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Good luck guys,

Nice to see people willing to give up there time to help someone even Rob

yes even me Andy, quite remarkable, merry xmas lol

Trebor wrote:yes even me Andy, quite remarkable, merry xmas lol

So, how did it go?

Well we found a bit of green in the door connector and some terminals had seen better days, so we replaced them.

Problem is the car was working OK when it arrived so difficult to tell if that was the real root of the problem. That's always the problem with intermittent faults.

Even in the garage it was a tad cold, just seen -9 on the way home!

Was good to meet up anyway.

Duncan wrote:Well we found a bit of green in the door connector and some terminals had seen better days, so we replaced them.

Problem is the car was working OK when it arrived so difficult to tell if that was the real root of the problem. That's always the problem with intermittent faults.

Even in the garage it was a tad cold, just seen -9 on the way home!

Was good to meet up anyway.

-12 here at the moment Duncan

I hope 'Christine' got home OK as she'd left her circlips on the garage floor

Duncan wrote: That's always the problem with intermittent faults.

I know that only too well!
I spent half my working life in the pursuit of finding intermittent faults.

all still working fine and i have my fbh back too, so i am well pleased in this weather.

It was cold but at least inside Pauls garage not as cold as outside, although cold hands dont make for quick or easy work, hopefully the car will continue to behave itself

apparently my car has a new name of " Christine " named after a Stephen King story about a haunted car, and although the door circlips were left on Pauls garage floor i dont plan turning my car upside down anytime soon so it will be ok

a great big thanks to Duncan and Paul for giving up their time and to Pauls wife Marion for her hospitality as usual and flow of food and hot drinks througout the afternoon.

Well done everyone, sounded fun.