extremly urgent

Riekert · Post by **Riekert** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 8:27 pm

veecee wrote:ok then Q,

if thats the spirit then enlighten us all.

i've never been one to avoid admitting where i'm wrong, and i always appreciate a good schooling. i might be an old dog, but i love learning new tricks!

true that. New info is always appreciated.

just needed to get something positive in there hehehe

veecee · Post by **veecee** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 10:54 pm

Riekert wrote:
veecee wrote:ok then Q,

if thats the spirit then enlighten us all.

i've never been one to avoid admitting where i'm wrong, and i always appreciate a good schooling. i might be an old dog, but i love learning new tricks!
true that. New info is always appreciated.

just needed to get something positive in there hehehe

you can be such a girlpantz!

Riekert · Post by **Riekert** » Thu Aug 06, 2009 11:20 pm

veecee wrote:you can be such a girlpantz!

Who you calling girlypantz...?

Girlypantz!

Q-mech · Post by **Q-mech** » Fri Aug 07, 2009 6:57 am

veecee wrote:ok then Q,

if thats the spirit then enlighten us all.

i've never been one to avoid admitting where i'm wrong, and i always appreciate a good schooling. i might be an old dog, but i love learning new tricks!

You and gary where 100% right, Poizen should replace those caps as soon as possible in the interest of keeping a well maintained vehicle.

But, there will be no noticeable difference in performance, consumption or reliability with or without the caps, so as far as a temporary solution is concerned 10/10 for poizen!

the chances are he could drive the car like that for the next 100000km without ever experiencing any other problems, but it's best not to temp Murphy.

veecee, i don't for one second believe i could school you. But what i will say is that I've never met anyone i couldn't learn from, no matter how insignificant the information was.