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Is it ok to drive them to a garage, or do i have to try and get a man in :rascal:
Russ doesnt do cars, so im on my own with this one
Nicky
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Thanks,your advice is much appreciated.
Nicky
Quote by Sassy-Seren
My old Golf started sounding really loud at speed, especially at the back. Turned out to be worn bearings.
Quote by peenut
With regards the Clio, I would be inclined to look at the exhaustsystem, and about the Merc problem, could you maybe park up where you don't need to apply the handbrake?
Quote by Sassy-Seren
My old Golf started sounding really loud at speed, especially at the back. Turned out to be worn bearings.
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My suggestion:
Get a new cars, a nice pretty one x
For the past fortnight or so my car has been making noises it shouldnt. When I reach 40mph the engine has been louder than it should. I take it to 45/50mph in 4th gear and obviously gets louder. However, when I put it into 5th gear at this point, it is still as loud. When I reach 60/70mph, it sounds like I'm driving it in 4th gear still...get my drift? I just wondered why this is happening? It's as if it's not recognising 5th gear or something?
Before this started happening, me and Mr C could here a noise from the back of the car which, to me, sounded like a plate spinning on it's rims on a floor. This seems to have settled now.
I dunno if it helps but the car is a 51 reg Clio.
Thanx for any help or suggestions u can provide me.
Miss Cream xxx
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My old Golf started sounding really loud at speed, especially at the back. Turned out to be worn bearings.
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Fuck me ! :shock:
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My old Golf started sounding really loud at speed, especially at the back. Turned out to be worn bearings.
:doh: Quote by creampie123
My old Golf started sounding really loud at speed, especially at the back. Turned out to be worn bearings.
:doh:Quote by Stormwalker
As anyone who watches Star Trek knows, all problems of a mechanical nature can be fixed by simply running auxiliary power through a Dilithium matrix and thence to the main deflector, reversing tractor beam polarity may also help in extreme circumstances.
For best effect this should be said in an appalling Scottish accent.
By the way, my power steering is fecked..
Quote by goose35
As anyone who watches Star Trek knows, all problems of a mechanical nature can be fixed by simply running auxiliary power through a Dilithium matrix and thence to the main deflector, reversing tractor beam polarity may also help in extreme circumstances.
For best effect this should be said in an appalling Scottish accent.
By the way, my power steering is fecked..
Quote by sercher01
goose and stormy do you know nothing
you wont set any " quantum torpedos " off unless your on the " Defiant"
and "metafasic shealding" should help to contane the blast anyway :roll:
said with an irish accsent and wherein a yellow shirt
Quote by Stormwalker
goose and stormy do you know nothing
you wont set any " quantum torpedos " off unless your on the " Defiant"
and "metafasic shealding" should help to contane the blast anyway :roll:
said with an irish accsent and wherein a yellow shirt
Quote by splendid_
goose and stormy do you know nothing
you wont set any " quantum torpedos " off unless your on the " Defiant"
and "metafasic shealding" should help to contane the blast anyway :roll:
said with an irish accsent and wherein a yellow shirt
