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09 April 2006, 07:16 PM
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Good to see you are starting to use some of the **** process Pete.
Easybleeds are crap, they often introduce more air into the system than you are taking out. Dont you have any friends to help you do the bleed process properly? ermm, stupid question.
Easybleeds are crap, they often introduce more air into the system than you are taking out. Dont you have any friends to help you do the bleed process properly? ermm, stupid question.
09 April 2006, 09:39 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
It wasn't you then??
Someone like you posted up that they soak it overnight and visit it every 30 minutes to top-up ............. suits your personallity traits Simon
I was flabbergasted at the time and remember it as you would! ScoobyNet has a lot to answer for!
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Someone like you posted up that they soak it overnight and visit it every 30 minutes to top-up ............. suits your personallity traits Simon
I was flabbergasted at the time and remember it as you would! ScoobyNet has a lot to answer for!
Pete
09 April 2006, 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted by GC8
I have changed my oil in a similar way to you actually.
I have been mistaken, clearly - you are a Normal ......
Pete
ps. the size of the main bearing width makes not one bit of difference to how long it will last if serviced correctly
09 April 2006, 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Friends?? All my friends are long dead 
Pre-filling the oil filter, something you said wasnt needed.
09 April 2006, 10:08 PM
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Originally Posted by johnfelstead
Shame that, most middle aged men still have some friends left.
Pre-filling the oil filter, something you said wasnt needed.
Pre-filling the oil filter, something you said wasnt needed.
I know we are all living longer - but I never thought 77 years old is now considered middle aged!
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09 April 2006, 10:13 PM
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It isnt, but then you never have been as old as you say you are. Some of us have been on here long enough to remember when you first apeared and how you decided to invent an old age "personality".
09 April 2006, 10:28 PM
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Not really Pete, but i remember when you started to talk complete bollox. Back then i was a moderator and it was my job, so to speak, to try and keep some semblance of sense on the BBS. That has long since gone with characters like you lying on here every day.
09 April 2006, 10:58 PM
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Originally Posted by johnfelstead
Not really Pete, but i remember when you started to talk complete bollox. Back then i was a moderator and it was my job, so to speak, to try and keep some semblance of sense on the BBS. That has long since gone with characters like you lying on here every day.
You must be a bundle of fun to be around
I'm so glad that we are different ................. I couldn't face being a boring fart
Pete
10 April 2006, 11:26 AM
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Just carried out the 62.5k service on my daily driver myself...
Total consumable cost?
Less than 25 quid...including: Oil Filter, Pollen Filter and 5.6 litres of 5W30 Semi Synthetic Oil all as used by the manufacturer.
Even got a stamp in the Service book...I knew that potato would come in handy
Still, I'd never try starting the car without making sure the oil pressure was up, there's a proceedure for doing that you know
Total consumable cost?
Less than 25 quid...including: Oil Filter, Pollen Filter and 5.6 litres of 5W30 Semi Synthetic Oil all as used by the manufacturer.
Even got a stamp in the Service book...I knew that potato would come in handy
Still, I'd never try starting the car without making sure the oil pressure was up, there's a proceedure for doing that you know
10 April 2006, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by johnfelstead
You dont have to be boring to tell the truth, Mr false personality.
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10 April 2006, 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by johnfelstead
It isnt, but then you never have been as old as you say you are. Some of us have been on here long enough to remember when you first apeared and how you decided to invent an old age "personality".
and i just assumed pete spoke cack from post no.1
how's the brakes pete?
10 April 2006, 08:11 PM
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Why are you still posting on here pete..?
Why don't you do EVERYONE a favour and **** off..?!! That is until you back up your ****e with some evidence (ie scan of receipt for NSPCC donation, scan of your driving licence/passport- obviously you can blank out address/real name details etc).
Your week away (ie hiding) was, for me, the best week on SN since joining. You came crawling back (MrRee) but can't help it, within a few days you're being you usual w@nker self (ie 22st hard as nails (ex doorman) gorilla working on nuclear warheads who is 77yrs old, suffers bad health (breath and is therefore unable to attend the NBO..! Oh and you've got a MAGNUM..! lol.... and an expert in automotive maintenance, yet didn't know how to top up gearbox oil or what tank size his car has).
Come on Pete, who did you pay to do your discs/pads..? We know you didn't do it yourself, you're just trying to gain some respect to back up the BS..!
Why don't you do EVERYONE a favour and **** off..?!! That is until you back up your ****e with some evidence (ie scan of receipt for NSPCC donation, scan of your driving licence/passport- obviously you can blank out address/real name details etc).
Your week away (ie hiding) was, for me, the best week on SN since joining. You came crawling back (MrRee) but can't help it, within a few days you're being you usual w@nker self (ie 22st hard as nails (ex doorman) gorilla working on nuclear warheads who is 77yrs old, suffers bad health (breath
and is therefore unable to attend the NBO..! Oh and you've got a MAGNUM..! lol.... and an expert in automotive maintenance, yet didn't know how to top up gearbox oil or what tank size his car has).Come on Pete, who did you pay to do your discs/pads..? We know you didn't do it yourself, you're just trying to gain some respect to back up the BS..!
10 April 2006, 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
It's the truth that I tell that you so often object to, Mr TwoFace!!
Pete
Pete
sorry, my mod privilages went a long time ago hoskib.
10 April 2006, 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted by johnfelstead
Lyer lyer pants on fire.
sorry, my mod privilages went a long time ago hoskib.
sorry, my mod privilages went a long time ago hoskib.
i'm really interested to see when pete went through the changewas it really that obvious? you seem to have hit a nerve mate
11 April 2006, 12:57 PM
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Hit a Nerve, my ****!!
I never went through any 'change' at all ... I am what I am, I have always been, and I tell it as it is - if you want PC crap don't read my posts
And the brakes are FINE!!
The engine seems sweet too since the terrible Oil change I did
Next stop bleed the brakes, drain and re-fill the coolant, spark plugs maybe (if I can get to the damned things with my gorilla hands!)
Pete
I never went through any 'change' at all ... I am what I am, I have always been, and I tell it as it is - if you want PC crap don't read my posts
And the brakes are FINE!!
The engine seems sweet too since the terrible Oil change I did
Next stop bleed the brakes, drain and re-fill the coolant, spark plugs maybe (if I can get to the damned things with my gorilla hands!)
Pete
11 April 2006, 09:06 PM
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I tend to read posts on here more than actually posting them myself and i have learned a lot from them regarding the scoob but recently i have been welcomed onto the forum with the following message:
Hello ukjesters it appears that you have not posted on our forums in several weeks, why not take a few moments to ask a question, help provide a solution or just engage in a conversation with another member in any one of our forums?
So here goes:
pslewis your are one total and utter fcukwit.
Hope that helps,
Regards,
Rick.
Hello ukjesters it appears that you have not posted on our forums in several weeks, why not take a few moments to ask a question, help provide a solution or just engage in a conversation with another member in any one of our forums?
So here goes:
pslewis your are one total and utter fcukwit.
Hope that helps,
Regards,
Rick.
11 April 2006, 09:14 PM
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Another wind up pete??
just shot yourself in the foot, with number 11.
the oil light dosent go out immidiatly following an oil change, it takes a second or possibly 2-3 before enough pressure is built up following an oil change.
you almost made credible for once.
A- must try harder
not fullfilling the best of the best are we
Mart
just shot yourself in the foot, with number 11.
the oil light dosent go out immidiatly following an oil change, it takes a second or possibly 2-3 before enough pressure is built up following an oil change.
you almost made credible for once.
A- must try harder
not fullfilling the best of the best are we
Mart
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