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My Arosa had problems in the cold weather just before Christmas ............ I thought I totalled the engine by driving her with the oil light coming on ..... anyway ...... GOOD NEWS ...... she came back to me today after a spell at the Garage and a bill for £366.00 including a fresh MOT certificate .......... it went like this:

 

Just before Christmas car stopped and oil warning light came on, luckily not far from home

Car left on road outside house until after Christmas

RAC had a look, recovered car and trailered it to Garage

Garage had a good look expecting at best a new head gasket and at worst a totalled engine

problem diagnosed as frozen/ceased water pump (we had minus 18 deg C when the car stopped going)

timing belt had lost a couple of notches trying to drive the water pump

yours truly supplied new fluids

Garage supplied everything else

 

SORTED

 

Happy days ...... I can now stop using the DB9 for work :teeth:

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I am sure if you have a DB9 you are allowed a posh shed B)

nope, you have to have an even s*****r shed :p

Just glad to have an ordinary car for work ........... I have been turning up at schools and the kids think I'm the local drug dealer ..... embarrassing :blush:

 

mind you I've made quite a wad :lol:

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I am sure if you have a DB9 you are allowed a posh shed B)

nope, you have to have an even s*****r shed :p

Just glad to have an ordinary car for work ........... I have been turning up at schools and the kids think I'm the local drug dealer ..... embarrassing :blush:

 

mind you I've made quite a wad :lol:

 

You took the Aston to school :scare: either your a fierce teacher who everyone is scared of..... or did you move the classroom outside to the carpark :lol:

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I am sure if you have a DB9 you are allowed a posh shed B)

nope, you have to have an even s*****r shed :p

Just glad to have an ordinary car for work ........... I have been turning up at schools and the kids think I'm the local drug dealer ..... embarrassing :blush:

 

mind you I've made quite a wad :lol:

 

Didn't realise you were a teacher aswell ATTAK Z? To afford a DB9 you must have been stealing the kids lunch money for sometime. I will need to step my bullying up! :lol:

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I am sure if you have a DB9 you are allowed a posh shed B)

nope, you have to have an even s*****r shed :p

Just glad to have an ordinary car for work ........... I have been turning up at schools and the kids think I'm the local drug dealer ..... embarrassing :blush:

 

mind you I've made quite a wad :lol:

 

You took the Aston to school :scare: either your a fierce teacher who everyone is scared of..... or did you move the classroom outside to the carpark :lol:

I'm not a teacher ........ I design school buildings ..... TBH I find that most kids appreciate a nice car ...... I used to get a similar reaction in the Zed :thumbs:

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I am sure if you have a DB9 you are allowed a posh shed B)

nope, you have to have an even s*****r shed :p

Just glad to have an ordinary car for work ........... I have been turning up at schools and the kids think I'm the local drug dealer ..... embarrassing :blush:

 

mind you I've made quite a wad :lol:

 

You took the Aston to school :scare: either your a fierce teacher who everyone is scared of..... or did you move the classroom outside to the carpark :lol:

I'm not a teacher ........ I design schools ..... TBH I find that most kids appreciate a nice car ...... I used to get a similar reaction in the Zed :thumbs:

 

Ahhhh! I hope when you design them down where you are, teachers are actually consulted. As part of PPP programme up here, they built a whole load of open plan primary schools which are not conducive to good learning or teaching. Thankfully I am not in one of these new builds.

 

I agree - my kids love my zed! If you spend a bit of time talking to the older kids about the car whether they are kids in your street or kids in a school they will show more respect towards it for what it is and as your property.

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I agree - my kids love my zed! If you spend a bit of time talking to the older kids about the car whether they are kids in your street or kids in a school they will show more respect towards it for what it is and as your property.

 

Then pinch your Tommy K badge when your not looking and stick it on eBay :lol::lol::lol:

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I agree - my kids love my zed! If you spend a bit of time talking to the older kids about the car whether they are kids in your street or kids in a school they will show more respect towards it for what it is and as your property.

 

Then pinch your Tommy K badge when your not looking and stick it on eBay :lol::lol::lol:

 

That was those naughty high school kids! :lol: I don't talk to them - they steal my lunch money.....and tommy k badges! :lol:

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I agree - my kids love my zed! If you spend a bit of time talking to the older kids about the car whether they are kids in your street or kids in a school they will show more respect towards it for what it is and as your property.

 

Then pinch your Tommy K badge when your not looking and stick it on eBay :lol::lol::lol:

 

That was those naughty high school kids! :lol: I don't talk to them - they steal my lunch money.....and tommy k badges! :lol:

 

Damn I probably could have bought it off them for a packet of Monster Munch :doh:

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I worked mainly on Primary up until a couple of months ago ............. I'm now working on the BSF programme which as some may know is Secondary education ..... little kids are a lot nicer than older students .... but if you talk to them as you would anyone else and give them a bit of respect, then I find you usually get a good response and a degree respect back ......... :)

 

 

couldn't work in a school all day though :surrender: .... respect to biscuit and Cragus :thumbs:

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I worked mainly on Primary up until a couple of months ago ............. I'm now working on the BSF programme which as some may know is Secondary education ..... little kids are a lot nicer than older students .... but if you talk to them as you would anyone else and give them a bit of respect, then I find you usually get a good response and a degree respect back ......... :)

 

That statement goes for most people in general, I always speak to people how I would like them to speak to me. I have managed in many many different environments and never shouted at anyone or lost my temper...

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