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  • in reply to: ETCG1 podcast / audiobook #625547
    michael bringloemichael bringloe
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      I was aware of the programs to download from youtube, initially I didn’t want to go down that route incase it was against your and/or youtube’s t&c’s.

      Great news about the podcasts… looking forward to them.

      in reply to: ETCG1 podcast / audiobook #635957
      michael bringloemichael bringloe
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        I was aware of the programs to download from youtube, initially I didn’t want to go down that route incase it was against your and/or youtube’s t&c’s.

        Great news about the podcasts… looking forward to them.

        in reply to: Cleaning your engine / engine bay #625271
        michael bringloemichael bringloe
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          If it’s some sort of show car then the best way to clean components is to remove them and clean individually using the correct technique for each component. Aiming a hose or pressure washer in an engine bay is asking for trouble.

          If it’s just a typical runaround then why would you want the engine bay clean?
          IMO having a layer of grease on an engine and other parts is better than having them all shiny and new looking. I certainly wouldn’t buy a used car with a clean engine bay, tells me the seller is hiding something

          in reply to: Cleaning your engine / engine bay #635591
          michael bringloemichael bringloe
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            If it’s some sort of show car then the best way to clean components is to remove them and clean individually using the correct technique for each component. Aiming a hose or pressure washer in an engine bay is asking for trouble.

            If it’s just a typical runaround then why would you want the engine bay clean?
            IMO having a layer of grease on an engine and other parts is better than having them all shiny and new looking. I certainly wouldn’t buy a used car with a clean engine bay, tells me the seller is hiding something

            in reply to: maintenance advice needed please #624945
            michael bringloemichael bringloe
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              Thanks guys, i’ll just stick to the timing belt.

              According to wikipedia, these engines (renault K7M) do suffer from gasket failure but i’ll deal with that if/when it ever happens.

              in reply to: maintenance advice needed please #635170
              michael bringloemichael bringloe
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                Thanks guys, i’ll just stick to the timing belt.

                According to wikipedia, these engines (renault K7M) do suffer from gasket failure but i’ll deal with that if/when it ever happens.

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