Time to SORN the car (again)
Discussion
I went out to give my motorhome a run to see if injector cleaner would sort it. I ran the tank down to fumes and then filled up, only to find a large puddle of diesel when I went back to it after paying as (as it turned out...) the tank had split.
Apparently the AA won't turn out if the vehicle is SORNed...
Oops!
Apparently the AA won't turn out if the vehicle is SORNed...
Oops!
Bill said:
I went out to give my motorhome a run to see if injector cleaner would sort it. I ran the tank down to fumes and then filled up, only to find a large puddle of diesel when I went back to it after paying as (as it turned out...) the tank had split.
Apparently the AA won't turn out if the vehicle is SORNed...
Oops!
You drove it while SORNed????Apparently the AA won't turn out if the vehicle is SORNed...
Oops!
A1VDY said:
Although UK weather is generally st there are still dry days during the winter months. Putting a car away for months on end doesn't do them any good.
The problem around here is that when the sun comes out, the local council throw rock salt in huge quantities everywhere. Apparently humans can’t drive safely in cold weather anymore.Main reason for SORN though is with lockdown, I simply haven’t got anywhere to go in a impractical sports car with no boot.
I'm not SORNing my car this time - trying to start the bd after 8 months without use - new battery required and it starts (eventually) in a huge cloud of unburned diesel as not all the cylinders could be arsed...ugh.
Then a front new caliper as one had rusted up solid, and now it needs new rear discs as they sound like someone is doing some angle-grinding when you slow down....
Nope. This time I'm driving it regularly no matter what.
Then a front new caliper as one had rusted up solid, and now it needs new rear discs as they sound like someone is doing some angle-grinding when you slow down....
Nope. This time I'm driving it regularly no matter what.
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