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Clear your in box tried to pm youQuote:
Originally Posted by Andy
done kev
Stupid rear brakes on the car sticking because of the cold and then get home to find the drive blocked
by a another car so my car now is at the bottom of the road
That infuriates me does that.lack of respect plus idiocyQuote:
Originally Posted by SGA33
Whos car is/was it, i wouldve blocked them in, my fookin drive so fook off!
i do it if there is no drop kerb and no where else to parkQuote:
Originally Posted by Andy
that's nowt... we once had to put up a street name sign over the end of someone's illegal driveway.. they had cut the old one off at pavement level to get their car in... and it was still parked there when we put the sign up......lol (regent st, barwell)Quote:
Originally Posted by turbojolt
Having to stop in the dark and put on a new fan belt after the other one dissapeared. Bloody miserable but on the other hand, after 10 minutes of bad language I was able to drive off, not the case for every car.
Renewed my pads and disks all round on the Mondeo, only to discover that I do indeed have a knackered rear bearing. So much play and noise! lol
My brakes were pretty knackered anyway, so despite initial guesswork, I had convinced myself that it was the rear pads trailing on. Nope!
I didn't even want to drive it the four miles home lol. It's about to fall apart. A lovely 'scraping' sound present at all speeds, both directions, and changed pitch when introduced to pot holes etc ffs.
I put 1150 miles on the car in two days the other weekend, said noise was with me all the way. lol
don't worry too much. i drove back from germany with a rear bearing grumbling on my 1st nova...
on a rear disc setup, its nigh on impossible for the wheel to fall off. the caliper holds it all on