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oh.....right..dont I feel stupid :)

Dont fill up at newie then hahaha

I guess if you get off at M2 somewhere, theres plenty of servo's on the way from there mate!

IIRC - there is a shell servo near where we meet, but its been awhile since Ive been around that area

doof...wtf!?!?!?!

car that bad mate??

grab a lift with someone mate?

I'll see whereI am in the morning on the way ok?

yeah, won't start and no one knows why... no spark across the board

Yeah I'll try and grab a lift with Zilch if it doesn't work out... still wanted to drive though :)

Here's a good way to fix it;

-Get in it

-Turn the key to "on"

-Put it in neutral

-Get some passers-by to give it a small push so it starts to roll

-Turn the wheel so the car is going down hill

-Straighten the wheel up so the car will go straight down the hill

-Before it gathers too much speed, turn the key to "off"

-Take the key out

-Give the steering wheel a quick shake so it locks in place

-Dive out of the car and just let it go.

-Buy a supra

-lol




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