Topic: The satisfaction of a job well done... (Read 784 times)

GastronomicKleptomaniac · « **on:** 17 July 2012, 17:46:36 »

First of all, ta muchly to Mr DTM for his guide to replacing the crank sensor - very much appreciated.

Yes, despite the lack of relevant code, my educated guess was right, it was to blame for my 3.2 not firing. That feeling after checking and double checking every bolt, plug and pipe... brilliant. The neighbours may have thought I was mental (and a noise nuisance) after my full-volume celebratory rendition of Run to the Hills, mind...

amba · « **Reply #1 on:** 17 July 2012, 18:22:05 »

Good result and pleased you are sorted.

Nice satisfaction when you get a job done and problem is solved

Good choice of music too

PhilRich · « **Reply #2 on:** 17 July 2012, 21:06:38 »

Good to hear your EMI (elderly mans intuition) is still in working order!

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