Pistonheaders and their First World Problems.
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Greg_D said:
Ali2202 said:
Papa Hotel said:
Phunk said:
My 911 doesn't have any cup holders, so I have to hold drinks between my legs
Honestly, there's no excuse for that in this day and age. My stupid 3 series doesn't have cupholders either. I feel your pain bro.Having a couple of days off work, so I drove out to my permission in the Range Rover this morning to see if there was anything to mercilessly kill, there wasn't so I had to go out and spend a load of money on bits for my road bike instead. Sometimes life is so unfair and a huge fkING drag. I don't know how I cope.
My S-Class Merc' has a slight vibration at 65 - 70 MPH.
I'm the only one who notices it but I've had...
The original wheels balanced three times and tyres replaced.
Replaced the wheels.
Had the new wheels balanced twice and 'Road Force' balanced once.
Had the gearbox diagnosed and serviced and given a clean bill of health.
Drivetrain mounts replaced even though they didn't need to be.
Propshaft removed, bearings/UJs/flex couplings replaced, lathe balanced and refitted.
Propshaft removed, tested for rigidity then heat tempered to remove run out under load and refitted.
It still vibrates, but no-one else can feel it.
FML.
I'm the only one who notices it but I've had...
The original wheels balanced three times and tyres replaced.
Replaced the wheels.
Had the new wheels balanced twice and 'Road Force' balanced once.
Had the gearbox diagnosed and serviced and given a clean bill of health.
Drivetrain mounts replaced even though they didn't need to be.
Propshaft removed, bearings/UJs/flex couplings replaced, lathe balanced and refitted.
Propshaft removed, tested for rigidity then heat tempered to remove run out under load and refitted.
It still vibrates, but no-one else can feel it.
FML.
944fan said:
marmitemania said:
944fan said:
hyperblue said:
Worst day of my life... so far.
? Pretty uneventful life for you then?Big Rod said:
My S-Class Merc' has a slight vibration at 65 - 70 MPH.
I'm the only one who notices it but I've had...
The original wheels balanced three times and tyres replaced.
Replaced the wheels.
Had the new wheels balanced twice and 'Road Force' balanced once.
Had the gearbox diagnosed and serviced and given a clean bill of health.
Drivetrain mounts replaced even though they didn't need to be.
Propshaft removed, bearings/UJs/flex couplings replaced, lathe balanced and refitted.
Propshaft removed, tested for rigidity then heat tempered to remove run out under load and refitted.
It still vibrates, but no-one else can feel it.
FML.
How do you get through life with that kind of problem? I think the Samaritans could help you. I feel your pain.I'm the only one who notices it but I've had...
The original wheels balanced three times and tyres replaced.
Replaced the wheels.
Had the new wheels balanced twice and 'Road Force' balanced once.
Had the gearbox diagnosed and serviced and given a clean bill of health.
Drivetrain mounts replaced even though they didn't need to be.
Propshaft removed, bearings/UJs/flex couplings replaced, lathe balanced and refitted.
Propshaft removed, tested for rigidity then heat tempered to remove run out under load and refitted.
It still vibrates, but no-one else can feel it.
FML.
Urban Sports said:
My 50" plasma TV broke a few weeks back, haven't had chance to replace it yet as I've been sunning myself on the costa so I'll have to make do with a poverty spec 32" instead until I get sorted
My 37 inch broke a couple of months ago, on a Saturday morning. It was probably about 1 pm by the time I got home with a new 42 inch. A morning wasted. chrisp84 said:
Been hankering for some 'French Fries' chrisps for a few months now, spotted some in the shop a few days ago so bought them. Really weren't as tasty as I remembered.
I'm starting to think the same about Tizer, loved it in the 90's but recently bought 12 litres and it just isn't the same.Also struggling to decide what watch to wear for this evenings activities.
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