Would you expect a sweetener

pulliptears

I require compensation for reading the load of crap posted by the OP.

£50 should do it

Jamie_Carter

pulliptears wrote: »

I require compensation for reading the load of crap posted by the OP.

£50 should do it

Only £50????

pulliptears

Jamie_Carter wrote: »

Only £50????

I didn't waste that much time on it, but yes you are probably right. How does £100 and 4 new tyres sound so I can go and tear up a storm on my local [STRIKE]industrial estate[/STRIKE] Private road?

paulsad

Ask for 5 million quid then let them haggle you down to 50p

pulliptears

paulsad wrote: »

Ask for 5 million quid then let them haggle you down to 50p

Or one of those Magic Tree air fresheners. They make the car smell nicer so technically its a sweetener

Joe_Horner

pulliptears wrote: »

Or one of those Magic Tree air fresheners. They make the car smell nicer so technically its a sweetener

You wouldn't say that if you'd ever tasted one

mcjordi

pulliptears wrote: »

Or one of those Magic Tree air fresheners. They make the car smell nicer so technically its a sweetener

so long as its the vanilla one

pulliptears

Joe_Horner wrote: »

You wouldn't say that if you'd ever tasted one

Not top of my list of driving snacks I have to admit

mcjordi wrote: »

so long as its the vanilla one

I like the leather one, smells !!!!!! all like leather but has a hint of aftershave to it. My best friend works for a motor factors and every time I see her she chucks magic trees at me. I think she thinks my car smells lol

thebullsback

Haters and disbelievers are on ignore.
To the other people who have read my post and contributed positively thank you .
If any of you find yourselves in a similar position as mine best advice is ,stay calm ,polite,firm but fair ,keep records,don't be fobbed off.
Remember if your sold something that is not %100 right you deserve a sweetener

Joe_Horner

thebullsback wrote: »

Haters and disbelievers are on ignore.
To the other people who have read my post and contributed positively thank you .
If any of you find yourselves in a similar position as mine best advice is ,stay calm ,polite,firm but fair ,keep records,don't be fobbed off.
Remember if your sold something that is not %100 right you deserve a sweetener

The problem is that high speed vibration is not a symptom of CV joint faults until they're just about ready to let go completely.

They cause clicking or knocking sounds when turning at low speeds (big steering movements) because there's lots of internal movement as they turn at a big angle.

When driving straight ahead or with small steering movements (like at speed) there's very little internal movement in them (the parts stay in the same positions relative to each other) so they don't give symptoms because the're turning as virtually solid coupling.

By the time they're loose enough to give vibration at speed you would have been complaining about the low-speed symptoms! That's a non-negotiable fact of how they're engineered.