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Primus:
Had our 10'x10' with 3 pitched sides done last year. £10k but has made a world or difference as it is now used as a normal room.  I needed smelling salts when we first got the quote, but when I saw the amount of work involved, it made it a little easier.  So glad we had it done now.

Paul

Cappodimonte:
Won’t let on how much ours is going to cost, but smelling salts, defibrillator and a medical team on standby.

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):

--- Quote from: Cappodimonte on November 10, 2022, 02:14:19 PM ---Just to rub salt in the wounds, the engine in our car has blown up never rains but pours.☠️👹😱

--- End quote ---

Touch wood I've not had an engine failure since 1970 - I thought my Jeep WK1 (2005) was a gonner last December when the EML fault turned out to be the swirl motors (Merc V6 Diesel) eventually decided against spending at least £2k to replace them (Jeep is worth less tha that).

Found a firm who did the software work around for £150 incl VAT - passed the emisions test a couple of months ago.

What vehicle is it?

Cappodimonte:
Seat Toledo 1.9tdi 110 ps, we had her from new in 2003, when I took the engine cover off and peered through all the oil I saw broken ally in the undertray. With high powered light and mirror there’s a great big hole in the front of the sump. I think a big end has given up so it’s terminal as the old girl isn’t worth much money wise. We’ll be sad to see her go

K2-K6:
Don't they use sintered conrod on those ?

Usually they're reliable motors though, commiserations as not good to see the insides on the outside.

As Ted though, can't remember losing an engine in ones I've looked after in family.

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