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    Dustydog reacted to RogerL's post in the thread Top up or replace Alde heating fluid? with Like Like.
    Depends on the colour - the pink/lilac is longlife and needs replacing every 5 years but the blue needs replacing at 2 years. I wonder...
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    Dustydog replied to the thread Caravan internal mirror - Bailey.
    Our own Garyb posted this a few years ago https://forums.practicalcaravan.com/threads/interior-mirrors.65594/...
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    Dustydog reacted to woodsieboy's post in the thread Punctures! with Like Like.
    Could have been worse, in some counties you would have had to replace both tyres on the axle!
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    Dustydog reacted to otherclive's post in the thread Punctures! with Like Like.
    At least Dusty didn't have to use a noodle to effect a temporary repair. My granddaughter got a puncture near Llandovery when visiting a...
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    Dustydog reacted to woodsieboy's post in the thread Reverse Polarity 2019 Swift with Sargent EC600 with Like Like.
    Problem solved, I eventually spoke to Sargent and as usual they were very helpful. In the hope that it may be useful to others in...
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    Dustydog posted the thread Punctures! in Tow Cars.
    On site , next morning flat as a pancake. A cut in the tread. Beyond repair. Mobile guy fitted new one this morning £290😢
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    Dustydog replied to the thread Reverse Polarity 2019 Swift with Sargent EC600.
    True but sometimes a suggestion especially to a regular forumite may help solve their problem. My first suggestion is change or fully...
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    Dustydog reacted to RogerL's post in the thread Loose wheels and ATC with Like Like.
    The smart alternator can't lower the voltage below battery voltage - ATC is designed to work even at that voltage otherwise you could...
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    Dustydog reacted to JTQ's post in the thread Loose wheels and ATC with Like Like.
    A very valid question, given we are told the bolts were torqued to 130 Nm and they were grade 10.9, so if M12 being worked right up and...
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    Dustydog reacted to Buckman's post in the thread Breakdown cover with Wow Wow.
    We have a Toyota product so no chance of it being on any breakdown truck are probably zero. LOL! :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
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    Dustydog replied to the thread Breakdown cover.
    On the top of a low loader truck the chances of theft😜😜
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    Dustydog replied to the thread Leaking roof..
    The weakest point is where the roof strap meets the awning rails. Ensure those areas are spotless before applying new sealant during...
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    Dustydog reacted to RogerL's post in the thread Leaking roof. with Like Like.
    Ironically, Bailey roof straps are also used to repair/replace the roof straps on other brands - my Lunar has one fitted - presumably...
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    Dustydog replied to the thread Loose wheels and ATC.
    What was the Al-ko ATC light showing before the journey start and immediately after the accident? There have been issues that ATC is not...
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    Dustydog replied to the thread Help - Damp.
    Private or Dealer purchase?
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