Problem with van

[Harness69]

Vans and cars are essential pieces of equipment, they are not toys.

Learning to fix your own vehicle can save you absolutely thousands of pounds, I would say teaching yourself how they work is a very good investment and also a very sensible thing to do.

Labour charges at £100 per hour and spare parts marked up so the garages make even more money out of you, imagine what else you could spend that money on.

shoes and hand bags!

 

[Amp David]

100 quid per hour, blimey what you drivin chief.

One reason to stay away from anything brand new and main dealers i'd say

 

[UNG]

Vans and cars are essential pieces of equipment, they are not toys.

Learning to fix your own vehicle can save you absolutely thousands of pounds, I would say teaching yourself how they work is a very good investment and also a very sensible thing to do.

Labour charges at £100 per hour and spare parts marked up so the garages make even more money out of you, imagine what else you could spend that money on.

Best thing my dad ever taught me been working on vehicles since I was 6 years old, dad was a mechanic and had lots of people wanting their cars fixed so from an early age I got involved and was rebuilding engines with a little bit of help when I was 11

Love it when the dealers service people are waffling on and you tell them they are talking crap which usually gets a "how would you know"

Few years ago invested in some generic fault code reading software so I could read and reset the diagnostic fault codes and reset any fault indicators so don't go near a dealers in fact spent a few hours this weekend carrying out some repairs on the wife's car probably saved £300+

 

[Guest111]

i dont wear them, i use them on others.... i have a special place for the key..

I usually keep mine on the car keys,always handy but lets not go there.
unless you really want to.

 

[Harness69]

I usually keep mine on the car keys,always handy but lets not go there.
unless you really want to.

sorry i missed you... xx