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Tell me more about this decarbonising kit. My Disco is up to 168,500 miles now and a bit smoky.
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A few of the lads have used it now and generally results are positive.

The joys of Defender ownership are never ending. Work has invested in a Sealey de-carbonising machine. My boss used it on his high miles much abused Fiesta and said it made a big difference to fuel consumption and performance. I used it on my Defender and whilst it was performing its magic I noticed...

I had the opportunity to use one of those decarboniser machines on my Defender Td5 at the weekend. The results were quite promising as it runs a lot smoother and quieter however I discovered that there's a fuel leak at the pressure regulator. Given my previous experience of cheap Land Rover parts lo...

Either red, white or blue. Too patriotic.

After waiting the best part of 3 months I have finally taken ownership of my new scooter. It's a blast to ride, loving it.

I've had a few, a Mk1 Astra, a Astra H estate with the hateful 1.3 CDTi, a Mk1 Combo, a Mk2 Combo with the hateful 1.3 CDTi and a Astra G van which lunched it's engine.

I scrapped a rotten Mk1 Combo a few years back. The first yard I drove in to, some Eastern European bloke ran over shouting they only paid £70 per ton so I drove out and went to the adjacent yard and got £230 for it.

It would be a very un-beige thing to like Vauxhalls.

I have sold my Vespa PX200. I never got on with it, just wasn't the same as my Lambrettas. I am buying a brand new Royal Alloy GP300S but due to the semi-conductor shortage it looks like I have got a bit of a wait, maybe until September.

BenHar wrote: ↑Thu May 05, 2022 7:16 pm

The Reverend Bluejeans wrote: ↑Thu May 05, 2022 5:40 pm Bought/brought is a challenge for some poor lambs as well.

The standard of basic education is very poor in the UK.

See also borrow/lend.

Ben

See also teach/learn

Not Ben