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Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
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Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
You guessed it - Ms "Smug about her ride height being spot on" is not so smug now!! Lets just say that if Wriggly was a Trophy, it'd be spot on!!
Best find a place that does pump ups and ask if they operate a barter system!!!
Best find a place that does pump ups and ask if they operate a barter system!!!
dressur- Registered user
Re: Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
Dark Knight wrote:or try stews tactics
"Barter" A system whereby a item or service is exchanged for a different item or service, to the mutual satisfaction of both parties.
dressur- Registered user
Re: Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
Dont forget that ride height is dependant on temparature , it's meant to be measured at 17 deg c and you have to make an allowance of 0.5 mm for every degree below that. So as its about 3 degrees here today then you're really 7mm higher than you think you are (if that makes sense).
Mines lower than a trophy at the moment I know I need mine doing...
Mines lower than a trophy at the moment I know I need mine doing...
Nick- Admin/Moderator
Re: Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
As Nick has said, you have to factor in the temperature in your calculations. It might not be that bad.
Guest- Guest
Re: Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
Ally
It might be worth checking if you have a leek in any of the Hydragas system. I do and apparently it is a common fault with a leeky cone at the top of each corner. Pumping it up just means that the fluid leeks out until it settles to the pressure where it doesn't escape any more.
There is a full explanantion on Deiter's site here http://www.mgfcar.de/hydragas/blownhydra.html
Cheers
Dave
It might be worth checking if you have a leek in any of the Hydragas system. I do and apparently it is a common fault with a leeky cone at the top of each corner. Pumping it up just means that the fluid leeks out until it settles to the pressure where it doesn't escape any more.
There is a full explanantion on Deiter's site here http://www.mgfcar.de/hydragas/blownhydra.html
Cheers
Dave
daved- Registered user
Re: Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
daved wrote:Ally
It might be worth checking if you have a leek in any of the Hydragas system
Found one!
dressur- Registered user
Re: Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
did you mean this?
Last edited by Dark Knight on 28/1/2009, 6:46 am; edited 1 time in total
Dark Knight- Registered user
Re: Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
Dark Knight wrote:
did you mean this?
It worked in 'preview'!!
dressur- Registered user
Re: Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
dressur wrote:Dark Knight wrote:
did you mean this?
It worked in 'preview'!!
yh it did for me too
ok for those interested hereis the link
http://tbn2.google.com/images?q=tbn:5czC8WUE4rWhjM:http://www.dog-toy.co.uk/dogproducts/product_images/leek.jpg
Dark Knight- Registered user
Re: Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
Ally, if you look at your post again, you will see I have fixed your leek for you!!!!!
Guest- Guest
Re: Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
Henry's still a little bit on the high side... Even though the manual says it's right. I get confused!
saffie- Registered user
Re: Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
saffie wrote:Henry's still a little bit on the high side... Even though the manual says it's right. I get confused!
even in this cold weather?
Dark Knight- Registered user
Re: Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
Yup Still, it means speed bumps aren't a problem!
saffie- Registered user
Re: Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
saffie wrote:Yup Still, it means speed bumps aren't a problem!
well it just designed for Oxford perfectly then!
is it getting used much?
Dark Knight- Registered user
Re: Poor Wriggly - feeling a bit low...
Henry is my only car, so I use him every day. I travel from Summertown to Drayton St Leonard, which is 12 miles each way, with a good portion of it down country lanes (very bumpy).
saffie- Registered user
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