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tweets

David. wrote: »

So you are playing with effects

I posted original pic some time ago and i think it was mad muppet who said it was a lovely pic and would look nice on canvas.

So my elite mate did that not me i would have boogered it up. :rotfl:

Did you ever see the pic i was trying to alter dont ask what i did but it turned out like this

squilliondollarbaby

Busylizzie wrote: »

Hi Guys

Wondered if any of you can offer me any advice. Put my little Peugeot 106 in for MOT and it failed. Main problem is the emissions. Garage put in an additive for a couple of days and changed the air filter but no good. They are now suggesting changing the oxygen sensor which will cost £150 parts and labour but with no guarantee that it will work. It's only an old banger and I feel that its not worth the risk of losing £150 and still having to get another car anyway. TIA

Find a friendlier garage?

Run it down the motorway for 10 miles just before the emissions test?

Extremely environmentally unfriendly to force a car to the scrapheap IMHO

mimi1234

Got a phone call from Viking who confirmed that the Nectar points would not be going on (even though I got an email saying they would) and that it was up to me if I wished to keep them or get a refund. Opted for a refund and they have now de-activated the gift cards and I will get a full refund in 3 days.

Hope everyone is keeping OK. The weather was awful today. Absolutely freezing!

tweets

David. wrote: »

Filthy :rotfl: she looks pretty clean to me Little t you should see our 2 after they have been down the woods and before they go swimming :eek:

You will have to take a pic i want proof

David.

tweets wrote: »

I posted original pic some time ago and i think it was mad muppet who said it was a lovely pic and would look nice on canvas.

So my elite mate did that not me i would have boogered it up. :rotfl:

Did you ever see the pic i was trying to alter dont ask what i did but it turned out like this

Scary :eek:

TrulyMadly

tweets wrote: »

I posted original pic some time ago and i think it was mad muppet who said it was a lovely pic and would look nice on canvas.

So my elite mate did that not me i would have boogered it up. :rotfl:

Did you ever see the pic i was trying to alter dont ask what i did but it turned out like this

This looks like an x ray of a suitcase going through customs containing a dog, a fork and a watch:eek:

Busylizzie

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

Find a friendlier garage?

Run it down the motorway for 10 miles just before the emissions test?

Extremely environmentally unfriendly to force a car to the scrapheap IMHO

I did wonder if the emissions test would be the same in all garages?? Are you serious about the motorway - if so can you explain please

I don't want to scrap the car and would pay the £150 if it was guaranteed to pass the MOT.

tweets

I am going to bed now sorry i wont be around David. to stick up for you when Emerald sees what you been saying :rotfl::rotfl::p

:wave: Good night Elite cya tomorrow

squilliondollarbaby

Busylizzie wrote: »

Hi Guys

Wondered if any of you can offer me any advice. Put my little Peugeot 106 in for MOT and it failed. Main problem is the emissions. Garage put in an additive for a couple of days and changed the air filter but no good. They are now suggesting changing the oxygen sensor which will cost £150 parts and labour but with no guarantee that it will work. It's only an old banger and I feel that its not worth the risk of losing £150 and still having to get another car anyway. TIA

Oil & oil filter change combined with running it hard down the motorway for 10 miles should be enough (unless you did that already - when was the last oil & oil filter change?)

SpiralingDown

squilliondollarbaby wrote: »

Excuse me asking SD as a newbie here, who did you lose & when?

My deepest sympathies & sorry my post happened to turn up next to your thoughtful post.

I lost my husband on 1st April 2011, he was 34