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PostPosted: Tue Jun 23, 2009 11:25 pm 
Q.. How many members of the forum with such a high earning potential bitch daily,,,,???? yet are prob in a better situation than others :cry:


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Q.. How many members of the forum with such a high earning potential bitch daily,,,,???? yet are prob in a better situation than others :cry:



What the fook has earning potential got to do with a criticism aimed at M&O.

If your areas sheeite, and you're skint, then move to a better one like I did.

Perhaps if your trade was better organised, you would'nt have half the problems you do. :?


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Finally.

They put a new cover on this morning, and the seepage of oil has stopped.

FFS, I've never come across a more inept firm than M&O.

Solve a problem, create two more. :roll:


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Finally.

FFS, I've never come across a more inept firm than M&O.

Solve a problem, create two more. :roll:


here's one...
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/

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Rear O/S door not locking with central locking.


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Actuator - £40 fitted.


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Activator :wink:

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That's the one!


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Actuator - £40 fitted.


You mean the removed the door card gave it a quick spray with WD then moved it back and forward a few time to free it up then charged you for a new one


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Actuator - £40 fitted.


You mean the removed the door card gave it a quick spray with WD then moved it back and forward a few time to free it up then charged you for a new one


Cynic!

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Actuator - £40 fitted.


You mean the removed the door card gave it a quick spray with WD then moved it back and forward a few time to free it up then charged you for a new one


No, they fitted a new one, I know, I collected it from KPM.


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Got plated yesterday.

Failed on Tuesday for a lower bottom ball joint, steering idler, and a split on the rear floor panel above the rear n/s wheel arch.

The split panel was a new one on me, but apparantly quite common. :-k

The other two faults were down to me for not looking properly.

£260 for the work.


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Got plated yesterday.

Failed on Tuesday for a lower bottom ball joint, steering idler, and a split on the rear floor panel above the rear n/s wheel arch.

The split panel was a new one on me, but apparantly quite common. :-k

The other two faults were down to me for not looking properly.

£260 for the work.


result?

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As in got plated or the price?!

It passed second time, I think the work was overpriced considering an idler seems to cost about £80 and a ball joint £20.

They must weld with 24ct gold flux. :shock:

Mind you they did do it whilst I waited.


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As in got plated or the price?!

It passed second time, I think the work was overpriced considering an idler seems to cost about £80 and a ball joint £20.

They must weld with 24ct gold flux. :shock:

Mind you they did do it whilst I waited.


Thats a result, and I can sense you smiling......I been running around with a flat spare for a week because my golf club subs are due and I want the tyre money to pay them !

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