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1 minute ago, John Lambies Doos said:
7 minutes ago, welshbairn said:
No worries.

NP. What I really need is for you to f**k off so a proper mechanic can advise. No offence like.

As it happens I got straight to the heart of @MixuFixit 's problems in a heartbeat, more or less, and offered him a 10 pound solution, which worked. Check your fucking oil. HTH.

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1 hour ago, John Lambies Doos said:
1 hour ago, welshbairn said:
No worries.

NP. What I really need is for you to f**k off so a proper mechanic can advise. No offence like.

Take it to a garage you tight c**t. 

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I was driven home tonight in a Leaf taxi, I was alarmed at the rate that the battery % dropped over a 20 mile journey.

I will need a lot of convincing that electric is the way forward.

 

ETA, the driver said that charging wasn't a problem to him as the company he worked for had a car on charge and when his car battery was depleting , he just  swapped over.

f**k that.

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Electric cars are still in their infancy but have progressed at some rate. That said the range and time taken to charge  is still the issue until they can be fully charged in the time it takes to fill up with fuel they're not going to be a viable option for a lot of people. 

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6 hours ago, Zen Archer said:

I was driven home tonight in a Leaf taxi, I was alarmed at the rate that the battery % dropped over a 20 mile journey.

I will need a lot of convincing that electric is the way forward.

 

ETA, the driver said that charging wasn't a problem to him as the company he worked for had a car on charge and when his car battery was depleting , he just  swapped over.

f**k that.

^^^Lives quarter of a mile from the pub, but taxi drivers take the pish out him.

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17 hours ago, Rugster said:

Take it to a garage you tight c**t. 

This. 

If your cars just bought and under warranty, and develops a fault, dont hum, haw and speculate about what's gone wrong.

You have the right to take it back to the seller (who potentially knows what the issue is), and they have the right to get one attempt to sort it. 

Going down any other route just muddies the waters if you reach the stage of handing the car back.

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This. 
If your cars just bought and under warranty, and develops a fault, dont hum, haw and speculate about what's gone wrong.
You have the right to take it back to the seller (who potentially knows what the issue is), and they have the right to get one attempt to sort it. 
Going down any other route just muddies the waters if you reach the stage of handing the car back.
I am taking it back this week, I emailed them on Friday and will drop it in. I was just trying to do some independent research in meantime. I obviously thought, quite incorrectly, that out of the 49k registered members on P&B that one person might understand the mechanisms of a faulty Duel mass flywheel.
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