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Hey guys,

hasn't been my week. went to a suspension place onsaturday and they told me that the rubbers on the ends of the swaybars are gone, so no biggy, get them replaced. then there was a crack in the castor rod, no probs get them replaced with a wheel alignment, now the whole thing feels tight with the new swaybars in place :rolleyes:. but I have had an electrical gremlin for a while so I left it at an electrician since monday morning. they think they have fixed the problem which makes my alarm go crazy and lose all power to everything in the car (no not the battery, that is only new). thought I might get the air confixed up while its there and they have had to retrofit it with the new gas because mine was R12. Thought that was weird cause mine is a 93 model, but oh well. called him up and now he said the air con is working intermittently, on 1 sec, off the next. so he is trying to work that out.

but also that before I took teh car down there, my bonnet catch bracket was a little rusty and has snapped, so I get my car back tommorow and it goes straight down to the smash repairer to get that fixed.

hope it goes well after this, I want to get my new brakes in the next few weeks which cost $1200 fitted with new pads and discs all round.

anyone else having a bad week?

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busted castor rod and control arm in a poor drift 2 weeks ago....

lost a ring i got in Egypt

replaced parts 2 days ago which was ***'n hard,

cracked front bar

changed oil and spilled all over driveway,

cut my hand 6 times changing fuel filter,

get alignment and find more some chassis damage (thats why so hard to replace parts),

washed car, then rained

no fuel

no money

no tread

more shit to fix....

guess i'll try again tomorrow :rolleyes:

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dont worry shit happens !!!

Mr R32 : u shud of kept the old gas on ur AC, if aint broken dont fix it mate, there are still ppl that can refill u up again on the old gas...wink wink nugde nugde ;-) , if need a bonnet latch thingo let me know, can hook u up with 1.

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