He wouldn't know. He gave it all away.
Had the Terraclean engine treatment done
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He wouldn't know. He gave it all away.
If I was afraid of ever spending money, I'd drive around in a old Fiesta. Cheap to buy, cheap to run, and throw it away afterwards...
I appreciate that you probably have a similarly low intelligence level to that of Howard, but please do explain how spending £130 is "giving it all away"?
Do try and stay on topic, despite the mental effort that's likely to involve.
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Has MarkDavies gone full retard or are we ever going to get him to explain his constant reposting of 4 consonants whenever asked about what they mean?
Oh and Mark, do continue to go retard and make a reference to me having a low level of intelligence, for your information I scored a reasonable 131 in a test administered at college for another student's research project.
Oh and Mark, do continue to go retard and make a reference to me having a low level of intelligence, for your information I scored a reasonable 131 in a test administered at college for another student's research project.
When I took the cam cover off of my car (530i) the underside was a bit cokey. It's 140k miles old and the CCV return to the sump was blocked so I assume this was the cause.
Would there be any benefit of running any sort of specialist cleaners through the intake on my car? The CCV returns air free of oil vapour back to the intake, but as my sump drain was blocked I would assume the air still contained some oil vapours.
A common problem with this engine but I don't recall reading anything about cleaning after CCV system replacement.
Would there be any benefit of running any sort of specialist cleaners through the intake on my car? The CCV returns air free of oil vapour back to the intake, but as my sump drain was blocked I would assume the air still contained some oil vapours.
A common problem with this engine but I don't recall reading anything about cleaning after CCV system replacement.
You seem rather irate. I would be after being duped by this too.
If I'm irate, it's only because of yours and Howard's retarded responses.
Whooop-peee-dooo! I got an A+ in my under 8s spelling test as well. What has any of that got to with whether this stuff can de-coke an engine?
At last! Someone who's prepared to engage in a sensible discussion.
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Instead of urinating away money on snake oil, get your car converted to LPG, it will cost about £1k and basically halve your fuel bill, which in your case looks like it would pay for itself in half a year.
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Same principle with the Saab surely?
I bet you have these too...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MAGNETIC-...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item1e72f50874
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MAGNETIC-...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item1e72f50874
Thanks, I just ordered two of those, one for mine and the Mrs' car.
OP ignore the usual childish posts. Your thread was actually useful and thanks for taking the time to report your experiences, I was actually intrigued by this when I watched it in the WD episode, hopefully it might helps others from wasting there hard earned monies.
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