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but it sounds more expensive cos not only u paying mechanic - u are paying a mobile mechanic which would mean double in labour wouldnt it :)

anyway going to have lunch

making me fustrated already.

they didnt say cos after all i am female and wouldnt understand the intricates of brake pads - this has shitted me so much ..... no wonder i used to have a BF to do all this shit for me .... phuck this.

i cant get the brakes right - i cant get the suspension right .... never have enough money to do anything with it anyway - not even fix the back spoiler might as well sell it buy an Astra and have everything covered under warranty!!

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