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    Sad Day

    Been working on the house so left the CSL at parents house so it was out of harms way.

    Went to get her this morning as she was booked in at Sheffield Sytner to have a bonnet tidy up, sadly on the way I took a roundabout a bit to narrow and caught the back rear alloy.

    Got out at Sytner and felt like crying every alloy was immaculate now 1 is skimmed on the edge, nothing bad but something I hate to see as I'm quite protective with my cars.

    Asked Peter at Sytner to check the alloy over and the balancing as it didn't feel right on the way, and obviously to repair it.

    Obviously my stupid fault for being a tard :bigcry:

    #2
    Chin up mate, look on the bright side, if you'd have taken it a bit wide then you'd have hit the other wheel and bent something :hahaha:

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      #3
      Originally posted by funtime View Post
      Chin up mate, look on the bright side, if you'd have taken it a bit wide then you'd have hit the other wheel and bent something :hahaha:
      I just hope it hasn't damaged anything

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        #4
        Thats not so bad matey,thought you had a right off on your hands by the post title.

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          #5
          worse things happen at sea matey...

          I did the same at a McDonalds drive thru......at least you were getting driving pleasure......I was just getting overweight :hahaha:

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            #6
            Originally posted by Yanto View Post
            worse things happen at sea matey...

            I did the same at a McDonalds drive thru......at least you were getting driving pleasure......I was just getting overweight :hahaha:
            :hahaha::hahaha:

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              #7
              That's not so bad, Sir?

              You could have been thoroughly cleaning the underside of your car at the weekend and found this sitting at the bottom of your nearside rear coil spring seat:



              Like I did! :smt012


              Fortunately, I've hardly driven mine since buying it a few weeks ago.
              And...double-fortunately, I was doing what I was doing by cleaning the wheel-arch areas.

              And... triple-fortunately, the broken piece was still there as it had broken so low down that I might otherwise not have even noticed!

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                #8
                Originally posted by derin100 View Post
                That's not so bad, Sir?

                You could have been thoroughly cleaning the underside of your car at the weekend and found this sitting at the bottom of your nearside rear coil spring seat:



                Like I did! :smt012


                Fortunately, I've hardly driven mine since buying it a few weeks ago.
                And...double-fortunately, I was doing what I was doing by cleaning the wheel-arch areas.

                And... triple-fortunately, the broken piece was still there as it had broken so low down that I might otherwise not have even noticed!
                "Oh, they all do that Sir"

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by glendog74 View Post
                  "Oh, they all do that Sir"
                  So I gather! I think this could be my first 'warranty trip'? Not even the most unreasonable of service managers could consture that that was in anyway due to to a late run-in service! :hahaha:

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                    #10
                    Are suspension components covered?

                    And what's you excess?

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by shimmy View Post
                      Are suspension components covered?

                      And what's you excess?
                      Surely a snapped spring at 30k miles is covered under a fully comp warrany with no excess....and if if it isn't then surely this is the acid test of it not being worth the paper it's printed on?

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                        #12
                        They'll change that, no problem.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by derin100 View Post
                          Surely a snapped spring at 30k miles is covered under a fully comp warrany with no excess....and if if it isn't then surely this is the acid test of it not being worth the paper it's printed on?
                          I'm sure it will be UNLESS it says suspension components are not covered

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by tbellamy85 View Post
                            I just hope it hasn't damaged anything
                            Nothing that money cant fix mate .... there are others things no amount of money can put right !

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by derin100 View Post
                              That's not so bad, Sir?

                              You could have been thoroughly cleaning the underside of your car at the weekend and found this sitting at the bottom of your nearside rear coil spring seat:



                              Like I did! :smt012

                              !
                              Look on the bright side ...when tother side goes ...you will have some very unique Finials for your curtain pole mate !!:smokin:

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