Incomplete posts

[Aldouk]

I'm in the process of going through all of the old posts to gain as much knowledge about Cerbs and their various problems and have noticed that quite a few posts seem to just stop!
Someone will come on asking for help with one or two (or five) problems on their car, various people will offer their opinions/help and then you get the OP saying something like "I'll try that tonight and let you know how I got on" and then nothing!
Come on guys ... If you tried the fix that's been suggested then the least you can do is report back. It's not just to say thanks to the person/people who gave you their valuable advise but also to let people like me know that it worked.

Thanks to everyone on here B.T.W .. Your posts are slowly reasuring me that I WILL be able to tackle a lot of these issues when I eventually get a Cerb.

Cheers

[BLUETHUNDER]

I made that point a few years ago on here. Granted. It doesn't much help to the rest of us in solving problems.

[Demondad]

Once you've solved the problem you just wanna drive it!!!!!

[JensenA]

BLUETHUNDER said:

I made that point a few years ago on here. Granted. It doesn't much help to the rest of us in solving problems.

Me too. This forum is an essential part of owning a Cerbera. When one of us has a problem we ask for advice, we may get 10 different (helpful) answers, and it doesn't help any of us if the original poster doesn't come back, update the thread and tell us which solution it was!! It would save so much time and frustration, so come on everyone let's all make a point of helping each other out by updating the friggin thread once we've sorted the solution.

[Mr Completely]

Perhaps another sub-section or wiki for "Guides to.... " could be created where the succesful Poster could put the helpful posts for his thread or summarise the process to completion.

I could certainly do that with my Clutch marathon !

Like Ireland did with this

Edited by Mr Completely on Tuesday 24th August 18:57