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Would be interested to hear your opinions on this after using it mate.
I've always stuck with Makita for my impact drivers/buzz guns and never given Milwaukee a thought.
Buy a 172 for 800-1200. Lot cheaper, lot quicker.
Unless you can't insure a 2.0 so you're planning to charge your 1.4 and not declare it?
If so.. I'll let the ClioSport community share their opinions on that one.
Completely agree. Dave was working tirelessly throughout the night so didn't get much chance to relax so definitely some more colleagues for him next year to take some of the strain (excuse my pun) away from him.
I'm half tempted to go and view it.. it's literally five minutes down the road.
May test drive it then tell the seller I'm short by £17,949.. see if we can come to an agreement.
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To be entirely honest, I wouldn't have a clue how to start fault finding without just replacing everything one by one and hoping it's one of the earlier options - is there an easier way?
This may sound a stupid question, but if the slave cylinder fails again, is there anything I can do to get it in gear? It's more so that if it happens again, I can either rule out it being the slave cylinder or be sure it is that - if that makes any sense?
I personally was thinking clutch but it was only that once. I'm more confused why it would've gone in to gear with the engine off but struggled while it was on.
Any ideas on the following:
Recently, if I'm very very high revs, 3rd to 4th gear isn't exactly smooth. There isn't crunching or anything, but it doesn't 'smoothly' move in to 4th - Signs of a failing synchro I would've guessed.
Now, the other day I was coming down a dual carriageway, I had a...