and pads
So I have ordered all the bits up to get her sorted at the weekend and fingers crossed..
But for a while i have been thinking about a van, possibly a transit connect as its a good size but still relatively small.
Now im thinking of just getting rid of the Mondeo all together between mot time and xmas to buy a new transit st van in performance blue. That way i will have rid of the Mondeo before she gives me any grief. Had her for 2 years now and only replaced a thermostat, egr valve, handbrake cables and calipers on the rear, the rest of it has been the usual service items
I love driving bigger vehicles so a van is my kinda thing. I will also use it for transporting equipment, tools and for hobby use.
My only concern is, can I get rid of my car all together and live with a van? it seems more practical for me but it wont be the same. The van does have enough toys for me as standard, heated screen, cruise control, dab radio etc
So I have been thinking about, fuel costs, maintenance costs, tyres etc. the van will have a 3yr/100k mile warranty so i should have much to worry about for the first while atleast.
any thoughts or opinions on this? and no i dont have a caravan...
So I have ordered all the bits up to get her sorted at the weekend and fingers crossed..
But for a while i have been thinking about a van, possibly a transit connect as its a good size but still relatively small.
Now im thinking of just getting rid of the Mondeo all together between mot time and xmas to buy a new transit st van in performance blue. That way i will have rid of the Mondeo before she gives me any grief. Had her for 2 years now and only replaced a thermostat, egr valve, handbrake cables and calipers on the rear, the rest of it has been the usual service items
I love driving bigger vehicles so a van is my kinda thing. I will also use it for transporting equipment, tools and for hobby use.
My only concern is, can I get rid of my car all together and live with a van? it seems more practical for me but it wont be the same. The van does have enough toys for me as standard, heated screen, cruise control, dab radio etc
So I have been thinking about, fuel costs, maintenance costs, tyres etc. the van will have a 3yr/100k mile warranty so i should have much to worry about for the first while atleast.
any thoughts or opinions on this? and no i dont have a caravan...
Any Scottish Motorbike Riders?
06 January 2013 - 12:03 AM
hi guys,
Just curious to know if there are any scottish motorbike riders on here who might be up for a meet in the better weather?
Struggling to get the bike out at the moment, I think I've had it out twice this winter lol
im in central scotland btw
stef
Just curious to know if there are any scottish motorbike riders on here who might be up for a meet in the better weather?
Struggling to get the bike out at the moment, I think I've had it out twice this winter lol
im in central scotland btw
stef
Flashing Coil Light
22 September 2012 - 09:20 PM
Can anyone confirm that the flashing coil light on my 2.2tdci could be caused by the egr sensor? That's what my hunch is due to the fault code being stored as pending an wont clear. (P0409 IIRC)
What Led Side Lights?
20 August 2012 - 07:39 PM
Hi guys,
i know there are a few folk out there who have changed their sidelights to led...now im not looking to do this on my car but on my bike.
I have been trawling ebay and a few sites selling bike parts but i just cant make my mind up. the ebay ones seem cheap so im worried about quality?
im going to change the headlight bulbs to philips super brilliance or something similar so i dont want mega bright side lights that look daft
just wondering what you guys are using and what you recommend
many thanks
stef
i know there are a few folk out there who have changed their sidelights to led...now im not looking to do this on my car but on my bike.
I have been trawling ebay and a few sites selling bike parts but i just cant make my mind up. the ebay ones seem cheap so im worried about quality?
im going to change the headlight bulbs to philips super brilliance or something similar so i dont want mega bright side lights that look daft
just wondering what you guys are using and what you recommend
many thanks
stef
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