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On the subject of stupid E10 fuel, and assuming the fuel lines are okay, are there any other adjustments that need to be made. My local filling station is already selling it.

Morning all,

Can anyone tell me what symptoms to expect if I have a faulty non-return valve in my fuel line please. Van is 1.9 DG. Thanks

OK! Sorry

Fuel pump gave me similar symptoms Just saying

There's nothing like a kid with a sense of humour, and a belly full of beans.

We stayed there a couple of years ago in the dead of winter. Brilliant, what a piece of coast.

It is all true. the C&CC are great. The big book of sites is great for working out where you are going next when you are touring around. We personally like the little sites with the scant facilities, but usually stop on a club site every four of five stops just to spoil ourselves. They have grea...

If you want family fun and great views/ walks, this is good

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This camp about a mile outside Cheddar Gorge has a swimming not only has the Gorge nearby, but has a great BMX track on site, and mountain biking and walking in the hills. http://www.broadwayhousepark.co.uk/the_park.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Look out for the Europ...

If you can get your hands on a pipe bending machine, 28mm copper is the way ahead. You will need some patience and a little bit of skill, but is doable and way better than using pipe that is designed to be underground and affected by ultra violet light. The pipes come in four sections (2 for the flo...

It takes roughly 10 cubic feet of air to burn 1 cubic foot of gas........ We are talking about rapid Oxygen depletion, followed by the production of carbon monoxide when your dirty little yellow flame goes looking for more oxygen!! Thank you and goodnight!! If this sounds alarming, it is! I wouldn't...

Is the brake pedal really stiff.. If it is it could be a problem with the servo

Steve

If you are talking about the metal box at the bottom of the insulated part of the flue, that is probably there as a heat shield, and as such it probably gives enough clearance, but if it was me I would be looking to add something extra there as it is better to be safe than sorry. I would also think ...

28mm copper worked a treat on mine. Under £10 for 3m

I had a similar problem last year at about this time. I sat in traffic for about 20 mins, and when i finally drove up a hill we ended up blowing steam everywhere. Turns out we had blown the water pipes where they go over the axle. We got recovered to a garage and were told that the flow and return w...