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Gaz

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  1. Hello PMFW4 Slippery little suckers will try to wriggle out of anything! I'd suggest talking to Trading Standards/Consumer Direct before taking any further action, and follow their advice. A known issue, developing into a fault, which then isn't covered by a warranty? What did it log, if there wasn't an issue. Shabby indeed ๐Ÿ™„ Gaz
  2. Am I imagining it, or do I remember that Fuchs Titan is the exact same oil in a different frock?: https://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-984-fuchs-titan-supersyn-5w-40-high-performance-fully-synthetic-engine-oil.aspx Gaz
  3. I'm of a height where I always need the driver's seat as far back at it will go. In my Octavia Estate this did compromise rear leg room, but in my Superb there was still plenty of room for two 6'+ offspring. Gaz
  4. Welcome Hardy Just wait โ€˜til you get some stupid answers. Youโ€™ll soon realise youโ€™re in good company Gaz
  5. Stick a Thudbuster seat post on it? Iโ€™ve never needed rear suspension, so didnโ€™t think about it being different. G
  6. Nothing wrong with the bike per se. Battery should still be in good order unless it's not been looked after/left drained. I like 'em as bikes! Realise local is good but there's a new (2020) one quite a bit cheaper: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/224991299369?hash=item346286c729:g:YvQAAOSwnLlig~i~ Gaz
  7. St Mary's Church, Fairford. Interesting because it's the only medieval Parish Church in the Country with a full set of 28 stained glass windows, one of which is the origin (allegedly) of the phrase 'Going to hell in a hand cart': Fairford's a smashing little village to visit and while away a day. Gaz
  8. No prizes for quality, but I was quite pleased to have snapped this brown trout as it made its way past a heron at Bourton-on-the-Water:
  9. Welcome back MC Who cares about virtues, being patient's a drag, especially when it comes to new carsies ๐Ÿ˜Ž Gaz
  10. Gaz replied to Luksa238's topic in Hellos and Goodbyes
    Hello and welcome Luksa Gaz
  11. Just back from a few days away and on the 154 mile journey to the Cotswolds, the GTI got 48.5mpg. A fair chunk of it was M23, M25, M3 & M4 so I sat at 65mph on cruise, with the occasional blip to get past the people who overtook me, then slowed down. That's with two of us, luggage and a bike (folder in the boot). Not a bit like hypermiling, but I was quite pleased given I wasn't particularly trying. Gaz
  12. Gaz replied to tricarr's topic in Hellos and Goodbyes
    Hello tricarr Gaz
  13. Sleeve seizing, causing expansion from getting too hot? Gaz
  14. All three DSG's I've got/had have been both superb and faultless. I've a mate with an A5 that's got the CVT box, and the DSG's are far better IMO. If it's a 2.0 Diesel from that era, it'll have the DQ250 six speed wet clutch DSG, that should have services at 40k intervals. This is the better DSG in my opinion, although the DQ200 in our Polo GTI has also been spot on (a 1.6 diesel will have this DQ200 seven speed dry clutch unit). The DQ200 doesn't have a service schedule - it's worth doing a bit of background reading on this box, although by 2017 most of the early wrinkles were ironed out. I think it's arguable as to whether manual is '..the safest way to go'. Gaz
  15. Hello and welcome Mike Gaz
  16. Gaz replied to HJL's topic in Hellos and Goodbyes
    Hello HJL, welcome along Gaz
  17. Dragonfly on my fence just now. I didn't bother getting my phone out as I knew I wouldn't be quick enough. After three or four minutes I thought well, in for a penny. Dragonfly stayed around for a couple of mins after too. Lovely to see:
  18. I've suggested getting a touch up set. Doubt it'll happen. To be honest, it's seven years old, all four alloys are knackered, it's got car park dings, a score across the NSF window which arrived after it was washed (Mrs Gaz wears rings). All things that'd drive me nuts, but if I fixed them they'd soon be replaced. A paint chip on plastic is just something else to try to not look at. G
  19. Loctite All Plastics seems to have done the trick : Unfortunately not before Mrs Gaz dropped the flap on to the drive for no apparent reason, chipping the paint: Gaz
  20. Yeah that's come up ta. I've got JB Cold Weld, but it looks like Loctite All Plastics might be the one to try for this particular application. Unit looks simple enough to change if all else fails. Gaz
  21. Mrs Gaz has just managed to snap her plastic petrol flap clean off ๐Ÿ™„: It's a clean break. Has anyone glued one back on before? I'm wondering what glue might be best, or whether to just get a new one and be done with it. Ta Gaz
  22. The 'grill' looks like it peels off. Very meh Gaz
  23. Indeed ๐Ÿ˜ฑ Gaz
  24. Greetings P2debie Gaz
  25. Samba Green. G

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