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Gaz

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  1. Greetings Mr B, or Mr S Sounds like it's run in then! Gaz
  2. Cheers Carlston Just done what Wino alluded to. According to the V5 it's a 6R chassis. Not that I can see much difference as to 6C or 6R. I can't get down low enough yet to look closely at the springs to check the dots. Well I can, but getting back up'll be a challenge. So flipping frustrating! Knowing the springs to be OEM, I'm now wondering if I buy Kilen or Lesjofors, should I buy a pair, rather than just one? We reckon Sally did it a few weeks back on a particularly nasty pot hole. Probably partially fractured it then and the cold and wet finished it off as the 'my spring's bust' noise started when pulling off our drive a couple of days ago. Dropped kerb and a minor camber - certainly not enough to pop a spring on it's own. Wouldn't mind but when looking (as best I could) yesterday, I noticed she also needed two front tyres. And in the evening her phone got hacked. Hopefully that's the three things done. Tyres replaced this afternoon, so it's at least now on four PS4's. Gaz
  3. Brilliant, many thanks Wino Gaz
  4. I suppose this could also go in the what annoyed you today thread Wife's just popped her NSF suspension spring. I'm not able to DIY it as I'm still recovering from my hip replacement, so it's got to go to a garage. Quote from VW - £489. That's £11 shy of £500 to replace one broken spring FFS They won't be getting the work. I'm inclined to buy and supply the spring. Can anyone in the know confirm the correct part number please? It's a 2015 1.8 GTI DSG (192ps). TIA Gaz
  5. I agree both points. My point was observational, and as my cars were bought new, they both went straight back to Skoda and VW respectively, who both gave the same explanation and re-assured me nothing was wrong. My concerns were noted though (which was my main intention). If it wasn't there before, but is now, then it'd probably be best to have it investigated, in case it's something more serious, as you and Max have indicated. The audio quality after the initial whirr doesn't sound great and there's obviously no substitute for actually being there with the car to hear it. Gaz
  6. The sound at 8 seconds is the same as my Golf has done since new (2018 2.0 TSI), is the same as my previous vRS did since new (2015 2.0 TSI), and is the same as my Wife's Polo GTI does (2015 1.8 TSI). It was explained to me that it's the sound made as an oil rail fills. Gaz
  7. Gaz replied to Adok's topic in Hellos and Goodbyes
    Hello Adok Never had a Roomster, but always liked 'em - quirky and versatile Gaz
  8. Hello Dan Gaz
  9. Gaz replied to mot-man's topic in Hellos and Goodbyes
    OMG, 'declined a brake inspection' : https://mattersoftesting.blog.gov.uk/horror-story-brake-disc/ Hello MOT man Gaz
  10. Andy (Auric) got an 18" Gemini sitting flush: Gaz
  11. What about Softscoop's Octy in the classifieds? Looks a good buy to me. Gaz
  12. Exactly so. One underneath the battery tray, and one below the brake servo. Gaz
  13. Hello Stoo A 2005 Mk1 Superb (V6TDI) was my first Skoda, and brought me here. I hope you get to love yours as much as I did mine. Rose tinted glasses, but if I saw mine on the market I'd not hesitate to buy it again! Gaz
  14. If you gained 68m in elevation, but your maximum elevation was 56m, does this mean you started in a bunker, 12m underground? Good average over ten miles Gaz
  15. That's my old 18" Gemini that Andy (Auric G) was putting in his spare wheel well. It fitted in mine with a 225/40/18 Bridgestone S001a tyre on it, and wasn't visibly pronounced. Passed on to Andy after I traded the vRS in, putting the space saver kit back in it. Gaz
  16. Cheerio Grant I moved on to a 7.5 GTI nearly two years ago now. Joined and re-joined Golf fora, but they don't feel quite the same as Brisky, so I've just stuck around. Your"R' looks lovely Gaz
  17. Gaz replied to Gaveeno's topic in Hellos and Goodbyes
    Hello Gaveeno Gaz
  18. If it's any consolation I did exactly the same recently. I also struggled with the childproof packaging Gaz
  19. ??: Well, you never know! Gaz
  20. 2014 is before the revised door seals were introduced so that may be a primary factor: I found using silicon grease a bit more resilient, but a bit more messy. Easy to get on your clothes if not careful. Gaz
  21. Gaz replied to 1955clive's topic in Hellos and Goodbyes
    Greetings Clive Gaz
  22. When I first saw the title, I thought 'Bloody hell, now what!' Toodle pip Lexi Gaz
  23. I applaud your use of a carpet roll to save us from having to look at anything grisly Gaz
  24. Hello Lammus Your question isn't at all uncommon and there'll be a more straightforward answer than giving Skoda £250. If you pop your question in the audio/security sub forum: https://www.briskoda.net/forums/forum/7-skoda-audio-electronics-and-security/ You'll likely get a quicker response from someone far more knowledgeable than me. Gaz
  25. Hello Ian, best of luck for your homebound journey. Don't suppose the V60 shares a tyre/wheel size with the Karoq? - not that it matters if you're chopping it in. Gaz

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