nah thats not used on the DS its used for when i have PMTCitroJim wrote: That made me giggle Steve. Wonder where such a big spanner is used on a DS
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nah thats not used on the DS its used for when i have PMTCitroJim wrote: That made me giggle Steve. Wonder where such a big spanner is used on a DS
A quick glance at the service book doesn't reveal any schedule for checking or changing spheres! Incredible... I suppose it is isn't on the list, they won't do it.CitroJim wrote:It emerges that virtually all the spheres on this car were either flat or ruptured. It has a full dealer service history right until now. Read into that what you will...
What even with regular Hydraflushes?Mike, my risk of a coronary if I kept previous levels of cholesterol and smoking was high!
It's already happening WillKP wrote: never really liked the death sticks as me and my brother call them and you will feel yourself improve great;y as time away from them increases
I can believe that Stevemyglaren wrote: It's just the first 15 years that are the hardest
There isaddo wrote: But - returning to the corner analogy; perhaps there is the "Activa Method" for quitting, where like the car you turn a corner quickly yet remain on the level!
Only you could slip that little gem into the writeup as though it's absolutely normalCitroJim wrote: As a result of heating, a small fire under the wing had to be extinguished.
After all I've been through with Project Activa recently, a small fire seemed in no way out of the ordinary at allXac wrote:Only you could slip that little gem into the writeup as though it's absolutely normal