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Okay... ;)

That's grand, thanks.

Morning all, There seem to be quite a few roof coating threads but I'm being offered one called "Renotec". The house is 35 years old, roofed with pretend slates Marley Eternit, I think? They're a fibre reinforced cement type structure. I've been told they only have a life of about 30 years...

:ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: That's got to be the longest-winded, most conceited way ever, of saying "I drove into the back of someone"...:rolleyes:

Many thanks. Is that a brand or a style of slate?

Hi All, House bult in 1995 with imitation slates. I think they were Marley "Eternit" or "Rivendale"? They are a fibre reinforced cement material, with riven faces and edges to look like real slate and they're shaped like this: We've just had our roof cleaned and they've broken a fair...

Is that how you managed to "position" your car in the back of someone else's? ;)

Maybe not "always", but without doubt, shared platforms (and indeed, complete models) is becoming more common. It costs £billions to develop a decent new car from the ground-up, so unless a manufacturer can be confident or a run of at least a million cars, he's just not going to do it on his...

Mine has an NMC battery. The manufacturer's handbook is likely to have the best information in it. Mine advises 20-80% unless going on a long trip. The thing is, the manufacturer has to honour the 8 year / 100,000 mile warranty no matter how you treat the battery, so the cars have heir own...

You really are utterly clueless aren't you?! :ROFLMAO: Why did you bother fixing it if the system "re-balances" it to the other three wheels? I think you should have taken it for its MOT like that, so you could have "educated" the tester as to why it shouldn't be a fail...:rolleyes...

You maybe out to get a grownup to help you read my posts. There you go. I've highlighted the important bit that you missed... :rolleyes: Of course you can...:rolleyes:. I believe you - every word! :ROFLMAO: The only thing you've "felt" recently, was the back of someone else's car when you...

They wouldn't have had a leg to stand on, had there been an accident.

:ROFLMAO: Built by Stellantis in Spain (Vigo)! (And I can assure you, about as Japanese as my Alfa)! Toyota and PSA have been collaborating for many years. It always cracks me up how some people won't touch a Citroen C1 but would pay extra for a Toyota Aygo! They were built at a jointly owned...

Should be 6 hours of cheap electricity per night with Intelligent Octopus Go.

Yet here we are, with them lasting longer than ever before...?

It's a Peugeot Partner with a Toyota badge stuck on it. You won't have to worry about spares availability!

It's standard because it's a legal requirement in the UK.

That's poor advice. It's essential to use a fluid conforming to the specification prescribed by the manufacturer. You really should know that by now... :rolleyes: Ah... but you see, when you're a proper engineer, rather than just an "armchair engineer", you're not as susceptible to the...

Oh... is that what they told you too? :ROFLMAO:

Is this before or after my EV sets itself on fire? :ROFLMAO: And why did you say it was due to "infrequent use" when you meant "inappropriate fluid"? Were you lying, or do you just have cognitive problems?:rolleyes: