That's good Jim. I've just sent another email to Mr auto about my refund for the first clutch. I am fed up of their excuses, so there is now a deadline on the refund and if I don't have it by then then a dispute via PayPal will be started, or maybe my credit card which is where the money comes from into PayPal.
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Skoda Karoq 1.6tdi 2018
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Gosh Davie, that's serious about not getting the refund yet
Fingers crossed it's all sorted very quickly.
No work will be done on the car this weekend unfortunately. I'm not firing on all cylinders after a very intense week at work and must now seriously rest to (hopefully) avoid a crash.
Jim
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Yep, give yourself a service Jim. You need to look after you. I know about crash avoidance. I'm very close to the wire myself just now. I don't know if we could make one decent human out of both of us. He would be a very strange object given that I'm twice your size. If he had your torso, one leg each, my arms and 1/2 each head [emoji12] [emoji13] [emoji23] [emoji12] [emoji23]
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I've always used a puller and a lump hammer as a pair Jim. Very similar to the 2 hammers method on a ball joint. Pressure and vibration never fails usually.
elma wrote:I've always used a puller and a lump hammer as a pair Jim. Very similar to the 2 hammers method on a ball joint. Pressure and vibration never fails usually.
I've now tried every technique I know James Any more violence on it and I may end up damaging the wheel bearing and that, with the problem as existing would be not good!
Jim
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