Pushing advice!

[mab1]

Slightly random question but it's been bugging me recently - if I should ever be in the unfortunate position of being broken down and need to push the Chim where is the safest place on the body to push?

I'll be unhappy enough if I break down so the last thing I want is expensive fibre glass damage due to heavy handed pushing in the wrong place!!

Cheers

[Harrytsg]

Try to avoid the door mirrors and the roof and you should be fine, so long as your only considering pushing by hand I cant imagine its too much of an issue, but may be proved wrong.

You don't think its a tad pessimistic for a post do you?

[mab1]

Harrytsg said:

You don't think its a tad pessimistic for a post do you?

Definitely, but as the thought crossed my mind I thought I better ask the question!

[Harrytsg]

mab1 said:

Harrytsg said:

You don't think its a tad pessimistic for a post do you?

Definitely, but as the thought crossed my mind I thought I better ask the question!

Although I wont admit it, I upped my AA cover when I bought mine and not having used it am optimistic its money down the drain.

[Ribol]

The truth is most of the unreliability is caused by clueless owners "improving" them.

[Bassfiend]

Ribol said:

The truth is most of the unreliability is caused by clueless owners "improving" them.

Hmmm ...

Phil

[SILICONEKID340HP]

My Skoda had heated rear windows !

Just to keep my hands warm when pushing it

[Ribol]

SILICONEKID340HP said:

My Skoda had heated rear windows !

Just to keep my hands warm when pushing it

So you have always been cr@p at fixing cars then

[SILICONEKID340HP]

Ribol said:

SILICONEKID340HP said:

My Skoda had heated rear windows !

Just to keep my hands warm when pushing it

So you have always been cr@p at fixing cars then

It was a joke twat

[Ribol]

SILICONEKID340HP said:

It was a joke tt

Mine wasn't

[SILICONEKID340HP]

Ribol said:

SILICONEKID340HP said:

It was a joke tt

Mine wasn't

Thats because you don`t have a sense of humour