slow water loss
slow water loss
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jem

Original Poster:

548 posts

269 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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any suggestions about the routine of fault finding?

ta

J

colinrob

1,199 posts

280 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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Mine has got slow water loss when serviced at Top Cats they said that the rad is weeping not enough for me to notic water anywhere but I am going to get the rad recored

sparkythecat

8,097 posts

284 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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It could be your prostate playing up. This often happens to men of a 'certain age'. First of all, you need to get your doctor to give you a thorough examination. (make sure he puts plenty of lubricant on the rubber glove!

However, the cause may not be even be physiological and could have some deeprooted psychological cause.

For instance, Did your mother refuse to breast feed you? Were you bullied at school? Are you overly anxious about the size of your schlong? Are you worried about the size of your next sevicing bill?

These sorts of thing can cause stress incontinence which may take some time to sort out.

In that event you may find some of these helpful



You can find details of these and other more discreet products

Here

Good Luck!


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2 Smokin Barrels

32,006 posts

264 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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sparkythecat said:
It could be your prostate playing up. This often happens to men of a 'certain age'. First of all, you need to get your doctor to give you a thorough examination. (make sure he puts plenty of lubricant on the rubber glove!

However, the cause may not be even be physiological and could have some deeprooted psychological cause.

For instance, Did your mother refuse to breast feed you? Were you bullied at school? Are you overly anxious about the size of your schlong? Are you worried about the size of your next sevicing bill?

These sorts of thing can cause stress incontinence which may take some time to sort out.

In that event you may find some of these helpful



You can find details of these and other more discreet products

Here

Good Luck!


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Now that's taking the p***

jem

Original Poster:

548 posts

269 months

Tuesday 1st February 2005
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that's all fine, but how do I recore myself?

J

jem

Original Poster:

548 posts

269 months

Tuesday 1st February 2005
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I've warmed her up [ahem] it looks like there's a drip from the pointy end, so will get the rad out and have it presssure tested.

Looks like new rad and hoses [not hoserie] for spring.

J

sparkythecat

8,097 posts

284 months

Tuesday 1st February 2005
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jem said:
it looks like there's a drip from the pointy end,
J


Oh dear, Oh dear - looks like it could be time for an embarrassing trip to the local G.U.M. clinic.

"Nurse, Nurse - hand me that umbrella thingy for for shoving up hogs eyes to rake the crap out"

JonRB

80,034 posts

301 months

Tuesday 1st February 2005
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Returning to Chimaera issues for a second, if it is the rad then a recore might be far more cost-effective than a new rad, and just as good.

(The other non-Chimaera posts are pants, BTW. )