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One of my mates dropped his iP4 in the bath yesterday, and has offered it to me pretty cheap.
It's spent all night in the airing cupboard and whilst it still works (it's on), the screen sensitivity is pretty shot. It won't unlock or respond well to touch.
Anyone had any experience of this...
Most companies will fit a new cambelt kit when you have cams changed. You need to remove the cambelt to take the old ones out, so it makes sense.
If a company offers to re-use your old one, walk away.
Right- let's sort out a block book?
We pay ten weeks ahead (so £20 odd each) and guarantee we get playing time?
If people don't pay, they don't play? Likewise, if you commit and pay but don't go- tough tits.
Re: A decent garage in surrey to help check and set up timing after cambelt change...
LOL at changing timing on a laptop.
I'm remapping my car tonight- has anyone got an impact gun I can borrow?
There's a shed load of left over BBQ in my fridge from yesterday.
Give me a shout when you're leaving work. I know Dave is planning to go to MWM, so i might pop down too.
Most people on here will say without hard proof it's been done then it's a ticking time bomb.
If in doubt- get it done. It'll cost you less than £500 or double that if it goes bang.
I wouldn't bother in your situation matey.
I can see both sides of the coin on this, and if it was a cheap part I'd probably advise it's done every time, but seeing as yours has had regular changes and is low mileage, i'd bet it'll be ok for a while yet.
PMSL. Whilst having a bucket in the engine bay is brilliantly funny, i agree that for £16 he's made something which people spend £250 on with the Maxogen.
Top marks.